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I mi:i:. 



ilium Carolinanum; L. " Carolina Cranesbill. 

 Erodium dcutarium; L. Eer, " Ufileria." 



ictaj L. •• Yellow wood Borrel." 

 Inij ... p. undetermined). " Touch-me-not." 



\N \ AKI'I u ; 



Kims diversiloba; Torr and Gray. u Poison Oak." 



vn\ 

 Yitis Calif ornica; Southeastern Nevada. "Wild grape." 



BHAMNAOEJE. 



Ceanothus velutinus; Hook. Woods. " New Jersey Tea." 



prostratus; Benth. 

 Frangula Californica; Gray. " Aider Buckthorn." 



BAPTNDACEJE. 



ndo aceroides; Moench. " Box Elder." 



legumtno&e. 



Lupinus pusillus; Pursh. " Lupine." 

 leucophyllus; var with purple flow 



llus; Lindl. 



orargenteus; Dougl. 

 meionanthus; Gray. 



ealcaratus; Kellogg; or decumbens; Toit. 



Breweri ; ( I ray. A dwarf species, only a span high, trailing on rocks. 

 Trifolium Andersonii; Gray. A most peculiar "clover," resembling lu- 

 pine, covered with soft silky hairs; grows in tufts three or four 

 inches high, forming beds or patches in moist sandy soil near foot- 

 hills. The roots, like " alfalfa," grow very deep, and so strong are 

 the fibres, that an ordinary breaking plough with two yoke of oxen 

 can scarcely tear them up. 

 longipes; Nutt. 

 ithiferum; Hook. 

 Trifolium fimbriatum; Lindl. 

 variegatum; Nutt. 

 gracilentum; Torr. & Gray, 



ineptus; Gray. High Sierras, Southwestern Nevada. 

 Whitneyi; ( I 

 platytropis; Gri 

 Hosackia Purshiana; Benth. 



Hermanii; Verrand, 

 Lathyrns; (species unknown.) 

 Vieia; (species unknown.) 



