Eugene Otto Weber Murman Watercolors of California Flora,
1941-1961
Processed by Pat L. Walter.
Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library History and Special Collections Division
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Finding Aid of the Eugene Otto Weber Murman Watercolors of California Flora,
1941-1961
Collection number: 46
Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library History and Special Collections Division
University of California, Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA
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- Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library History and Special Collections Division
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- UCLA
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- Box 951798
- Los Angeles, CA 90095-1798
- 310/825-6940
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- Processed by:
- Pat L. Walter.
- Date Completed:
- July, 2002
- Encoded by:
- Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library History and Special Collections
Division staff.
©2005 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.
Descriptive Summary
Title: Eugene Otto Weber Murman Watercolors of California Flora,
Date (inclusive): 1941-1961
Collection number: 46
Creator: Murman, Eugene Otto Weber
Extent: 26 boxes (52 linear ft.) and 78 35-mm. slides
Repository:
University of California, Los Angeles. Library.
Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library History and Special
Collections Division
Los Angeles, California 90095-1490
Abstract: The Murman collection consists of 495 original
watercolors and 26 photographs of California native plants, representing
85 different families and ca. 460 species. The paintings are
scientifically accurate as well as artistic, each showing details of a
branch and enlarged paintings of the flowers, fruit, and other diagnostic
parts. Murman, originally a Russian banker, trained as a commercial artist
after his emigration to the U.S. in 1905 and became a furniture designer
in Los Angeles in 1906. After his retirement, he began traveling
throughout California making preliminary sketches, color notes, and
photographs of plants and collecting dried specimens; using these, Murman
produced his body of watercolors in his home studio. Each series in the
Container List represents a plant family. Each entry represents one plate,
listing the scientific and common name, date & place of specimen
collection, plus notes.
Physical location: Stored off-site at SRLF. Advance notice
is required for access to the collection. Please contact Louise M. Darling
Biomedical Library History and Special Collections Division for paging
information.
Administrative Information
Access
The collection is open for research. The copyright for the plates does
not reside with UCLA. Some plates, mostly of conifers and other California
trees, have been published by the University of California Press or
Cachuma Press; rights to these plates will pass into the public domain in
2012. Contact the History & Special Collections Division of the
Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library, UCLA, for further information.
Publication Rights
Property rights in the physical objects belong to the UCLA Biomedical
Library. Literary rights, including copyright, are retained by the
creators and their heirs. It is the responsibility of the researcher to
determine who holds the copyright and pursue the copyright owner or his or
her heir for permission to publish if the Biomedical Library does not hold
the copyright.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Eugene Otto Weber Murman watercolors of California flora (Manuscript collection 46). Louise M. Darling
Biomedical Library History and Special Collections Division, University of California, Los Angeles.
UCLA Catalog Record ID
Acquisition Information
In the late 1940s or early 1950s, Murman began selling these watercolor
plates to the UCLA Library's Department of Special Collections. At his
death in 1962 the UCLA collection numbered 521 plates. In 1984, to mark
the occasion of naming the UCLA Biomedical Library in honor of Louise M.
Darling, its first librarian, the UCLA Library Special Collections
Department transferred the Murman watercolors to the Louise M. Darling
Biomedical Library.
Processing Information
Processed by: Pat L. Walter, July, 2002
Biography
Eugene O. Murman (Apr. 18, 1874 - Mar. 17, 1962) was born in St.
Petersburg, Russia and developed an early interest in natural history and
nature photography. After jobs as translator and clerk, he joined the
foreign exchange department of the Russian Commercial and Industrial Bank
and remained there until his immigration to the United States in 1905.
Unable to find a banking position in New York, Murman decided on a change
of career and spent a year in Germany being trained as a commercial
artist. In 1906 he moved to Los Angeles where he soon became head designer
for the California Furniture Company, which subsequently became W.
& J. Sloane; he stayed with this firm for thirty-four years. During
his free hours and on holidays he amassed a fine butterfly collection and
became familiar with the plants and birds of his new home. His collection
of hand-colored lantern slides was used to illustrate lectures on various
natural history topics; these slides now reside in the Hancock Library of
Biology & Oceanography at the University of Southern California.
The butterfly collection was given to the Los Angeles County Museum of
Natural History.
After his retirement, Murman and his second wife began a project to
document the California flora in watercolors. Frequent collecting trips
took them to many parts of the state and acquainted them with various
botanists, forest rangers, and park naturalist, many of whom cooperated by
sending living specimens of flowers and fruit, and assisted in
identification of plants. Murman made color notes and preliminary sketches
in the field and took black-and-white photographs for form and size, while
Mrs. Murman took color photographs of the plants in their native habitat.
With the aid of these field notes and photographs, as well as dried
specimens, Murman then produced his outstanding series of watercolors in
his home studio. His work received wide recognition, and just before his
death he completed copies of four paintings for the collection of
botanical art in the Hunt Botanical Library, Carnegie Institute of
Technology.
Scope and Content
Eighty-five families of California plants are represented by Murman's
watercolor plates, approximately 460 species. Specimens came from many
California counties from north to south, with a fair number also collected
in Oregon, Arizona, and other western locations. Each plate consists of an
8 x 10" watercolor (or photograph) on a 15 x 20" board.
Murman provided family, genus, and species (scientific and common
names), location and date of specimen collection for each of the plates.
The plates were numbered in the order of their accession at UCLA, so plate
(and box) numbers serve only as location indicators; there is no taxonomic
order to them. Murman's nomenclature is occasionally outdated, so some
ingenuity and patience may be needed to locate a specific plant in the
finding aid.
Each SERIES in the Container List represents a plant Family. Brackets
indicate earlier or variant forms of the scientific family name;
parentheses indicate the common name; the dates indicate inclusive
collection dates. The "International Plant Name Index" (IPNI)
(http://www.ipni.org) was used as the authority for placing a plate within
a particular family (which sometimes differs from Murman's
classification), and The National Plant Data Center's "Plants Database"
(http://plants.usda.gov) served as the authority for the common family
name used. Each ENTRY within a series represents a Murman plate. The
genus, species, and common names of the specimens are in the form provided
by Murman; no effort was made to standardize or update them. Again, the
date is the date of specimen collecting; the notes include collecting
location(s).
Related Collection: The Department of Special Collections, Young
Research Library, UCLA in its Collection #1237 holds Murman archival
material that extends one's knowledge of Mr. Murman's work and interests.
Included are documents, lecture notes, photographs, sketches, slides,
scrapbooks, and notebooks covering Russian cooking, ethnic costumes and
artifacts, designs and interiors, gardens, flora, and travel.
Indexing Terms
The following terms have been used to index the description of this
collection in the library's online public access catalog.
Subjects
Botany -- California
Series 1.
Acanthaceae (Acanthus) Family.
1958
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 17, Item 340
Beloperone californica
(chuparosa).3/20/58
Note
Twentynine Palms, San Bernardino County
Series 2.
Aceraceae (Maple) Family.
1965
Physical Description: 4 entries
Box 1, Item 1
Acer circinatum (vine
maple).5/15/54
Note
McCloud, Siskiyou County
Box 1, Item 2
Acer glabrum (Sierra
maple).7/20/54
Note
McCloud, Siskiyou County
Box 1, Item 3
Acer macrophyllum (bigleaf
maple).4/3/54
Note
Santa Barbara County
Box 1, Item 4
Acer negundo var. californicum (box
elder)4/3/54
Note
Santa Barbara County
Series 3.
Agavaceae (Century-plant) Family.
1941-1960
Physical Description: 7 entries
Box 23, Item 453
Yucca baccata (Spanish dagger).5/7/60,
9/60
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden; Kaibab National Forest, AZ;
plate indicates Family: Liliaceae
Box 10, Item 198
Yucca brevifolia (joshua
tree).3/16/41
Note
Mojave Desert; plate indicates Family: Liliaceae
Box 10, Item 199
Yucca mojavensis (Mojave
yucca).3/30/41
Note
Colorado Desert; plate indicates Family: Liliaceae
Box 10, Item 200
Yucca mojavensis (Mojave
yucca).4/27/41
Physical Description: photograph
Note
Morongo Valley, San Bernardino County; plate indicates Family:
Liliaceae
Box 11, Item 201
Yucca mojavensis (Mojave yucca; Spanish
dagger).5/13/54
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument, San Bernardino County; plate
indicates Family: Liliaceae
Box 11, Item 202
Yucca mojavensis (Mojave yucca; Spanish
dagger).5/14/54
Physical Description: photograph
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument, San Bernardino County; plate
indicates Family: Liliaceae
Box 18, Item 348
Yucca whipplei (our Lord's candle; Spanish
bayonet).5/1/57, 7/9/58
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden; plate indicates Family:
Liliaceae
Series 4.
Aizoaceae (Fig-marigold [Carpet weed]) Family.
1961
Physical Description: 2 entries
Box 19, Item 379
Mesembryanthemum crystallinum (ice
plant).4/27/61
Note
Rincon Point, Ventura County
Box 19, Item 376
Mesembryanthemum edule (Hottentot
fig).4/20/61
Series 5.
Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis) Family.
1954-1955
Physical Description: 3 entries
Box 1, Item 5
Agave deserti (desert
agave).5/14/54
Note
In-ko-pah Gorge, Imperial County
Box 20, Item 382
Agave shawii (Shaw's
agave).1/15/55
Physical Description: photograph
Note
Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Box 23, Item 460
Agave shawii (Shaw's
agave).1/16/55
Note
coast near Mexico border
Series 6.
Anacardiaceae (Sumac) Family.
1953-1957
Physical Description: 5 entries
Box 1, Item 6
Rhus diversiloba (poison oak).3/30/53,
6/28/53
Note
also slide #159; Glendale, Verdugo Hills, Los Angeles
County
Box 1, Item 7
Rhus integrifolia (lemonade berry; mahogany
sumac).1/25/53, 7/3/53
Note
also slide #160; Glendale, Verdugo Hills, Los Angeles County;
Santa Barbara County
Box 1, Item 8
Rhus laurina (laurel sumac).6/28/53, 7/26/53,
9/13/53
Note
also slide #161; Verdugo Hills, Los Angeles County
Box 1, Item 9
Rhus ovata (sugar bush; sugar sumac).6/28/53,
6/1/53
Note
also slide #162; Potrero Valley, Ventura County; Santa Barbara
County
Box 22, Item 425
Rhus trilobata (squaw bush).3/7/57,
5/11/57
Note
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Series 7.
Apiaceae [Umbelliferae] (Parsley) Family.
