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Var. cordata, Gray. Leaves smaller and thicker, cordate or mostly cordate-ovate, 

 and simply creiiatc. — ^S". reidformis, var. cordata, Gray, JJot. Calif, i. 571. 

 The typical fomi in Oregon aud Washiiigton Tenitory ; the variety in Mendocino County. 



Page 572. 15. VERONICA. 



P. V. SCUtellata, Linn. Plumas County {Mrs. Andin) ; Yosemite Valley, 

 Lemmon. 



2*. V. Cusickii, Gray. Resembling V. alpim, about 4 inches high : leaves 

 rather crcnvded, (Mitire : raceme loosely few-flowered, naked below ; jjedicels slender, 

 often as long as the flower, exceeding the oblong-linear bracts : corolla 4 or 5 lines 

 broad with ample rounded lobes : fllaments and style lilifoi-m, exserted. — Syu. Fl, 

 ii. 288. 



Scott Mountains (Greene) ; Blue Mountains, Oregon, JF. C. Citsick. 



3. V. serpyllifolia, Linn. Plumas County, Mrs. Austin. 



Page 573. 16. CASTILLEIA. 



2\ C, Stenantha, Gray. Ptesembling C. minor, 1 to 5 feet high, somewhat 

 villous: calyx equally cleft: corolla linear, 1 to U- inches long, the slightly falcate 

 and usually reddish upper lip one-half longer than"the tube. — Syn. Fl. ii. 295. 



Common in Southern California, from San Diego to Monterey and in the southern Sierra Nevada. 

 C. affiiiis. Hook. & Arn., with wliich this species was confused, is a peiennial, the red narrowly 

 cylindrical calyx cleft more deeply below, the lobes bifid, and the lower lip of the corolla protu- 

 berant and shortly callous. 



3^ C. oblongifolia, Gray, 1. c. Resembling C. affinis and C. liaaruffnlia \\\ 



calyx and corolla, but more densely pubescent and very leafy, the leaves oblong- 

 elliptic or oblong-ovate, acute, 3 - 5-nerved, 1 or 2 inches long, on the branches 

 becoming narrowly oblong-lanceolate : calj^x-lobes narrowly knceolate or linear : 

 corolla 2 inches long, the subfalcate narrow upper Ii]) as long as the tube, the lower 

 very protuberant and fleshy globular-saccate. 



Southern border of San Diego County, Falmer. Collected with C. miniata. 



8^ C. Lemmoni, Gray, 1. c. 297. Closely resembling C. 2ialtida, var. occiden- 

 tal is : bracts reddish : upper lip of the corolla oblong, about a fourth the length of 

 the tube, hardly twice that of the ventricose lower lip, the ovate lobes of the latter 

 rather shorter than the saccate portion, the three narrow obtuse folds of which termi- 

 nate under the lobes in as many conical gibbosities. 



In the Sierra Nevada, Sierra County, probably alpine, /. O. Lemmon. 



Page 577. 17. ORTHOCARPUS. 



5. O. purpurascens, Benth. Santa Barbara {^Frs. Cooj^er) ; San Diego, 

 Clevela7id. 



7*. O. pachystachyus, Gray. Resembling 0. temiifolius, rather stout, 4 to 8 

 inches high, scabrons-puberulent and somewhat hirsute : bracts twice longer (about 

 an inch), rose-purple at the summit : corolla glabrous, the tube mucli longer than the 

 calyx, the tip of upper lip conspicuous, slender and incurved : anther-cells glabrous, 

 linear-lunate, mucronate-attenuate at base. — Syn. Fl. ii. 300. 



Near Yreka, Siskiyou County (Greene) ; Union, Oregon, //'. 0. Cuxicl: 



12*. O. BidTvelliae, Gray. With the aspect of 0. erio7Uhu.«, somewhat h-ss 

 pubescent and the spike rather loose : corolla G to 10 lines long, the throat ami 

 upper lip dark purjile, the trisaccate lower lip bright yellow : seed-coat somewhat 

 loose and cellular. — -Proc. Amer. Acad. xv. 51. 



Near Chico {Mrs. J. Bklwcll) ; Auburn, Mrs. M. E. P. J Mrs. 



