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WILD FLOWERS OF CALIFORNIA 



210. Garden Pansey 



211. Nuttall's Violet 



212. Hall's Violet 



Viola tricolor 

 Viola Nuttallii 



Viola Hallii 



213. Beckwith's Violet Viola Beckwithii 



214. Shelton's Violet 



215. 



Viola Sheltonii 



Viola cuneata 



Occasional as an escape. 



Northern California. Hum- 

 boldt to Modoc Co. Large, 

 yellow, brown and purple. 



Humboldt Co. Seldom col- 

 lected. Yellow and deep 

 violet. Leaves 3-parted. 



Central and eastern Sierras, 

 often in open places 

 among sagebrush. Leaves 

 much dissected. Purple 

 and yellow. 



Similar to last. Yellow 

 veined with purple. Mid- 

 dle to Sierras only. Rare. 



Coast ranges — Humboldt 

 Co. North — Rare. Deep 

 purple with white. 



MILKWORT FAMILY POLYGALACEAE 



216. Coast Milkwort 



217. Sierra Milkwort 



218. Crimson Beak 



Polygala Californica 



Polygala cornuta 

 Krameria parviflora 



Brush covered slopes, coast 

 ranges; flower resembles 

 that of a legume-rose- 

 purple. 



Pine forests, Sierras. 

 Greenish white. 



Spiny branched shrub of 

 the deserts. San Diego, 

 eastward. Purple. 



ALKALI— HEATH FAMILY FRANKENIACEAE 



Frankenia grandiflora 



219. Yerba Rheuma or 

 alkali heath 



Common in salt marshes 

 and alkali plains. Small 

 pinkish. 



PINK FAMILY CARYOPHYLLACEAE 



220. Cow Cockle Vaccaria vulgaris 



221. Catch-fly 



222. Sleepy Catch-fly 

 223. 



224. 



225. Bladder Campion 



226. Indian Pink 



Silene multinervia 



Silene antirrhina 



Silene Gallica 



Silene dichotoma 

 Silene vulgaris 

 Silene Californica 



Introduced weed in grain 

 fields — handsome pinkish- 

 red. Probably poisonous 

 to stock. 



Introduced. Origin un- 

 known. Mt. Tamalpais, 

 also Southern California. 

 Small purplish. 



Throughout State but never 

 abundant. Small, pink or 

 red. 



Introduced weed. Com- 

 mon everywhere. Trouble- 

 some in pastures. 



Introduced weed. Berkeley. 

 White flowers. 



Introduced in Vallejo. 

 White. 



Open woods, coast ranges 

 and Sierras. Scarlet. 