1955
Physical Description: 3 entries
Box 21, Item 412
Angelica lineariloba (poison
angelica).7/17/55
Note
June Lake, Mono County; collected at 7,650'
elevation
Box 21, Item 411
Heracleum lanatum (cow
parsnip).7/17/55
Note
Silver Lake, Mono County; collected at 7,250'
elevation.
Box 21, Item 410
Sphenosciadium capitellatum (no common
name).7/17/55
Note
Silver Lake, Mono County; collected at 7,250'
elevation
Series 8.
Aristolochiaceae (Birthwort) Family.
1955
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 24, Item 463
Aristolochia californica (Dutchman's
pipe).2/18/55
Note
Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Series 9.
Asclepiadaceae (Milkweed) Family.
1941-1960
Physical Description: 4 entries
Box 1, Item 10
Asclepias cordifolia (purple
milkweed).6/1/42
Box 1, Item 11
Asclepias eriocarpa
(milkweed).7/16/41
Note
Charlton Flats, Angeles National Forest
Box 1, Item 12
Asclepias erosa (desert
milkweed).6/1/42
Box 23, Item 455
Asclepias mexicana (Mexican
milkweed).8/14/60
Note
Canoga Park, Los Angeles County
Series 10.
Asteraceae [Compositae] (Sunflower) Family.
1941-1961
Physical Description: 27 entries
Box 3, Item 45
Artemisia bolanderi (common
sagebrush).8/20/54
Note
Mammoth, Mono County; collected at 8,000' elevation
Box 25, Item 495
Artemisia pycnocephala (thickheaded
sagebrush).6/13/57
Note
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Box 17, Item 331
Baileye multiradiata (woolly
marigold).2/3/59
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 3, Item 46
Centaurea solstitialis (yellow star thistle; Barnaby's
thistle).8/27/51
Box 3, Item 47
Cichorium intybus
(chicory).8/27/51
Box 19, Item 378
Cirsium drummondii var. acaulescens (dwarf
thistle).8/20/54, 1961
Note
Arcularis Ranch, Mono County; collected at 8,000'
elevation
Box 24, Item 471
Cirsium occidentale (western
thistle).5/10/55
Note
Verdugo Hills, Los Angeles County
Box 3, Item 48
Coreopsis calliopsidea
(coreopsis).5/10/42
Note
Mojave Desert, Los Angeles County
Box 18, Item 359
Coreopsis gigantea (giant
coreopsis).1/5/58
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 18, Item 360
Coreopsis maritima (coast
coreopsis).1/5/58
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 19, Item 361
Encelia farinosa (brittle bush;
incienso).3/20/58
Note
Twentynine Palms, San Bernardino County
Box 3, Item 49
Erigeron glaucus (seaside
daisy).8/23/51
Note
Pacific Grove, Monterey County
Box 25, Item 494
Eriophyllum nevinii (Catalina silver
lace).5/11/57
Note
Catalina & San Clemente Islands; Santa Barbara Botanic
Garden
Box 25, Item 496
Franseria dumosa (burro
bush).2/10/61
Note
Borrego Springs, San Diego County
Box 25, Item 497
Geraea canescens (desert
sunflower).4/22/61
Note
Painted Canyon near Mecca, Riverside County
Box 3, Item 50
Grindelia robusta (gum
plant).8/23/51
Note
Pacific Grove, Monterey County
Box 19, Item 362
Haplopappus linearifolius var. interior (narrowleaf
goldenbush).4/18/58
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument
Box 25, Item 498
Hymenoclea monogyra (cheese
bush).2/10/61
Note
Anza Borrego Desert State Park, San Diego County
Box 3, Item 51
Luina hypoleuca var. californica (no common
name).6/3/41
Note
Patrick Creek near Hwy. #199
Box 19, Item 363
Monoptilon bellioides (desert
star).3/20/58
Note
Twentynine Palms, San Bernardino County
Box 25, Item 499
Palafoxia linearis (Spanish
needle).5/15/61
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument
Box 3, Item 52
Perezia microcephala
(scapelote).8/31/51
Note
Lompoc, Santa Barbara County
Box 3, Item 53
Peucephyllum schottii (pigmy
cedar).2/20/54
Note
Death Valley National Monument
Box 25, Item 500
Psathyrotes ramosissima (velvet
rosettes).4/22/61
Note
Painted Canyon near Mecca, Riverside County
Box 3, Item 54
Silybum marianum (milk
thistle).6/28/53
Note
Santa Barbara County
Box 3, Item 55
Tetradymia spinosa longispina (cotton
thorn).5/15/54
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument, San Bernardino County
Box 3, Item 56
Wyethia helenioides (no common
name).6/3/41
Series 11.
Berberidaceae (Barberry) Family.
1955-1958
Physical Description: 4 entries
Box 24, Item 464
Berberis aquifolium (Oregon grape).2/18/55,
6/11/55
Note
Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Box 24, Item 465
Berberis nevinii (Nevin barberry).3/26/55,
6/11/55
Note
Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Box 22, Item 423
Berberis pinnata (California mahonia).3/7/57,
6/13/57
Note
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Box 18, Item 341
Berberis piperiana (piper mahonia).2/3/58,
6/28/57
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Series 12.
Betulaceae (Birch) Family.
1955
Physical Description: 6 entries
Box 20, Item 384
Alnus rhombifolia (white alder).1/20/55,
7/4/55
Note
North Hollywood, Los Angeles County
Box 24, Item 466
Alnus rubra (red alder; Oregon alder).2/23/55,
3/23/55, 8/5/55,
Note
Inverness, Marin County; Klamath, Del Norte County
Box 24, Item 467
Alnus sinuata (Sitka alder).5/23/55,
9/14/55
Note
Regional Botanic Garden, Berkeley, CA; Mount Hood,
OR
Box 24, Item 468
Alnus tenuifolia (thinleaf
alder).5/23/55
Note
Regional Botanic Garden, Berkeley, CA
Box 24, Item 469
Betula fontinalis (water birch).5/11/55,
7/16/55
Note
Rock Creek Canyon, Mono County
Box 24, Item 470
Corylus rostrata var. californica (California
hazel).4/5/55, 11/2/55
Note
Mills College, Oakland, Alameda County and also Josephine
County, OR
Series 13.
Bignoniaceae (Bignonia) Family.
1954
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 1, Item 13
Chilopsis linearis (desert willow; desert
catalpa).5/10/54, 10/24/54
Note
Morongo Valley and Dagget, San Bernardino County
Series 14.
Brassicaceae [Cruiciferae] (Mustard) Family.
1958-1961
Physical Description: 3 entries
Box 26, Item 508
Dithyrea californica (spectacle
pod).2/10/61
Note
Anza Borrego Desert State Park, San Diego County
Box 18, Item 343
Stanleya pinnata (desert
plume).5/25/58
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument
Box 23, Item 459
Streptanthus inflatus (squaw cabbage; desert
candle).4/22/60
Note
Shoshone, Inyo County
Series 15.
Burseraceae [Burceraceae] (Torchwood) Family.
1957-1960
Physical Description: 2 entries
Box 20, Item 381
Bursera microphylla (elephant tree; torote).
Physical Description: photograph by Dalton E. Merkel
Note
Anza Borrego Desert State Park, San Diego County
Box 23, Item 451
Bursera microphylla (elephant tree;
torote).7/28/57, 8/30/60
Note
Anza Borrego Desert State Park, San Diego County
Series 16.
Buxaceae (Box) Family.
1957-1958
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 18, Item 342
Simmondsia chinensis [Simmondsia californica] (goat nut;
jojoba).6/28/57, 1/6/58
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden; plate indicates species:
californica
Series 17.
Cactaceae (Cactus) Family.
1940-1960
Physical Description: 41 entries
Box 1, Item 14
Carnegia gigantea
(saguaro).5/22/51
Note
5 miles north of Laguna Dam, Imperial County; Utah; Arizona;
Sonora, Baja Calif.; Colorado River west of mouth of Bill Williams
Crater
Box 1, Item 15
Carnegia gigantea
(saguaro).3/17/40
Physical Description: photograph
Note
Saguaro Nationa Monument, Arizona; photo includes Rosaleen Meek
Murman
Box 1, Item 16
Carnegia gigantea
(saguaro).2/23/50
Physical Description: photograph
Note
Saguaro National Monument, Arizona; photo includes Eugene
Murman
Box 1, Item 17
Carnegia gigantea
(saguaro).2/23/50
Physical Description: photograph
Note
Saguaro National Monument, Arizona
Box 16, Item 313
Cereus emoryi (golden-spined cereus;
cunado).4/24/59
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 1, Item 18
Cereus engelmannii (calico
cactus).3/30/41
Note
Borrego Valley, San Diego County
Box 1, Item 19
Echinocactus acanthodes (barrel
cactus).3/30/41
Note
Borrego Valley, San Diego County
Box 1, Item 20
Echinocatus acanthodes (barrel cactus;
bisnaga).4/26/41
Physical Description: photograph
Note
Colorado desert
Box 23, Item 447
Echinocactus johnsonii (eight-spined
hedgehog).4/22/60
Note
14.3 miles northwest of Shoshone, Inyo County; diameter: 4.5";
height: 6"
Box 2, Item 21
Echinocerus engelmannii (hedgehog
cactus).3/30/41
Physical Description: photograph
Note
Borrego Valley, San Diego County
Box 18, Item 357
Echinocereus engelmannii (saint's
cactus).5/25/58
Physical Description: photograph by Rosaleen M. Murman
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument
Box 2, Item 22
Echinocereus mojavensis (Mojave hedgehog
cactus).4/27/41
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument, Keys Ranch
Box 2, Item 23
Echinocereus mojavensis (Mojave hedgehog
cactus).4/27/41
Physical Description: photograph
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument, Keys Ranch
Box 2, Item 24
Mamillaria dioica (fishhook
cactus).4/19/41
Note
Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Box 2, Item 25
Mamillaria microcarpa (Graham's nipple
cactus).7/25754
Box 2, Item 26
Opuntia acanthocarpa (deer-horn
cactus).5/20/54
Note
Mojave Desert, San Bernardino County
Box 2, Item 27
Opuntia basilaris (beavertail
cactus).3/30/41
Note
Borrego Valley, San Diego County
Box 2, Item 28
Opuntia basilaris (beavertail
cactus).3/30/41
Physical Description: photograph
Note
Borrego Valley, San Diego County
Box 2, Item 29
Opuntia bigelovii (jumping
cholla).4/27/41
Box 16, Item 314
Opuntia chlorotica (golden prickly
pear).5/27/59
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 19, Item 380
Opuntia covillei var. piercei (Coville's
tuna).5/10/60
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 2, Item 30
Opuntia echinocarpa
(cholla).3/30/41
Note
Borrego Valley, San Diego County
Box 2, Item 31
Opuntia echinocarpa (golden
cholla).3/30/41
Physical Description: photograph
Note
Borrego Valley, San Diego County
Box 23, Item 449
Opuntia echinocarpa var. parkeri (staghorn
cholla).5/10/60
Note
Borrego Valley, San Diego County
Box 2, Item 32
Opuntia erinacea (hedgehog
cactus).4/21/54
Note
Mojave Desert, San Bernardino County
Box 16, Item 315
Opuntia megacantha (prickly pear; la tuna
rancheria).9/12/59
Physical Description: color photograph by Rosaleen M. Murman
Note
Mission la Purisima Concepcion, Lompoc, Santa Barbara
County
Box 16, Item 316
Opuntia megacantha (prickly pear; la tuna
rancheria).9/12/59
Note
Mission la Purisima Concepcion, Lompoc, Santa Barbara
County
Box 16, Item 317
Opuntia megacarpa (large-fruited
tuna).4/24/59
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 2, Item 33
Opuntia mojavensis (Mojave prickly
pear).5/20/54
Note
Mojave Desert, San Bernardino County
Box 2, Item 34
Opuntia occidentalis (no common
name).5/11/41
Box 23, Item 448
Opuntia parishii (dead
cactus).6/12/60
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 2, Item 35
Opuntia parryi (no common
name).5/17/41
Box 2, Item 36
Opuntia prolifera (coast
cholla).4/19/41
Note
Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Box 16, Item 318
Opuntia ramosissima (lead-pencil
cholla).6/24/59
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 16, Item 319
Opuntia serpentina (San Diego
cholla).4/16/59
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 2, Item 37
Opuntia treleasei (no common name).
