472 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO VOL. I. 



5. N. Bigelovii, "Watsun, var. Wallacei, Cray, 1. c A more viscid form uitli 

 smaller corolla (tui)e 12 to 10 lines long), ami shorter calyx-teeth sometimes scarcely 

 exceeding the caiisulc : upper leaves with somewhat broader and roundish or sub- 

 cordate slightly clasping base. 



Near Los Angeles (Wallace) and San Diego, Clcrchoid. 



Page 547. Insert in Key to Genera : — 



10". Herpestis. Calyx une(iually 5-pavtcd, the lower sepal tlie larger. Anther-ceils paralKl. 

 Creeping sueciilent lieiij. 



Page 548. 1. VERBASCUM. 



2. V. Thapsus, Linn. Densely woolly throughout : stem simple, stout, 3 to (5 

 feet high, wingeil by the decurrent bases of the large oblong nearly entire crowded 

 leaves : llowers bright yellow, in a long dense spike : lower tilaments nearly naked. 

 — Gray, Syn. Fl. fi. 250. 



Siskiyou County, Greene. Native of Eiu-ope, wiilely naturalized in old fields. 



Page 551. 3. ANTIRRHINUM. 



15. A. junceum, Gray. Cerros Islands, Dr. Streets. 



Page 555. 6. COLLINSIA. 



7". C. linearis, Gray. Allied to C. granJijiora, but pubernlent and slightly 

 glandular above ; usually much branched, A to 2 feet high, glabrous : leaves linear 

 to hnear-spatulate, i to 3 inches long, entire or the lower sparingly toothed, sessile : 

 pedicels 1 to 4 in the axils, about equalling the llowers : calyx-loljes triangular, 

 .acute : corolla pale blue, I inch long, strongly declinate and gil)bose-saccate, lips 

 longer than the tube and throat, the lower with a rather prominent sometimes 

 2-lobed callus; ovules 3 in each cell. — I'roc. Amer. Acad. xv. 50. 



On Klamath and Trinity IJivcrs, and at Waldo, Oregon (Jialtaa) ; Siskiyou Mountains, Hreciw. 



8'. C. Parryi, Gray. Pubernlent, not glandular; stem strict, simple, a foot 

 high or less : leaves narrowly oblong to linear-lanceolate, the lower petioled, the 

 upper sessile, obtuse, sparingly crenate : pedicels (1 to 3) mostly solitary, slender, 

 2 to 8 lines long : calyx-lobes oblong, obtuse, not exceeiling the capsule : corolla 

 deep blue, 3 or -4 lines long, with moilerately oblique throat, the nearly equal lips 

 not longer than the tul)e, with emarginate lobes : ovules 6 or 7 in each cell : seeds 

 round-oval, reticulated. — ^Syn. Fl. ii. 257. 



San Bernardino County, Parry & Lcmmon, n. 296. 



10. C. Childii, Parry. Pubernlent and somewhat glandular above, simple or 

 branched, a foot high or less : leaves thinnish, the lower round-obovato or oblong, 

 petioled, the upper o])long-Iance(jlate with narrow base, subsessile, acutish, more or 

 le.ss serrate : pedicels 1 to 3, half an inch long or less : calyx-lobes oblong-lanceolate, 

 obtuse, exceeding the globose capsule : corolla light blue, 3 lines long, the oblong 

 moderately oblique throat longer than the lips, the lobes of which are about equal 

 and entire : ovules solitary : seed t(a-ete, oblong, smooth. — Syn. Fl. ii. 257. 



In dee)> woods of Liboccdrus, San Burnaidino Jlouiitain (Parrij k Lcunnon, n. 298, JI. S. 

 Child) ; Kern County, Kennedy. 



11. C. Rattani, Gray. Slender, simple or sparingly branched, a foot liigh or 

 less, pubernlent, glandular above : lower leaves round-ovate to oblong, petiolate, 

 somewhat serrate, the upper linear (6 to 14 lines long), sessile, mostly entire : pedi- 

 cels 1 or 2, about 3 lines long : calyx-lobes broadly lanceolate, acutish, rather ex- 

 ceeding the oblong-ovate acute capsule : corolla reddish violet, 3 lines long, slightly 

 declined, the lijjs about equalling the tube : ovules 1 or 2 in each cell : seeds len- 

 ticular, margined. — Proc. Amer. Acad. xv. 50. 



0|)en ridges south of Trinity River {lUiltan) ; Sinicoe Mountains, Oregon, lft»ri_n. 



