GENEEAL EEPOET. 



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Juniperus occidentalis. Val. S. E. 

 Luzulaspicata. Subalp. Arc. Wh.Mts. 

 Juncus Parryi. Subalp. [Mex. 



Mertensiaaus. Subarc. 

 Carei festiva . Subarc . 



rigida. Subalp. Arc. 



atrata. Alp. 

 Phleum alpinum. Subalp.* Arc. Wh.Mts. 

 Agrostis exarata. Subarc. S. 

 Calamagrostis sylvatica. Alp. Arc. E. 

 Stipa viridula. E. 

 Bromus breviaristatus. 

 Triticum strigosum. 

 Elymus Sitanion, Alp.* E. 



Anemone multifida, Subalp. Arc. 

 Ranunculus alismsefolius, var. Sabalp. 

 Aquilegia Canadensis, var. Arc. 

 Actsea spicata, var. 

 Corydalis aurea, var. 

 Arabis hirsuta. Arc. 



perfoliata. Arc. 



Drumtnondii. Alp.* 

 Erysimum cheiranthoides. Val. Arc. 

 Viola canina. Subarc. 

 Silene antirrhina. 

 Cerastium nutans. 

 Stellaria longipes. Arc. 



crassifolia. Arc. 

 Linum ^erenne . Subalp.* Val. Arc. 

 Geranium Caroliniaiium . Mex. 

 Astragalus Canadensis. 

 Vicia Americana. Val. Arc. 



Spirsea opulifolia. 

 Geum triflonim. S. Subarc. 

 Potentillafruticosa. Subalp.* Val. Arc. 

 procumbens. Alp. Subarc, Gr, 

 Amelanchier Canadensis, var. S. Arc. 

 Saxifraga nivalis. Subalp.* Arc. 

 Ribes hirtellum . 



lacustre. Alp. Arc. 

 Sedum Rhodiola . Alp . * Arc . 

 Epilobium alpinum. Subalp.* Arc. 

 tetragonum . Subarc . 

 angustifolium . Arc . 

 Heracleum lanatum . Subarc . 

 Galium triflorum. 



boreale. S. Arc. 

 Valeriana dioica. Subarc. 

 Solidago Virga-aurea. Alp . * Arc . 

 Achillea Millefolium. Subalp.* Val. Arc. 

 Artemisia biennis. Arc, [Mex, 



Antennaria dioica. Subalp.* Arc. 

 Arnica angusti_folia . Arc. 



mollis . Subalp . * 

 Senecio aureus. Val. Arc. 

 VacciniuTn c<Bspitosunz. Alp. Subarc. 

 Kalmia glauca, var. Alp. Arc. 

 Pyrolarotundifolia. Arc. Mex. 

 Scrophularia nodosa. 

 Castilleia pallida. Val. S. Arc. 

 Brunella vulgaris. Subarc. 

 Polemonium ceeruleum. Val, Arc. Mex. 

 Calystegia sepium . Val . 

 Apocynum androsHemifolium, 

 Poly^mifit viviparum. Alp. Arc. 

 Skepkerdia Canadensis . Arc. 

 Alnus incana, var. Val. Subarc. 



Populus tremuloides. S, Arc. 



balsamifera, var. Arc. 

 Juniperus communis, var. Alp. Arc. 



Virginiana. Arc. 

 Habenariahyperborea. Val. Arc. 



dilatata. Arc. 

 Spiranthes Romanzoffiana. Val. Subarc. 

 Veratrum album. Arc. 

 Smilacina racemosa, var. 



stellata. Val. S. 

 Luzula spadicea. Arc. 

 Scirpus microcarpus. Val. 

 Carex lanuginosa. Subarc. 



scirpoidea. Alp. Arc. 

 A grostis canina. Alp. Subarc. Gr. 

 Koeleria cristata. 

 Poa alpina. Alp.* Arc. 

 Bromus ciUatus . Arc . 

 Triticum caninum . 

 Trisetum subspicatum. Alp. Arc. Mex, 



Claytonia Caroliniana, var. Subalp. S. 



Hypericum mutilum. ? 



Oxytropis cafHpesiris. Alp. Arc. 



Prunus Virginiana. Arc. 



Rubus strigosus . Subalp . * Subarc . 



Potentilla Pennsylvanica, var. Arc. ? 



Solidago stricta. 



Antennaria Carpaikica. Arc. 



Bliium capitatuin . Subarc. 



Listera convallarioides. Subarc. 



Carex muricata. 



Eatonia obtusata. 



Festuca ovina. Alp.* Arc. Mex. 



Flora op the Wahsatch and Uintas, and of the Washoe Moui^ tains. 

 The collection made in the Wahsatch and Uinta Mountains showed, as was 

 to be expected, a much more extensive flora here than in the mountains of 

 the Basin, adding 224 species, 47 genera and 6 orders to those previously 

 collected. The total found was 618, against 393 in the western ranges, a very 

 large majority of these latter being again gathered in the mountains of Utah. 



The steep slopes of the Wahsatch which face the western valley are bare 

 of trees and dry, only partially covered toward the base with scattered 

 thickets of a low form of Quercus alia. In the canons, however, which lead 

 up many miles into the recesses of the range, there is usually, where not too 

 rocky and precipitous, a free growth of most of the shrubs and plants already 

 mentioned as common westward, with others which have either been very 

 rare or wanting altogether. Among these are Cowania and Celtis, Cercocarpus 

 parvifolius, Acer glahrum, Spircea opulifolia, Rosa fraxinifolia, Pachysthna, 

 and near the stream-banks Rhus aromatica and glabra, Acer grandidenta- 

 tum, Negundo, Sambucus racemosa, Betula occidentalis, and in the very high 