Note
no collection date or place
Box 2, Item 38
Opuntia ursina (grizzly bear cactus).
Note
no collection date or place
Box 18, Item 358
Opuntia ursina (grizzly bear
cactus).5/25/58
Physical Description: photograph
Note
photo by Rosaleen M. Murman; Joshua Tree National
Monument
Box 2, Item 39
Opuntia vaseyi (no common name).
Note
no collection date or place
Box 2, Item 40
Opuntia vaseyi (no common
name).5/17/41
Box 23, Item 450
Opuntia x. munzii (no common
name).6/15/60
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Series 18.
Calycanthaceae (Sweet-shrub) Family.
1957
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 21, Item 419
Calycanthus occidentalis (spice bush).6/6/57,
8/15/57
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Series 19.
Capparaceae [Capparidaceae] (Caper) Family.
1953
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 3, Item 41
Isomeris arborea (burro fat; bladder
pod).6/28/53
Note
also slide #163; Santa Barbara County
Series 20.
Caprifoliaceae (Honeysuckle) Family.
Physical Description: 6 entries
Box 16, Item 320
Lonicera interrupta (chaparral
honeysuckle).5/4/59, 7/17/59,
10/18/59
Note
Mulholland Drive, Los Angeles County
Box 17, Item 321
Lonicera involucrata
(twinberry).2/18/59
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 20, Item 389
Sambucus glauca (blueberry elder).4/28/55,
7/26/55
Note
Canoga Park, Los Angeles County
Box 20, Item 386
Sambucus racemosa var. callicarpa (coast red
elderberry)6/13/57
Note
Inverness, Marin County
Box 23, Item 441
Symphoricarpos mollis (creeping
snowberry).6/13/57
Note
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Box 22, Item 440
Symphoricarpos rotundifolius (mountain
snowberry).7/16/55, 9/55
Note
Mammoth, Mono County; collected at 8,200' elevation
Series 21.
Caryophyllaceae (Pink) Family.
1941
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 3, Item 42
Silene californica (indian
pink).6/3/41
Series 22.
Chenopodiaceae (Saltbush) Family.
1954-1961
Physical Description: 6 entries
Box 3, Item 43
Atriplex hymenelytra (desert
holly).2/20/54
Note
Death Valley National Monument
Box 3, Item 44
Atriplex hymenelytra (desert
holly).2/20/54
Physical Description: photograph
Note
Death Valley National Monument
Box 17, Item 328
Eurotia lanata (winter fat;
romeria).4/29/59
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 23, Item 457
Grayia spinosa (hop-sage).3/30/60,
5/17/58
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument
Box 22, Item 430
Sarcobatus vermiculatus (greasewood).7/10/57,
8/15/57
Note
male & female specimen collected on separate dates;
Alkaline Flats, Owens Lake, Inyo County
Box 26, Item 507
Suaeda torreyana (ink
weed).2/10/61
Note
Anza Borrego Desert State Park, San Diego County
Series 23.
Convolvulaceae (Morning-glory) Family.
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 3, Item 57
Cuscuta californica (dodder).
Note
no collection date; widely distributed in California; parasite,
most frequent in So. Calif. on erigonum and adenostoma
(fr.Jepson)
Series 24.
Cornaceae (Dogwood) Family.
1942-1951
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 3, Item 58
Cornus nuttallii (mountain dogwood).6/30/42, fall
1951
Note
also slide #164; Madera County
Series 25.
Crassulaceae (Stonecrop) Family.
1941-1959
Physical Description: 5 entries
Box 3, Item 59
Cotyledon laxa (rock
lettuce).6/3/41
Box 17, Item 322
Dudleya pulverulenta (chalk
dudleya).7/7/59
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 3, Item 60
Echeveria saxosa (rock
echeveria).5/12/54
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument
Box 4, Item 61
Sedum species (no common
name).6/13/41
Note
Hwy. #199, Patricks Creek, Del Norte County
Box 22, Item 429
Stylophyllum hassei (Catalina
stylophyllum).11/10/57
Series 26.
Cucurbitaceae (Gourd) Family.
1959
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 17, Item 323
Echinocystis macrocarpa
(chili-cojote).3/22/59
Note
Mulholland Drive, Los Angeles County
Series 27.
Cupressaceae (Cypress) Family.
1942-1961
Physical Description: 17 entries
Box 4, Item 62
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana (Port Oxford cedar; Lawson
cypress).4/15/43
Note
also slide #165; Oregon
Box 26, Item 515
Chamaecyparis nootkatensis (Alaska yellow
cedar).9/6/61
Note
Northern Forest Experiment Station, Juneau, Alaska; known in
Siskiyou County, north-east slope of Mt. Emily, and Little Grayback, CA,
near 5,000' elevation
Box 26, Item 514
Cupressus bakeri (Bakers
cypress).5/19/61
Note
Burney Springs, Lassen National Park, Hat Creek
Box 25, Item 483
Cupressus forbesii (tecate cypress; Forbes
cypress)2/11/57
Note
Guatay, San Diego County
Box 4, Item 63
Cupressus goveniana (Gowen
cypress).10/2/42
Note
also slide #166; Descanso, San Diego County
Box 4, Item 64
Cupressus macnabiana (McNab
cypress).2/1/43
Note
also slide #167; headwaters of Elder Creek, south-west Tehama
County, 3,000' elevation
Box 4, Item 65
Cupressus macnabiana var. (McNab cypress
var.).12/1/42
Note
Siskiyou County, section 14, T.45 north, R.4 west,
M.D.M.
Box 25, Item 481
Cupressus macrocarpa (Monterey cypress).1/20/57,
4/10/57
Note
Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz County; male & female also
collected Point Lobos, Monterey County
Box 25, Item 484
Cupressus pygmaea (pigmy cypress; Mendocino
cypress).1/10/57
Note
Fort Bragg, Mendocino County
Box 25, Item 482
Cupressus sargentii (Sargent cypress).1/23/57,
3/16/57
Note
Mt. Tamalpais, Marin County
Box 26, Item 513
Cupressus stephensonii (Cuyamaca
cypress).1/27/61
Note
Mt. Cuyamaca, San Diego County, 5,000' elevation
Box 17, Item 329
Juniperus californica (California
juniper).1/20/59
Note
Hwy. #78 between Banner and Scissors crossing
Box 4, Item 66
Juniperus californica var. utahensis (California
juniper).10/7/42
Note
also slide #168; Cedar Flat, Inyo National Forest
Box 4, Item 67
Juniperus communis var. montana (dwarf
juniper).10/30/42
Note
also slide #169; Shasta National Forest, section 21, T.39
north, R.6 west, M.D.M., 6,200' elevation
Box 26, Item 512
Juniperus osteosperma (Utah
juniper).1/10/61
Note
Mono County; Bryce Canyon, UT
Box 12, Item 230
Libocedrus decurrens (incense cedar).
Note
also slide #198; no collection date; Yosemite National Park;
plate indicates Family: Pinaceae
Box 4, Item 68
Thuja plicata (canoe
cedar).4/15/43
Note
also slide #170; Oregon
Series 28.
Dipsacaceae (Teasel) Family.
1951
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 4, Item 69
Dipsacus fullonum
(teasel).8/27/51
Series 29.
Droseraceae (Sundew) Family.
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 4, Item 70
Drosera rotundifolia (roundleaved sundew).
Scope and Content Note
no collection date; marshy spots in the Sierra Nevada
from Tulare to Siskiyou Counties, and south, near the coast, to
Mendocino County (fr. Jepson)
Series 30.
Elaeagnaceae (Oleaster [Loaster]) Family.
1958-1960
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 23, Item 443
Shepherdia argentea (buffalo-berry).3/15/60,
1/6/58, 9/28/60
Note
Cuyama River bed, Ozena, Santa Barbara County at 3,000'; Rancho
Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Series 31.
Ephedraceae (Mormon-tea) Family.
1957
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 22, Item 433
Ephedra californica (California ephedra; desert
tea).5/31/57
Note
Twentynine Palms, San Bernardino County; plate indicates
Family: Gnetaceae
Series 32.
Ericaceae (Heath) Family.
