Journal Kept By David Douglas During His Travels in North America 1823 1827 Tog
Journal Kept By David Douglas During His Travels in North America 1823 1827 Tog
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I have little doubt it is that noble species ; the fruit is not 1 Lonicera, Benth. And Hook. F. Gen. PL ii. P. 5.
2 Lonicera ciliosa, A. Gray, Syn. El. N. Am. I. N. P. 16.
3 Lonicera glauca, A. Gray, loc. Cit. , p. 18.
1825, MAY. PLANTS COLLECTED 119 yet ripe. In the collection are abundance of specimens in flower and fruit; on the rocky shores of the Columbia and its branches; plentiful. Do not fail to put up a treble supply of its seeds ; being evergreen it is the more desirable.
May 13^. (18...5) Juncus, is it the same as before, in seed ?
(186) Cheilanthes sp. ; very abundant on rocks on the south bank of Columbia river, forty miles from the ocean ; I think will prove C. Dealbata. 1 (187) Polypodium ; probably P. Vulgare ; on rocks and trees.
j (188) Mimulus sp. , annual or perennial ? stem creeping, jointed ; leaves subrotundate, partially dentate, three-nerved, glabrous ; flower leaves obovate-lanceolate ; flowers small, very fine bright yellow, in the lower lip two streaks of a purplish-crimson colour with two minute dots of the same in the upper ; a very beautiful little plant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have little doubt it is that noble species ; the fruit is not 1 Lonicera, Benth. And Hook. F. Gen. PL ii. P. 5.
2 Lonicera ciliosa, A. Gray, Syn. El. N. Am. I. N. P. 16.
3 Lonicera glauca, A. Gray, loc. Cit. , p. 18.
1825, MAY. PLANTS COLLECTED 119 yet ripe. In the collection are abundance of specimens in flower and fruit; on the rocky shores of the Columbia and its branches; plentiful. Do not fail to put up a treble supply of its seeds ; being evergreen it is the more desirable.
May 13^. (18...5) Juncus, is it the same as before, in seed ?
(186) Cheilanthes sp. ; very abundant on rocks on the south bank of Columbia river, forty miles from the ocean ; I think will prove C. Dealbata. 1 (187) Polypodium ; probably P. Vulgare ; on rocks and trees.
j (188) Mimulus sp. , annual or perennial ? stem creeping, jointed ; leaves subrotundate, partially dentate, three-nerved, glabrous ; flower leaves obovate-lanceolate ; flowers small, very fine bright yellow, in the lower lip two streaks of a purplish-crimson colour with two minute dots of the same in the upper ; a very beautiful little plant.
What to read after Journal Kept By David Douglas During His Travels in North America 1823 1827 Tog?
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