Ferns of the Pacific Coast Including Arizona
Ferns of the Pacific Coast Including Arizona
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Two genera.
Gymnogramme, Desv. " Golden ferns." Fronds in our species pentangular.
G. triangularis, Kaulf. " California Gold-back." Shady ra- vines, coast hills, and in the Sierra. Var. visoosa. (New variety.) Mts. of San JDiego.
G. hispida, Mett. " Hispid Gymnogramme." Around bould- ers, slopes of Arizona Mts.
Nothol^ena, R. Br.
# Fronds scaly beneath ; above, with stellate hairs.
N. sinuata, Kaulf. " Wavy-leaf Notholcena." Tucson, Santa Catalina, and Chirricahua Mts., Ariz., 6,000 ft. alt.
Va...r. orenata, Lemmon. A dwarfed form in exposed situations.
# # Fronds densely tomentose beneath.
N. ferruginea, Hook. "Rusty Notholaena." Rincon Peak, Santa Catalina, and Graham Mts., Ariz., 7,000 ft. alt.
Var. parvum, Lemmon. A small form with large naked fruit.
Chirricahua Mts., Ariz., Sept. 1881. (New variety.) N. Parryi, Eaton. " Parry's Notholaena." Mt. San Jacin- to, S. Cal., Maricopa Mts., Ariz. Rare.
N. Newberryi, Eaton. " Newberry's Notholaena." Mt. San Jacinto and San Diego, So. Cal. (New Species !) # # * Fronds powdered beneath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two genera.
Gymnogramme, Desv. " Golden ferns." Fronds in our species pentangular.
G. triangularis, Kaulf. " California Gold-back." Shady ra- vines, coast hills, and in the Sierra. Var. visoosa. (New variety.) Mts. of San JDiego.
G. hispida, Mett. " Hispid Gymnogramme." Around bould- ers, slopes of Arizona Mts.
Nothol^ena, R. Br.
# Fronds scaly beneath ; above, with stellate hairs.
N. sinuata, Kaulf. " Wavy-leaf Notholcena." Tucson, Santa Catalina, and Chirricahua Mts., Ariz., 6,000 ft. alt.
Va...r. orenata, Lemmon. A dwarfed form in exposed situations.
# # Fronds densely tomentose beneath.
N. ferruginea, Hook. "Rusty Notholaena." Rincon Peak, Santa Catalina, and Graham Mts., Ariz., 7,000 ft. alt.
Var. parvum, Lemmon. A small form with large naked fruit.
Chirricahua Mts., Ariz., Sept. 1881. (New variety.) N. Parryi, Eaton. " Parry's Notholaena." Mt. San Jacin- to, S. Cal., Maricopa Mts., Ariz. Rare.
N. Newberryi, Eaton. " Newberry's Notholaena." Mt. San Jacinto and San Diego, So. Cal. (New Species !) # # * Fronds powdered beneath.
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