1941-1957
Physical Description: 17 entries
Scope and Content Note
one entry has been moved to Family: Monotropaceae, according to IPNI
classification
Note
one entry has been moved to Family: Monotropaceae, according to
IPNI classification
Box 4, Item 71
Arbutus menziesii (madrone).1/4/54,
4/20/54
Note
Redding, Shasta County
Box 25, Item 492
Arctostaphylos canescens (hoary
manzanita).3/7/57, 6/13/57
Note
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Box 4, Item 72
Arctostaphylos glauca (bigberry
manzanita).1/2/52, 7/11/54
Note
Santa Barbara County
Box 25, Item 493
Arctostaphylos hookeri (Hooker's
manzanita)3/7/57, 6/13/57
Note
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Box 25, Item 491
Arctostaphylos insularis (island
manzanita).6/11/55, 9/4/57
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 25, Item 490
Arctostaphylos morroensis (Morro
manzanita).3/26/55, 6/13/57
Note
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Box 25, Item 485
Cassiope mertensiana (western mountain
heather).7/16/57
Note
north slope, Echo Ridge, Yosemite National Park, 10,000'
elevation
Box 25, Item 489
Comarostaphylis diversifolia (summer holly; mock
arbute).6/3/57, 9/57
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 4, Item 73
Gaultheria shallon
(salal).6/9/41
Note
Trinidad, Humboldt County
Box 25, Item 487
Kalmia polifolia (American
laurel).7/15/57
Note
north slope, Echo Ridge, Yosemite National Park, 10,000'
elevation
Box 25, Item 488
Ladum glandulosum (western labrador
tea).7/15/57
Note
north slope, Echo Ridge, Yosemite National Park, 10,000'
elevation
Box 25, Item 486
Phyllodoce breweri (red
heather).7/15/57
Note
north slope, Echo Ridge, Yosemite National Park, 10,000'
elevation
Box 4, Item 74
Pirola aphylla (leafless
shin-leaf).6/13/41
Note
Patrick Creek, Del Norte County
Box 4, Item 75
Pterospora andromeda (pine drops).
Note
rich humus beneath pines, 4,000'-7,500' elevation; common, San
Jacinto, San Bernardino, and San Gabriel mountains; Sierra Nevada, etc.;
a saprophyte (fr. Jepson)
Box 4, Item 76
Rhododendron californicum (California rose
bay).6/8/41
Note
Trinidad, Humboldt County
Box 4, Item 77
Rhododendron occidentale (western
azalea).6/8/41
Note
Trinidad, Humboldt County
Box 4, Item 78
A saprophyte.
Note
Sierra Nevada, North Coast ranges, north to Washington;
montane, under pines or firs, 6,000'-8,000' elevation; infrequent (fr.
Jepson); no other data
Series 33.
Euphorbiaceae (Spurge) Family.
1957-1959
Physical Description: 3 entries
Box 17, Item 339
Acalypha californica (California
copperleaf).1/6/59
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 22, Item 431
Croton californicus (California or desert croton; el
barbasco).5/31/57
Note
Twentynine Palms, San Bernardino County
Box 17, Item 330
Tetracoccus didicus (San Diego
tetracoccus).1/6/59
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Series 34.
Fabaceae [Leguminosae] (Pea) Family.
1941-1961
Physical Description: 29 entries
Box 7, Item 127
Acacia farnesiana (sweet acacia;
huisache).2/7/53
Note
also slide #190; San Diego County
Box 7, Item 126
Acacia greggii (cat's claw; una de
gato).7/11/54
Box 19, Item 377
Amorpha californica (false
indigo).6/30/61
Note
Big Pine Mt., Santa Barbara County, 6,500' elevation
Box 7, Item 128
Astragalus menziesii (Menzies' rattle-weed; gray
loco).8/22/51
Note
Pismo Beach, San Luis Obispo County
Box 7, Item 129
Calliandra eriophylla
(calliandra).7/11/54
Note
east Imperial County
Box 7, Item 130
Cassia armata (desert
cassia).5/13/54
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument
Box 7, Item 131
Cercidium floridum (palo verde).7/15/54,
9/15/54
Box 26, Item 501
Cercidium microphyllum (palo
verde).6/6/61
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden, Claremont
Box 7, Item 132
Cercis occidentalis (western
red-bud).4/3/54
Note
Santa Barbara County
Box 22, Item 434
Dalea californica (California
dalea).5/31/57
Note
Twentynine Palms, San Bernardino County
Box 17, Item 333
Dalea emoryi (white
dalea).1/19/59
Note
Palm Springs, Riverside County
Box 18, Item 347
Dalea schottii (Schott's
dalea).5/17/58
Note
Coachella Valley, Riverside County
Box 26, Item 502
Hoffmanseggia microphylla (small-leaved
hoffmanseggia).4/22/61
Note
Painted Canyon near Mecca, Riverside County
Box 17, Item 334
Lupinus albifrons (silver
lupine).4/11/59
Note
Cuyama Valley near Venticopa, Santa Barbara County
Box 7, Item 133
Lupinus arboreus (tree lupine; yellow bush
lupine).8/22/51
Note
Pismo Beach, San Luis Obispo County
Box 7, Item 134
Lupinus excubitus var. johnstonii (Inyo
lupine).6/3/52
Note
Angeles Crest, Los Angeles County, 6,000' elevation
Box 7, Item 135
Lupinus hirsutissimus
(lupine).3/23/41
Box 17, Item 335
Lupinus longifolius (Pauma
lupine).2/3/59
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 7, Item 136
Lupinus nanus (blue-and-white
lupine).5/10/42
Scope and Content Note
Los Angeles County
Box 7, Item 137
Lupinus stiversi (Stivers
lupine).6/1/42
Box 7, Item 138
Lupinus succulentus
(lupine).3/23/41
Note
Tujunga Canyon, Los Angeles County
Box 17, Item 336
Olneya tesota (ironwood; palo de hierro).5/4/59,
7/17/59
Note
Anza Borrego Desert State Park, San Diego County
Box 17, Item 337
Olneya tesota (ironwood; palo de
hierro).7/1/57
Physical Description: photograph by Dalton E. Merkel
Note
Yaqui Well, Anza Borrego Desert State Park, San Diego
County
Box 22, Item 435
Parosela spinosa (smoke
tree).6/15/57
Physical Description: photograph by Dalton E. Merkel
Note
San Felipe Wash, San Diego County
Box 22, Item 436
Parosela spinosa (smoke
tree).5/31/57
Note
Twentynine Palms, San Bernardino County
Box 24, Item 473
Pickeringia montana (chaparral
pea).5/26/55
Note
Santa Barbara County
Box 7, Item 139
Prosopis juliflora
(mesquite).5/13/54
Note
Twentynine Palms, San Bernardino County
Box 7, Item 140
Prosopis pubescens (screwbean;
tornilla).5/13/54
Note
Twentynine Palms, San Bernardino County
Box 24, Item 474
Vicia californica (California
vetch).5/26/55
Note
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Series 35.
Fagaceae (Beech) Family.
1952-1954
Physical Description: 26 entries
Box 5, Item 81
Castanopsis chrysophylla (giant
chinquapin).8/20/53
Note
also slide #171; Cavce Juntion, Oregon
Box 5, Item 82
Castanopsis sempervirens (bush
chinquapin).8/10/53
Note
also slide #172; Madera County, 7,000' elevation
Box 4, Item 83
Lithocarpus densiflora (tan oak).7
/23/53
Note
also slide #173; also a Christmas card; Big Sur, Monterey
County
Box 5, Item 83a
Lithocarpus densiflora (tan
oak).6/23/53
Note
also a Christmas card; Big Sur, Monterey County
Box 5, Item 84
Quecus agrifolia (coast life oak).2/23/52,
3/25/52
Note
also slide #174; also a Christmas card; Encino, Verdugo Hills,
Los Angeles County; Ojai, Ventura County; Mulholland Drive, Los Angeles
County
Box 5, Item 84a
Quercus agrifolia (coast live
oak).3/29/52
Note
also a Christmas card; Mulholland Drive, Los Angeles
County
Box 4, Item 80
Quercus agrifolia; Quercus kelloggii; Quercus wislizenii;
Quercus morehus (black oaks).
Physical Description: photographs of bark
Note
Jackson Lake, 6,000' elevation; Verdugo Hills; Fresno County;
Los Angeles County; no collection dates
Box 5, Item 85
Quercus chrysolepis (canyon oak; maul
oak).6/3/52, 9/15/52
Note
also slide #175; Angeles Crest, Los Angeles County, 6,000'
elevation
Box 5, Item 100
Quercus chrysolepis; Quercus douglasii; Quercus
engelmannii; Quercus lobata (white oaks).
Physical Description: photographs of bark
Note
Angeles Crest, Oak Flat Public Camp, San Marino, Encino, Los
Angeles County; no collection date
Box 5, Item 86
Quercus douglasii (blue oak; roble).4/19/52,
9/3/52
Note
also slide #187; Oak Flat Public Camp, Los Angeles County,
2,100' elevation
Box 19, Item 364
Quercus douglasii (blue
oak).9/1/52
Physical Description: photograph by Rosaleen M. Murman
Note
Oak Flat, Los Angeles County, 2,100' elevation
Box 5, Item 87
Quercus dumosa (scrub oak; chaparro).4/19/52,
9/20/52
Note
also slide #176; Whitaker Summit, Los Angeles County, 2,950'
elevation; Mulholland Drive, Los Angeles County
Box 5, Item 88
Quercus durata (leather oak).5/17/53,
10/25/53
Note
also slide #177; near Happy Canyon Camp Ground; Cachuma Camp
Ground; San Rafael Mountains, San Bernardino County
Box 5, Item 89
Quercus engelmannii (mesa oak).4/20/52,
9/15/52
Note
also slide #178; Pasadena, Los Angeles County; Palomar, San
Diego County, 3,800' elevation
Box 5, Item 90
Quercus garryana (Oregon oak; Garry oak).5/4/53,
9/15/53
Note
also slide #179; Willamette, Rogue River Valley,
Oregon
Box 5, Item 91
Quercus kellogii (California black oak).4/30/52,
9/4/52
Note
also slide #180; Santa Isabel, San Diego County, 3,200'
elevation; Jackson Lake, Los Angeles County, 6,000' elevation
Box 5, Item 92
Quercus lobata (valley oak; roble)3/29/52,
9/3/52, 9/6/52
Note
also slide #181; Calabasas, Los Angeles County; Oak Flat Public
Camp, Los Angeles County, 2,100' elevation
Box 5, Item 93
Quercus morehus (oracle oak).4/22/52,
9/12/52
Note
also slide #182; Sonora, Tuolumne County, 2,000'
elevation
Box 5, Item 94
Quercus palmeri (Palmer oak).5/14/54,
9/9/54
Note
also a Christmas card; Boulevard, San Diego County
Box 5, Item 94a
Quercus palmeri (Palmer
oak).5/14/54
Note
also a Christmas card; Boulevard, San Diego County
Box 5, Item 95
Quercus palmeri (Palmer
oak).9/9/54
Physical Description: photograph and a map
Note
Boulevard, San Diego County
Box 5, Item 96
Quercus sadleriana (deer oak; Sadler oak).7/8/53,
9/11/53
Note
also slide #183; Cafe Junction, Siskiyou Mountains,
Oregon
Box 5, Item 97
Quercus tomentella (island oak).5/21/52,
11/1/52
Note
also slide #184; Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Box 5, Item 98
Quercus turbinella subsp. californica (turbinella
oak).4/11/54, 9/30/54
Note
Mint Canyon, Los Angeles County; Joshua Tree National
Monument
Box 5, Item 99
Quercus vaccinifolia (huckleberry oak).7/1/52,
8/1/52
Note
also slide #185; Camp Tamarack, Calaveras County, 6,700'
elevation
Box 6, Item 101
Quercus wislizenii; Quercus wislizenii var. frutescens
(interior live oak).5/10/52, 9/10/52,
9/13/52
Note
also slide #186; Isabella, Kern County; Angeles Crest, Los
Angeles County, 6,000' elevation
Series 36.
