— OF THE — 



Pacific Coast, including Arizona. 



G^_£^J>TZ) ;DIST^^IBUTIOIT or lSS2^,t,j^/VRT 

 ^ . . ^. YO«K 



The attention of Botanists is called to a large distribution of interestin«; plants collected ^ . 

 tluring 10 years' extensive exploratiiMi of Washington Territory, Oregon, California, Nevada 

 and Arizona. This distribution I'mbraees all the collections of all the Orders after Coinpositie, 

 being those \vhirh we were unalde to select labels for and pack up last winter, to which we can 

 now add an inmii-nsc number of rare and new i>lants collected during a six months' arduous and 

 dangerous explor.ition (»f the lluichuca range of mountains of Arizona, near the Mexican l)oun- 

 dary. This range, like that of the C'hirrieahua Mis., explored last year, is a lofty, rugged, 

 well-watered and greatly diversitied range that is still infested with savage Apaches, marauding 

 Cow-boys and Mexican outlaws. Despite these fearful circumst mces, the whole season was 

 spent collecting in the one r.iiige of Iluachuca, and unusual care was taken to collect the rich 

 flora at various stages of growth and to make characteristic and ample botanical specimens— as 

 good as the best ever sent from the Pacific coist. 



The number is so large that the authorities must have several weeks to determine them; 

 meanwhile, they will be distributed under numbers, the names to be supplied to our patrons as 

 soon as reported. 



There are over 70 si)ecies of ferns in our colleclit)n, including the following rare and new- 

 ones; prices as follows: 



cts. cts. 



Polypodiuin Scouleri 15 Clieilantlies Clevelaiulii 15 



'' tliysanolepis. . . 25 



(New toN. A.!) 



Gymnoprramme liispicla 10 



Nothola^na Biiiuata 10 



(Several forms.) 



" femigiiiea 15 



NcwbeiTvi 15 



(Recently discovered.) 



Parryi*. . .• 15 



Grayi 25 



(Recently discovered.) 



" Candida 15 



" Leminoni 25 



(Recent Iv discovered.) 



dealbata 15 



Hookeri 25 



Cheilantlies Writ^^litii 10 



" inarKinata 25 



(New to N. A.!) 



" Alabamense 15 



(Jsew to Pacific coast.) 



Fcndl('ri 10 



'' CoopvYiXi 25 



(Recently discovered.) 



'' LiiidlicinuTi.. . . 10 

 viscida 25 



( Recently discovered.) 



lainii^inosa 10 



l(*ndiK<'ra 25 



(New to N. A.!) 



inyriophylla 15 



(Very fine.) 



Eatoni 15 



(v(tr. umabiliH.) 



(Recently discovered.) 



Pellaea flexuosa 15 



(Very fine.) 



" atropurpurea 15 



Wrightiana 15 



Aspleniura — unnamed 25 



(New species I) 



" parvulum 15 



" Tricliomanes ... 15 

 Phegopteris alpestris 25 



(Very rare I) 



Aspidium mohrioides 25 



(New to N. A.!) 



" Nevadense 25 



(Recently discovered.) 



" Karwinskyanum . . 25 



(New to N. A.!) 



" juglandifolium ... 15 



(New to Pacific coast.) 



Adiantum patens 25 



(New toN. A.!) 



" emarginatuni.. . . 10 



" Capillutf-Veneris. 15 



(Very large form.) 



Loinaria Spicant 15 



Woodwardia radicans 15 



Cystoptt^ris fragilis 15 



(.Vn eleg.mt form. ) 



Woodsia scopulina 10 



obtusa 25 



" Mexicana 25 



(New to N. A.!) 



Opliioglossum vulgatum. . . 10 

 nudicaule. . . 15 



Full sets of Ferns at 15 cents each. 



Sets of the above list, 20 cents each. Sileeled specimen.- as per list. 

 Sets of the Phienogams, jfT.oO i)er 100. 



Sets of the Huachuca collection at satisfactory prices which m »y be arr.inged upon appli 

 cation. New species at 25 cents each. Address, 



fj. G. LEMMON. 

 Lemmon Herbarium, Oakland, California. 

 Tubers of two promising species of native Arizona potatoes at %\ per dozen. 

 Packets of seeds of the new and most showy Arizona flowers at 10 cents each. 



