Plantae Bakerianae Microform
Plantae Bakerianae Microform
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256.
CALOCHORTUS GUNNISONII, Wats. Bot. King Exp. 348. Sage plains about Mancos, 8 July, n. 1125.
ALLIUM ACUMINATUM, Hook. Fl. Ii. 184, t. 196. Plains near Mancos, 21 June, n. 89.
ALLIUM DICTYOTUM. Bulbs ovoid, not deep-seated, clothed with thinnish fibrous-papery dry outer coats, these strongly reticulate: scapes stoutish, commonly 1 to 2 feet high, sometimes only 8 or 80 inches: leaves of two-thirds the length of the scape, ligulate, striate, obtnsish : umbel com- paratively small and dense, ...the stout pedicels short and uncommonly fleshy; perianths flesh-color; segments oval, acutish or obtuse : stamens much shorter ; filaments broadly subulate to above the middle.
Cumberland Mine, La Plata Mts. , at 10, 500 feet, n. 479. Also on Mt. Hesperus at like elevation, n. 253; this dis- tributed for A. Mutabile, but only a smaller A. Dictyotum evidently. The species is subalpine, and a fine large one, related, of course, to A. Reticulatum and mutabile.
VAGNERA STELLATA, Morong, Mem. Torr. Club, v.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
256.
CALOCHORTUS GUNNISONII, Wats. Bot. King Exp. 348. Sage plains about Mancos, 8 July, n. 1125.
ALLIUM ACUMINATUM, Hook. Fl. Ii. 184, t. 196. Plains near Mancos, 21 June, n. 89.
ALLIUM DICTYOTUM. Bulbs ovoid, not deep-seated, clothed with thinnish fibrous-papery dry outer coats, these strongly reticulate: scapes stoutish, commonly 1 to 2 feet high, sometimes only 8 or 80 inches: leaves of two-thirds the length of the scape, ligulate, striate, obtnsish : umbel com- paratively small and dense, ...the stout pedicels short and uncommonly fleshy; perianths flesh-color; segments oval, acutish or obtuse : stamens much shorter ; filaments broadly subulate to above the middle.
Cumberland Mine, La Plata Mts. , at 10, 500 feet, n. 479. Also on Mt. Hesperus at like elevation, n. 253; this dis- tributed for A. Mutabile, but only a smaller A. Dictyotum evidently. The species is subalpine, and a fine large one, related, of course, to A. Reticulatum and mutabile.
VAGNERA STELLATA, Morong, Mem. Torr. Club, v.
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