Fouquieriaceae (Ocotillo [Candlewood]) Family.
1941
Physical Description: 2 entries
Box 6, Item 102
Fouquieria splendens (candlewood;
ocotillo).3/30/41
Physical Description: photograph
Note
Colorado Desert, Borrego Valley, San Diego County
Box 6, Item 103
Fouquieria splendens (coach-whip;
ocotillo).3/30/41
Note
Borrego Valley, San Diego County
Series 37.
Fumariaceae (Fumitory) Family.
1957
Scope and Content Note
two entries have been moved to Family: Papaveraceae, according to
IPNI classification
Note
two entries have been moved to Family: Papaveraceae, according
to IPNI classification
Series 38.
Garryaceae (Silk Tassel) Family.
1953-1957
Physical Description: 2 entries
Box 6, Item 104
Garrya elliptica (silk tassel bush).2/21/53,
6/15/53
Note
Big Sur, Monterey County
Box 22, Item 424
Garrya flavescens var. pallida (bacigalupi; ashi
silktassel).3/7/57
Note
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Series 39.
Gnetaceae (Gnetum) Family.
1957
Scope and Content Note
entry has been moved to Family: Ephedraceae, according to IPNI
classification
Note
one entry has been moved to Family: Ephedraceae, according to
IPNI classification
Series 40.
Grossulariaceae (Currant) Family.
1958
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 18, Item 352
Ribes viburnifolium (Catalina
currant).2/3/58
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden; plate indicates Family:
Saxifragaceae
Series 41.
Hippocastanaceae (Horse-chestnut) Family.
1955
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 21, Item 408
Aesculus californica
(buckeye).5/21/55
Note
Knight' Ferry, Stanislaus County; plate shows Family as
Sapindaceae (Buckeye Family)
Series 42.
Hydrophyllaceae (Waterleaf [Phacelia]) Family.
1942-1952
Physical Description: 7 entries
Box 6, Item 105
Eriodictyon crassifolium (yerba santa; mountain
bush).6/3/52
Note
Angeles Crest, Los Angeles County, 6,000' elevation
Box 6, Item 106
Nemophila maculata (spotted nemophila;
five-spot).5/5/42
Box 6, Item 107
Nemophila menziesii (baby
blue-eyes).5/1/42
Box 6, Item 108
Phacelia campanularia (California
blue-bell).5/8/42
Box 6, Item 109
Phacelia parryi (Parry's Canterbury
bell).5/15/42
Box 6, Item 110
Phacelia viscida (sticky
blue-bell).5/20/42
Box 6, Item 111
Phacelia whitlavia (California blue-bell).
Note
Glendale, Los Angeles County; no collection date
Series 43.
Iridaceae (Iris) Family.
1941
Physical Description: 2 entries
Box 6, Item 112
Iris douglasiana (mountain
iris).6/11/41
Note
Smith River, Del Norte County
Box 6, Item 113
Iris hartwegii (Sierra
iris).6/3/41
Note
Loch Lomond, Lake County
Series 44.
Juglandaceae (Walnut )Family.
1956
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 19, Item 374
Juglans californica (So. California black
walnut).3/18/56, 8/21/56
Note
Woodland Hills, Los Angeles County
Series 45.
Krameriaceae (Krameria) Family.
1958
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 18, Item 344
Krameria grayi (Gray krameria; white
ratany).5/17/58
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument
Series 46.
Lamiaceae [Labiatae] (Mint) Family.
1941-1959
Physical Description: 16 entries
Box 17, Item 332
Hyptis emoryi (bee sage; desert
lavender).1/20/59
Note
Anza Borrego Desert State Park, San Diego County
Box 6, Item 114
Mentha pulegium (pennyroyal;
poleo).8/26/51
Box 6, Item 115
Monardella lanceolata (mustang
mint).6/30/42
Note
Santa Monica Mountains, Los Angeles County
Box 24, Item 472
Monardella linoides var. stricta (no common
name).6/11/55
Note
Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Box 18, Item 345
Salazaria mexicana (bladder sage).3/20/58,
4/17/58
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument
Box 18, Item 346
Salazaria mexicana (bladder
sage).5/17/58
Physical Description: color photograph by Rosaleen M. Murman
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument
Box 6, Item 116
Salvia carduacea (thistle
sage).5/1/41
Note
Mojave Desert, Los Angeles County
Box 6, Item 117
Salvia carnosa (blue sage).
Note
San Bernardino Mountains; Mojave Desert, Inyo and Siskiyou
Counties; north to WA; found on arid mountain slopes & plains;
2,500'-7,500' (fr. Jepson)
Box 6, Item 118
Salvia clevelandi
(sage).8/31/51
Box 6, Item 119
Salvia columbariae
(chia).5/10/42
Box 6, Item 120
Salvia leucophylla (purple
sage).5/14/43
Note
Chatsworth Hills, Los Angeles County
Box 7, Item 121
Salvia spathacea (crimson sage; hummingbird
sage).6/28/53
Note
Santa Barbara County
Box 7, Item 122
Scutellaria angustifolia (scull
cap).7/16/41
Note
Chilao, Angeles National Forest
Box 21, Item 420
Sphacele calycina (pitcher
sage).6/28/53
Note
Lompoc, Santa Barbara County
Box 7, Item 123
Trichostema lanatum
(romero).4/19/41
Note
also slide #188; Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Box 7, Item 124
Trichostema lanceolatum (vinegar weed; camphor
weed).8/30/51
Note
Canoga Park, Los Angeles County
Series 47.
Lauraceae (Laurel) Family.
1952
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 7, Item 125
Umbellularia californica (California
laurel).2/18/52, 10/1/52
Note
also slide #189; Verdugo Hills, Los Angeles County
Series 48.
Lennoaceae (Lennoa) Family.
1954
Physical Description: 3 entries
Box 8, Item 141
Ammobroma sonorae (sand food;
biatatk)4/24/54
Note
Sand hills west of Yuma, Imperial County
Box 8, Item 142
Ammobroma sonorae (sand food;
biatatk).4/25/54
Note
sand hills west of Yuma, Imperial County
Box 8, Item 143
Pholisma arenarium (scaly-stemmed sand
plant).5/25/54
Note
Joshua Tree National Monument, San Bernardino County
Series 49.
Lentibulariaceae (Bladderwort )Family.
1950
Physical Description: 2 entries
Box 23, Item 454
Pinguicula vulgaris (common
butterwort).5/19/50
Note
French Flat 2 mi. south of Gasquet, Del Norte County
Box 8, Item 144
Utricularia vulgaris (common bladderwort).
Note
no collection date; widely distributed in Calif. but rather
infrequent; Bear Valley, San Bernardino Mts.; Kern River; Bouldin
Island, Olema; Santa Rosa;...
Series 50.
Liliaceae (Lily) Family.
1941-1960
Physical Description: 52 entries
Scope and Content Note
four entries have been moved to Family: Trilliaceae and seven entries
to Family: Agavaceae, according to IPNI classification
Note
four entries have been moved to Family: Trilliacea, according
to IPNI classification, and seven entries have been moved to Family:
Agavaceae
Box 8, Item 145
Brodiaea bridgesii (Bridges'
brodiaea).6/10/42
Box 8, Item 146
Brodiaea capitata (blue
dicks).3/20/42
Box 8, Item 147
Brodiaea coronaria (harvest
brodiaea).6/15/41
Note
Darlington, Del Norte County
Box 8, Item 148
Brodiaea hyacinthina (white
brodiaea).6/10/42
Note
near Ukiah, Mendocino County
Box 8, Item 149
Brodiaea ida-maia (firecracker
plant).6/4/41
Note
Cummings, Mendocino County
Box 8, Item 150
Brodiaea ixioides (golden
brodiaea).6/10/42
Box 8, Item 151
Brodiaea laxa (grass nut; Ithuriel's
spear).6/4/41
Note
Cummings, Mendocino County
Box 8, Item 152
Brodiaea pulchella
(ookow).6/4/41
Box 8, Item 153
Brodiaea stellaris (star-flowered
brodiaea).6/12/42
Box 8, Item 154
Brodiaea volubilis (twining
brodiaea).6/10/42
Box 8, Item 155
Calochortus albus (white fairy
lantern).6/24/42
Box 8, Item 156
Calochortus amabilis (golden fairy
lantern).6/24/42
Box 8, Item 157
Calochortus catalinae (Catalina
mariposa).3/24/42
Box 8, Item 158
Calochortus clavatus (yellow mariposa).
Note
no collection date; Los Angeles County
Box 8, Item 159
Calochortus kennedyi (desert mariposa).
