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Order PAPAVERALES 



Family FTJMARIACEAE 



Capnoides engelmannii; Corydalis engelmannii Fedde, Rep. Sp. Nov., Vol. X; cf. 



Bot. Centralbl., 1914, p 92. Near Empire (?), Colo., 8,500-9,000 ft. 

 Capnoides macrorrhiza; Corydalis macrorrhiza Fedde, 1. c; cf. t. c, p. 93, southern 



Colorado. 



Order ROSALES 



Family HYDRANGEACEAE 



Fendlera falcata Thornber, Contr. U.S. Nat. Herb. Vol. XVI (1913), p. 129. Type 

 from New Mexico, but also in Colorado, at Dolores (Crandall), Cerro Summit (Baker), 

 Bayfield (Cary), and Mancos (Baker). 



F. tomentella Thornber, 1. c. Type from Arizona, but also from Los Finos, Colo. (Baker). 



Family ROSACE AE 



Cercocarpus argenteus Rydberg, N. Am. Flora, Vol. XXII (1913), p. 422. Type from 



Te.xas, but also occurs in Colorado. 

 Geum decurrens Rydberg, t. c, p. 404. TjTJe from Arizona but also found in Colorado. 



Family FABACEAE 



Astragalus macer Nelson, Bot. Gazette, July, 1913, p. 65. Paradox Valley, Colo. (E. P. 

 Walker). Allied to A. lonckocarpus Gray; according to the Rydbergian system, it 

 will be called Homalobus macer. 

 Lupinus habrocomus Greene, Leaflets, Vol. II (1912), p. 235. Cochetopa Forest Reserva- 

 tion, in aspen groves at 8,500 ft. (E. F. Clark). 

 tRobinia mesozoica CockereU, Torreya, February, 191 2, p. 32. Paleocene, north of 

 Whitely Peak, Colo. (N. E. Hinds). 



Order MYRTALES 



Family ONAGRACEAE (Epilobiaceae) 



Chylisma walkeri Nelson, Bot. Gazette, July, 1913, p. 66. Paradox Valley, Colo. 



(E. P. Walker). Flowers yellow, 2 mm. long. 

 Oenothera cockerelliBartlett; d&Vnes, Gruppenweize Artbildung, 1913, p. 56. Boulder, 



Colo. (T. D. A. CockereU). 

 Oe. procera Wooton and Standley, Contr. U.S. Nat. Herb., Vol. XVI (1913), P- 156. 



Type from New Mexico, but it is said to be part of Rydberg's Oe. strigosa of Flora 



of Colorado. 

 Gaura induta Wooton and Standley, t. c, p. 153. Type from New Me.xico, but it is 



"most, if not all" of the G. glabra of Rydberg, Flora of Colorado. 