Note
no collection date; frequently found in hard clay or gravely
soil; Mojave Desert west to Ventury County, north to southern Nevada and
Arizona; in May (fr. Jepson)
Box 8, Item 160
Calochortus luteus var. oculatus (yellow
mariposa).6/14/42
Box 9, Item 161
Calochortus luteus var. vestae (mariposa
lily).6/4/41
Note
Tan Oak Park, Mendocino County
Box 9, Item 162
Calochortus maweanus major (hairy star
tulip).6/10/42
Box 9, Item 163
Calochortus monophyllus (yellow star
tulip).6/10/42
Box 9, Item 164
Calochortus monophyllus var. wallacei (yellow star tulip;
cat's ear).6/10/42
Box 9, Item 165
Calochortus plummerae (Plummer's
mariposa).6/27/43
Note
Chatsworth Hills, Los Angeles County
Box 9, Item 166
Calochortus uniflorus (large-flowered star
tulip).6/10/42
Box 9, Item 167
Calochortus venustus eldorado (lovely
mariposa).6/24/42
Box 9, Item 168
Calochortus venustus eldorado var. purp. (lovely
mariposa).6/24/42
Box 9, Item 169
Camassia leichtlinii (blue form Leichtlin's
camass).4/29/42
Note
Northern Coast Range, CA; type specimen from Winchester,
OR
Box 9, Item 170
Camassia leichtlinii (white form Leichtlin's
camass).4/30/42
Note
Northern Coast Range, CA; type specimen from Winchester,
OR
Box 9, Item 171
Chlorogalum pomeridianum
(amole).5/14/43
Note
Chatsworth Hills, Los Angeles County
Box 9, Item 172
Erythronium californicum (California fawn
lily).4/15/42
Note
near Ukiah, Mendocino County
Box 9, Item 173
Erythronium hartwegii (Sierra fawn
lily).4/18/42
Note
Butte County foothills
Box 9, Item 174
Erythronium hendersonii (Henderson's fawn
lily).4/13/42
Note
Siskiyou County; type specimen from Josephine County,
OR
Box 9, Item 175
Erythronium revolutum (coast fawn
lily).4/16/42
Note
Navarro River 15 mi. inland, Mendocino County
Box 9, Item 176
Fritillaria lanceolata (checker lily; mission
bells).4/29/42
Box 9, Item 177
Fritillaria pluriflora (adobe
lily).3/24/43
Box 9, Item 178
Fritillaria pudica (yellow
fritillary).4/29/42
Note
Sierra County to Siskiyou County; type specimen from southwest
Idaho
Box 9, Item 179
Fritillaria recurva (scarlet
fritillary).4/10/43
Box 9, Item 180
Fritillaria recurva (scarlet
fritillary).4/24/43
Box 10, Item 181
Hesperocallis undulata (desert
lily).3/1/41
Note
Borrego Valley, San Diego County
Box 10, Item 182
Lilium bolanderi (no common
name).6/13/41
Note
Patricks Creek, Siskiyou County
Box 10, Item 183
Lilium columbianum (Oregon
lily).6/8/41
Note
Trinidad, Humboldt County
Box 10, Item 184
Lilium humboldtii (Humboldt's
lily).7/3/41
Box 10, Item 185
Lilium kellogii (Kellog's
lily).6/13/41
Note
Patrick Creek, Del Norte County
Box 10, Item 186
Lilium kellogii (Kellog's
lily).6/24/42
Box 10, Item 187
Lilium maritimum (coast
lily).7/11/42
Note
Fort Bragg, Mendocino County
Box 10, Item 188
Lilium occidentale (Eureka
lily).8/25/42
Note
near coast, Humboldt & Del Norte Counties; type specimen
from Brookings, OR
Box 10, Item 189
Lilium pardalinum (leopard
lily).7/9/42
Box 10, Item 190
Lilium pardalinum var. minor (Shasta leopard
lily).7/2/42
Box 10, Item 192
Lilium parryi (lemon
lily).7/7/42
Note
San Bernardino County
Box 10, Item 192a
Lilium parryi (lemon lily).7/1/42,
(1959)
Note
San Bernardino Mtns.; this painting is dated 1959
Box 10, Item 191
Lilium parvum (small tiger
lily).6/24/42
Box 10, Item 193
Lilium rubescens (chaparral
lily).7/2/42
Box 20, Item 383
Nolina Parryi (Parry
nolina).5/18/58
Physical Description: photograph by Rosaleen M. Murman
Note
Pioneer Town, Morongo Valley, San Bernardino County
Box 23, Item 452
Nolina Parryi (Parry nolina).5/18/58,
4/21/60
Note
Pioneer Town, Morongo Valley, San Bernardino County
Series 51.
Loasaceae (Loasa) Family.
1961
Physical Description: 2 entries
Box 11, Item 203
Mentzelia lindleyi (blazing star).
Note
no collection date; Mt. Hamilton Range; Sierra Nevada foothills
from Tuolumne to Tulare Counties; rocky canyon slopes, 500'-2,000' (fr.
Jepson)
Box 26, Item 504
Petalonyx thurberi (sandpaper
plant).4/22/61
Note
Painted Canyon near Mecca, Riverside County
Series 52.
Loranthaceae (Mistletoe) Family.
Scope and Content Note
three entries have been moved to Family: Viscaceae, according to IPNI
classification
Note
three entries have been moved to Family: Viscaceae, according
to IPNI classification
Series 53.
Malvaceae (Mallow) Family.
1951-1961
Physical Description: 2 entries
Box 11, Item 205
Sphaeralcea ambigua (apricot
mallow).8/3/51
Box 26, Item 506
Sphaeralcea emoryi (Emory's
mallow).7/30/61
Note
Mulholland Drive, Los Angeles County
Series 54.
Monotropaceae (Indian Pipe) Family.
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 4, Item 79
Sarcodes sanguinea (snowplant).
Scope and Content Note
pinewoods, 4,000'-8,000' elevation; common, Trinity and
Siskyou Counties; a saprophyte (fr. Jepson); plate indicates Family:
Ericaceae
Series 55.
Myricaceae (Bayberry [Sweet-gale]) Family.
1954
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 11, Item 206
Myrica californica (wax myrtle).4/3/54,
7/11/54
Note
Santa Barbara County
Series 56.
Nyctaginaceae (Four-o'clock) Family.
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 11, Item 207
Abronia umbellata (common sand-verbena).
Note
no collection date; common along seashore from Los Angeles
County to San Francisco and Eureka, north to Washington (fr.
Jepson)
Series 57.
Oleaceae (Olive [Ash]) Family.
1955
Physical Description: 4 entries
Box 24, Item 475
Fraxinus anomala (dwarf ash; single-leaf
ash).8/27/55
Note
Providence and Panamint Mountains; type specimen from Leeds,
UT
Box 24, Item 478
Fraxinus dipetala (foothill ash).3/19/55,
6/11/55
Note
Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Box 24, Item 476
Fraxinus oregona (Oregon
ash).7/6/55
Note
throughout cismontane California; type specimen from Salem,
OR
Box 24, Item 477
Fraxinus velutina (velvet ash).3/19/55,
6/11/55
Note
Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Series 58.
Onagraceae (Evening Primrose) Family.
1941-1961
Physical Description: 8 entries
Box 11, Item 208
Clarkia elegans (no common
name).6/1/43
Note
also slide #191; Los Angeles County
Box 11, Item 209
Epilobium angustifolium (fire
weed).6/11/41
Note
Trinidad, Humboldt County
Box 11, Item 210
Godetia grandiflora (large flowered
godetia).6/10/42
Box 11, Item 211
Godetia viminea (orchid-flowered
godetia).6/20/42
Box 11, Item 212
Oenothera californica (evening
primrose).6/2/42
Note
near Gorman, Los Angeles County
Box 26, Item 509
Oenothera cardiophylla var. splendens (heart-leaved
primrose).4/22/61
Note
Painted Canyon near Mecca, Riverside County
Box 11, Item 213
Oenothera hookerii (evening
primrose).6/14/42
Note
Canoga Park, Los Angeles County
Box 11, Item 214
Zauschneria californica (Mexican balsamea).
Scope and Content Note
no collection date; cost ranges from Mendocino and Lake
Counties to coastal So. California; dry benches, rocky hillsides or
cliffs, 50'-4,000' (fr. Jepson)
Series 59.
Orchidaceae (Orchid) Family.
1941-1942
Physical Description: 6 entries
Box 11, Item 215
Calypso bulbosa (calypso).
Note
no collection date; Marin to Siskiyou and Del Norte Counties,
north to Alaska; bogs or in leaf-mold or pine forests (fr.
Jepson)
Box 11, Item 216
Corallorrhiza striata (striped coral root).
Note
no collection date; woods along coast from Santa Cruz to
Humboldt Counties; Sierra Nevada from Fresno to Modoc to Siskiyou
Counties; north to British Columbia (fr. Jepson)
Box 11, Item 217
Cypripedium californicum
(lady'slipper).6/13/41
Note
Patrick Creek Lodge, Del Norte County
Box 11, Item 218
Cypripedium montanum (mountain lady's
slipper).6/9/42
Note
Siskiyou County at Oregon line
Box 11, Item 219
Epipactis gigantea (stream
orchis).6/13/41
Note
Patrick Creek, Del Norte County
Box 11, Item 220
Habenaria sparsiflora
(rein-orchis).6/15/41
Note
Hwy #199 near Hiiochi Bridge, Del Norte County
Series 60.
Orobanchaceae (Broom-rape) Family.
1951
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 12, Item 221
Orobanche comosa var. violacea (purple
broom-rape).8/2/51
Note
Pigeon Point, San Mateo County
Series 61.
Papaveraceae (Poppy) Family.
1943-1955
Physical Description: 5 entries
Box 12, Item 222
Argemone platyceras (prickly-poppy;
chicalote).6/3/52
Note
Angeles Crest, Los Angeles County, 5,000' elevation
Box 24, Item 479
Dendromecon rigida (bush poppy).2/18/55,
6/11/55
Note
Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Box 21, Item 417
Dicentra chrysantha (golden
ear-drops).5/11/57
Note
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden; plate indicates Family:
Fumariaceae
Box 21, Item 416
Dicentra formosa (bleeding
heart).6/13/57
Note
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden; plate indicates Family:
Fumariaceae
Box 12, Item 223
Romneya coulteri (matilija
poppy).6/21/43
Note
Chatsworth Hills, Los Angeles County
Series 62.
Pinaceae (Pine) Family.
1941-1961
Physical Description: 38 entries
Scope and Content Note
one entry has been moved to Family: Cupressaceae, according to IPNI
classification
Note
one entry has been moved to Family: Cupressaceae, according to
IPNI classification
Box 12, Item 224
Abies amabilis (cascade fir; lovely
fir).9/12/53
Note
also slide #192; Cascade Mountains, OR; found in Siskiyou
Mountains, CA, by James Roof of Tilden Park Botanic Garden
Box 12, Item 224a
Abies amabilis (cascade fir; lovely fir).
Physical Description: map
Note
no colledtion date; map from W. Metcalf, showing only know
location
Box 12, Item 225
Abies concolor (white
fir).9/18/41
Note
also slide #193; Shasta National Forest
Box 12, Item 226
Abies grandis (lowland fir).
Note
also slide #194; no other data
Box 12, Item 227
Abies magnifica (red
fir).9/17/41
Note
also slide #195; Stanislaus National Forest
Box 12, Item 228
Abies magnifica var. shastensis (Shasta red
fir).
Note
also slide #196; no other data
Box 23, Item 446
Abies procera (noble
fir).9/1/60
Note
Siskiyou Mountains; Mount Hood, OR
Box 26, Item 516
Abies procera (noble fir).6/18/61,
7/5/61
Note
Siskiyou Mountains, 3,000'-5,000' elevation; Oregon coast range
and Marys Peak, OR
Box 12, Item 229
Abies venusta (Santa Lucia
fir).9/2/42
Note
also slide #197; Miller Canyon, Monterey County
Box 12, Item 231
Picea breweriana (Brewer's spruce; weeping
spruce).12/12/41
Note
also slide #199; Happy Camp, Klamath National Forest, Siskiyou
County
Box 12, Item 232
Picea engelmannii (Engelmann
spruce).10/2042
Note
also slide #200; Sugar Pine Creek on Russian Mountain, Siskiyou
County Sections 29-32, T 40 N, R 9 W; Clarks Creek, Shasta County,
Sections 21 & 28
Box 12, Item 233
Picea sitchensis (tideland spruce).
Note
Mendocino County north to Del Norte County, north to Alaska;
lowlands facing the ocean (fr. Jepson)
Box 12, Item 234
Pinus albicaulis (white-bark
pine).9/18/41
Note
also slide #202; Trinity National Forest, Yalla Bolly
Mountains
Box 12, Item 235
Pinus aristata (bristle-cone pine; hickory
pine).9/15/41
Note
also slide #223; White Mountains, Inyo County, 11,000'
elevation
Box 23, Item 445
Pinus aristata (bristle-cone pine; hickory
pine).6/24/60
Note
White Mountains, Inyo County, 10,200' elevation
Box 12, Item 236
Pinus balfouriana (foxtail
pine).9/18/41
Note
also slide #203; Trinity National Forest, Yolla Bolla
Mountains
Box 12, Item 237
Pinus cembroides var. monophylla (one-leaf
pinon).
Scope and Content Note
also slide #204; no collection date; local on west
slope, Sierra Nevada from Tuolumne to Kern Rivers; common on desert
slopes and ranges (fr. Jepson)
Box 12, Item 238
Pinus cembroides var. parryana (Parry
pinon).8/18/41
Note
also slide #205; Elysian Park, Los Angeles County
Box 12, Item 239
Pinus contorta (beach
pine).6/10/41
Note
also slide #206; Trinidad, Humboldt County
Box 12, Item 240
Pinus contorta var. murrayana (tamarac pine).
Note
no collection date; Sierra Nevada; San Bernardino and San
Jacinto Mountains; dry slopes or swampy swales, 6,000'-10,000' (fr.
Jepson)
Box 13, Item 241
Pinus coulteri (big cone pine).
Note
also slide #208; no collection date; Mt. Diablo (12,000'
elevation), Mt. Hamilton, San Carlos and Santa Lucia Ranges; dry, rocky
mountain slopes, 3,000'-6,500' elevation (fr. Jepson)
Box 13, Item 242
Pinus flexilis (limber
pine).8/28/41
Note
Tahquitz Peak, Riverside County
Box 13, Item 243
Pinus flexilis (limber
pine).2/16/42
Note
also slide #209; head of Rock Creek, Mono County, 11,300'
elevation
Box 13, Item 244
Pinus lambertiana (sugar pine).
Note
also slide #210; no collection date; Sierra Nevada in main
timber belt; higher coast ranges, So. CA to OR; montane, 2,500'-7,000'
(fr. Jepson)
Box 13, Item 245
Pinus monticola (silver pine).
Note
also slide #211; no collection date; Sierra Nevada in main
timber belt, 6,000'-9,500'; Mt. Shasta to Marble Mountain and Siskiyou
Mountains, north to British Columbia (fr. Jepson)
Box 13, Item 246
Pinus muricata (Bishop
pine).4/19/41
Note
also slide #212; Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Box 13, Item 247
Pinus ponderosa (yellow pine).
Note
also slide #213; no collection date; most abundant species in
Sierra Nevada, main timber belt; higher coast ranges; high mountains of
So. CA (fr. Jepson)
Box 13, Item 248
Pinus ponderosa var. jeffreyi (Jeffrey pine).
Note
also slide #214; no collection date; Sierra Nevada; Mt. San
Jacinto and San Bernardino Mountains; Yollo to Siskiyou Mountains; high
montane, 6,000'-7,000' elevation (fr. Jepson)
Box 13, Item 249
Pinus radiata (Monterey pine).
Note
also slide #215; no collection date; Ano Nuevo Pt., Santa Cruz
County; Monterey; Cambria, San Luis Obispo; seacoast only in a few,
small, scattered communities (fr. Jepson)
Box 24, Item 480
Pinus remorata (island
pine).2/18/55
Box 13, Item 250
Pinus sabiniana (digger pine).
Note
also slide #216; no collection date; Sierra foothills; coast
ranges mostly toward the interior and foothils, forming a very thin
stand (fr. Jepson)
Box 13, Item 251
Pinus torreyana (Torrey pine).
Note
also slide #217; no collection date; local to San Diego coast
about Del Mar; Soledad Canyon; Santa Rosa Island (fr. Jepson)
Box 13, Item 252
Pinus tuberculata (knob cone pine).
Note
also slide #218; no collection date; Santa Lucia and Santa Cruz
Mountains; Moraga Ridge; Mt. St. Helena north; barren or rocky slopes at
median elevations (fr. Jepson)
Box 13, Item 253
Pseudotsuga macrocarpa (big cone spruce).
Note
also slide #219; no collection date; San Emicdino Mountains,
west to San Rafael and Santa Inez ranges; canyons and north slopes,
2,500'-8,000' (fr. Jepson)
Box 23, Item 444
Pseudotsuga macrocarpa (big cone
spruce).3/18/60
Note
Arroyo Seco, Pasadena, Los Angeles County
Box 13, Item 254
Pseudotsuga taxifolia (Douglas fir; Douglas
spruce).10/20/42
Note
also slide #220; outskirts of Portland, OR
Box 13, Item 255
Tsuga heterophylla (coast
hemlock).9/25/42
Note
also slide #221; Wind River Valley, Columbia National Forest,
OR
Box 13, Item 256
Tsuga mertensiana (mountain
hemlock).9/25/42
Note
also slide #222; type specimen from 4,000', Reed Mountain,
Columbia National Park, OR
Series 63.
Platanaceae (Plane-tree) Family.
1955
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 24, Item 461
Platanus racemosa (western sycamore).2/18/55,
3/19/55
Note
Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Series 64.
Plumbaginaceae (Leadwort [Thrift]) Family.
1951
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 13, Item 257
Statice arctica var. californica (sea-pink;
thrift).8/24/51
Note
Pigeon Point, San Mateo County
Series 65.
Polemoniaceae (Phlox) Family.
1942-1961
Physical Description: 4 entries
Box 23, Item 456
Gilia achilleaefolia (blue
gilia).7/7/60
Note
Woodland Hills, Los Angeles County; plate indicates English
family name: Gilia Family
Box 24, Item 462
Gilia aggregata (scarlet gilia; sky
rocket).7/17/55
Note
Mammoth, Mono County, 8,000' elevation
Box 13, Item 258
Gilia californica (prickly
phlox).5/24/42
Note
also slide #224; Verdugo Hills, Los Angeles County; plate
indicates English family name: Gilia Family
Box 26, Item 503
Gilia latifolia (broad-leaved
gilia).4/22/61
Note
Painted Canyon near Mecca, Riverside County
Series 66.
Polygonaceae (Buckwheat) Family.
1941-1957
Physical Description: 8 entries
Box 22, Item 438
Eriogonum arborescens (Santa Cruz Island
buckwheat).5/11/57
Note
Santa Cruz Island; also collected Santa Barbara Botanic
Garden
Box 22, Item 439
Eriogonum crocatum (saffron
eriogonum).7/2/57
Note
Conejo Grade, Ventura County
Box 13, Item 259
Eriogonum elatum (no common
name).6/13/41
Note
Patrick Creek, Del Norte County, Hwy. #199
Box 13, Item 260
Eriogonum fasciculatum (California buckwheat;
flat-top).9/30/51
Note
also slide #225; Vedugo Hills, Los Angeles County
Box 22, Item 437
Eriogonum giganteum (Saint Catherine's
lace).7/12/57
Note
Santa Catalina and San Clemente Islands; also collected at
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 14, Item 261
Eriogonum latifolium (coast eriogonum;
tibinagua).8/24/51
Note
coast, San Mateo County
Box 14, Item 262
Eriogonum parvifolium (dune
eriogonum).8/22//51
Note
dunes of Monterey coast
Box 14, Item 263
Eriogonum umbellatum (sulphur
flower).8/23/52
Note
Mammoth, Mono County, 8,500' elevation
Series 67.
Primulaceae (Primrose) Family.
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 14, Item 264
Dodecatheon hendersonii (mosquito bills; sailor
caps).
Note
coast ranges from Monterey to Siskiyou Counties; south in
Sierra Nevada foothills to Tulare County; February to April (fr.
Jepson)
Series 68.
Ranunculaceae (Buttercup) Family.
1941-1959
Physical Description: 6 entries
Box 14, Item 265
Aconitum columbianum (western
monkshood).8/19/52
Note
Mammoth, Mono County, 8,000' elevation
Box 14, Item 266
Aquilegia truncata
(columbine).6/3/41
Note
Mt. Saint Helena, Napa County
Box 17, Item 324
Clematis lasiantha (virgin's bower; pipe
stem).2/25/59; 4/29/59
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden; plate indicates English family
name: Crowfoot Family
Box 14, Item 267
Delpinium cardinale (scarlet
larkspur).7/3/41
Box 14, Item 268
Delphinium parryi (Parry's
larkspur).5/14/43
Note
Chatsworth Hills, Los Angeles County
Box 20, Item 390
Paeonia brownii (western
peony).2/25/56
Note
Big Tujunga Canyon, Los Angeles County; plate indicates English
family name: Crowfoot Family
Series 69.
Rhamnaceae (Buckthorn) Family.
1952-1957
Physical Description: 9 entries
Box 14, Item 269
Ceanothus arboreus (island
lilac).3/8/54
Note
Vedugo Hills, Los Angeles County
Box 14, Item 270
Ceanothus crassifolius (hoary-leaf
ceanothus).2/23/52
Note
also slide #226; Verdugo Hills, Los Angeles County; also
colleced in May & August
Box 21, Item 415
Ceanothus cynaeus (San Diego
ceanothus).2/18/55
Note
Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Box 22, Item 422
Ceanothus impressus (Santa Barbara
ceanothus).4/3/54; 6/13/57
Note
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Box 14, Item 271
Ceanothus papillosus var. roweanus (wart-leaf
ceanothus).2/7/53
Note
Mt. Tranquillon, Santa Barbara County
Box 21, Item 402
Ceanothus thyrsiflorus var. griseus (no common
name).3/26/55
Note
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Box 22, Item 421
Rhamnus californica (coffee berry; pidgeon berry; yerba del
oso).9/15/57, 6/57
Note
Verdugo Hills, Glendale, Los Angeles County
Box 14, Item 272
Rhamnus crocea var. ilicifolia (holly-leaf coffee; red
berry).2/1/53, 7/1/52
Note
also slide #227; Chatsworth Hills, Los Angeles
County
Box 21, Item 403
Rhamnus purshiana (cascara sagrada).6/10/55,
8/1/55
Note
Klamath, Del Norte County
Series 70.
Rosaceae (Rose) Family.
1952-1959
Physical Description: 18 entries
Box 14, Item 273
Adenostoma fasciculatum (greasewood;
chamise).5/4/52
Note
Verdugo Hills, Glendale, Los Angeles County
Box 19, Item 367
Adenostoma sparsifoium (ribbon wood; yerba del
pasmo).7/10/58
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 14, Item 274
Cercocarpus betuloides (mountain mahogany; hardtack
).2/7/53, 6/53
Note
also slide #228; Santa Barbara County
Box 22, Item 426
Chamaebatiaria millefolium (fern bush; desert
sweet).6/13/57
Note
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Box 14, Item 275
Cowania stansburiana (rock
rose).4/3/54
Note
eastern Mojave Desert
Box 19, Item 368
Crataegus douglasii (black hawthorn).5/20/58,
7/19/58
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 14, Item 276
Fallugia paradoxa (Apache
plume).6/1/53
Note
Providence Mountains, San Bernardino County
Box 19, Item 369
Holodiscus discolor
(creambush).6/20/58
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 14, Item 277
Lyonothamnus asplenifolius (Catalina Island ironwood), part
a.11/24/53
Note
Catalina Island; part b of plate illustrates L.
floribundus
Box 18, Item 351
Osmaronia cerasiformis (oso berry).3/14/58,
6/3/58
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 14, Item 278
Photinia arbutifolia (toyon; California
holly).7/13/53, 11/2/53
Note
also slide #229; Verdugo Hills, Los Angeles County
Box 19, Item 370
Physocarpus capitatus
(ninebark).5/20/58
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 17, Item 338
Prunus eriogyna (desert
apricot).1/20/59
Note
Hwy. #78, between Banner and Scissors Crossing
Box 14, Item 279
Prunus ilicifolia (islay; holly-leaf
cherry).2/7/54, 8/30/54
Note
Verdugo Hills, Los Angeles County
Box 22, Item 427
Prunus lyonii (Catalina cherry).5/11/57,
9/57
Note
Catalina, San Clemente and Santa Cruz Islands; Santa Barbara
Botanic Garden
Box 19, Item 371
Purshia tridentata (antelope
brush).6/18/58
Note
McBride Spring, Shasta County, 5,000' elevation
Box 21, Item 404
Sorbus sitchensis (western mountain
ash).10/24/55
Note
Castle Lake, Siskiyou County, 5,600' elevation
Box 22, Item 428
Spiraea menziesii (Menzies'
spiraea).6/13/57
Note
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Series 71.
Rubiaceae (Madder) Family.
1957
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 21, Item 418
Cephalanthus occidentalis (button
bush).7/12/57
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Series 72.
Rutaceae (Rue) Family.
1957-1958
Physical Description: 3 entries
Box 18, Item 349
Cneoridium dumosum (berry rue; bush
rue).1/6/58
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 18, Item 350
Ptelea baldwinii (western hop-tree).4/15/58,
8/2/58
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden; Mt. Diablo, Contra Costa
County
Box 22, Item 432
Thamnosma montana (turpentine
broom).5/31/57
Note
Twentynine Palms, San Bernardino County
Series 73.
Salicaceae (Willow) Family.
1955-1961
Physical Description: 20 entries
Box 21, Item 406
Populus fremontii (Fremont's
cottonwood).3/17/55
Note
Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Box 21, Item 407
Populus tremuloides (quaking
aspen).5/1/55
Note
Mammoth, Mono County, 7,500' elevation
Box 21, Item 405
Populus trichocarpa (black
cottonwood).3/17/55
Note
Rancho Santa Ana, Orange County
Box 26, Item 510
Salix coulteri (Coulter
willow).4/17/61
Note
Dr. Tine Bridge, Smith River, Hwy #101, Del Norte
County
Box 20, Item 395
Salix eastwoodiae (Eastwood's
willow).8/20/56
Note
moist meadow bordering Leevining Creek, Mono County, 1/2 mile
above Ellery Lake, 9,450' elevation
Box 20, Item 398
Salix geyeriana var. argentea (Geyer
willow).7/12/56
Note
Wolverton Meadow, Sequoia National Park, 7,000'
elevation
Box 17, Item 325
Salix gooddingii (black willow).2/24/59,
3/26/59
Note
Twentynine Palms, San Bernardino County
Box 19, Item 373
Salix hindsiana (valley willow; sandbar
willow).2/25/56
Note
Tujunga Wash, Los Angeles County
Box 20, Item 399
Salix hookeriana (coast
willow).3/28/56
Note
Klamath, Del Norte County
Box 21, Item 401
Salix jepsoni (Jepson willow).7/9/56,
7/24/56
Note
female: Wolverton Meadow, Sequoia National Park, 7,000'
elevation; male: Lassen National Park, 6,700' elevation
Box 20, Item 388
Salix laevigata var. araquipa (red
willow).3/10/56, 5/27/56
Note
Mulholland Drive, Los Angeles County
Box 20, Item 385
Salix lasiandra (yellow
willow).7/9/56
Note
Halstead Meadow, Sequoia National Park, 6,000'
elevation
Box 20, Item 387
Salix lasiolepis (arroyo willow).2/20/56,
5/27/56
Note
Oxnard, West 5th Street near ocean, Ventura County; Malibu and
Mulholland Drive, Los Angeles County
Box 20, Item 393
Salix lemmonii (Lemmon's
willow).7/9/56
Note
Wolverton Meadow, Sequoia National Park, 7,000'
elevation
Box 20, Item 391
Salix monica (Mono
willow).7/27/56
Note
Glacier Canyon, east of Mt. Dana, Mono County, 10,550'
elevation
Box 20, Item 397
Salix myrtillifolia (firm-leaf
willow).7/11/56
Note
male: south end of Crescent Meadow, Sequoia National Park,
7,240' elevation; female: along Bow River, Calgary, Canada, 3,400'
elevation
Box 20, Item 396
Salix orestera (Sierra
willow).8/20/56
Note
moist borders of Tioga Lake, head of Leevining Canyon, Mono
County, 9,600' elevation
Box 26, Item 511
Salix parksiana (Parks
willow).4/17/61
Note
Dr. Tine Bridge, Smith River, Hwy. #101, Del Norte
County
Box 20, Item 392
Salix petrophila var. caespitosa (alpine
willow).7/19/56
Note
shores of Gradisky Lake, Tioga Crest, Mono County, 10,650'
elevation
Box 20, Item 394
Salix scouleriana (Scouler
willow).7/19/56
Note
Shadley's Meadow behind service station, Grant Grove, 6,589'
elevation
Series 74.
Sapindaceae (Buckeye) Family.
1958
Physical Description: 1 entry
Scope and Content Note
one entry has been moved to Family: Hippocastanaceae, according to
IPNI classification
Note
one entry has been moved to Family: Hippocastanaceae, according
to IPNI classification
Box 18, Item 354
Staphylea bolanderi (California
bladdernut).3/29/58, 5/24/58
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Series 75.
Sarraceniaceae (Pitcher-plant) Family.
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 14, Item 280
Darlingtonia californica (California pitcher plant; calf's
head).
Note
no collection date; Plumas, Shasta, Siskiyou, Del Norte
Counties; Oregon coast ranges; mostly meadow and along streams,
3,000'-6,000' elevation
Series 76.
Saururaceae (Lizard's-tail) Family.
1951
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 15, Item 281
Anemopsis californica (yerba
mansa).8/31/51
Note
Santa Barbara County
Series 77.
Saxifragaceae (Saxifrage) Family.
1952-1959
Physical Description: 5 entries
Scope and Content Note
one entry has been moved to Family: Grossulariaceae, according to
IPNI classification
Box 21, Item 409
Carpenteria californica
(carpenteria).3/26/55
Note
Lompoc, Santa Barbara County
Box 17, Item 326
Heuchera maxima (island
heuchera).3/17/59
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 20, Item 400
Ribes aureum (golden
currant).2/25/56
Note
Tujunga Canyon, Los Angeles County
Box 15, Item 282
Ribes malvaceum (chaparral flowering
currant).2/20/52
Note
also slide #230; Hidden Valley, Los Angeles County
Box 15, Item 283
Ribes speciosum (fuchsia-flowered
gooseberry).2/3/52, 3/8/52
Note
Verdugo Hills, Los Angeles County
Series 78.
Scrophulariaceae (Figwort) Family.
1941-1961
Physical Description: 23 entries
Box 15, Item 284
Antirrhinum coulterianum (Coulter's
snapdragon).5/14/43
Note
Chatsworth Hills, Los Angeles County
Box 15, Item 285
Antirrhinum glandulosum (viscid
snapdragon).5/14/43
Note
Chatsworth Hills, Los Angeles County
Box 15, Item 286
Castilleja affinis var. linariaefolia (scarlet
cup).
Note
no collection date; Sierra Nevada from Modoc to Kern Counties;
south to Los Angeles County; montane, 4,000'-8,500' (fr. Jepson); plate
uses genus: Castilleia
Box 15, Item 287
Castilleja angustifolia
(paintbrush).3/16/41
Note
Mint Canyon, Los Angeles County
Box 15, Item 288
Castilleja foliolosa
(paintbrush).3/2/41
Note
Tujunga Canyon, Los Angeles County
Box 15, Item 289
Castilleja latifolia (seaside painted cup).
Note
no collection date; Monterey to Mendocino Counties; sea cliffs
and rocky headlands along the coast, 10,500' elevation
Box 15, Item 290
Castilleja parviflora var. douglasii (indian paint
brush).6/28/41
Note
Big Bear Valley, San Bernardino County; plate uses genus:
Castilleia
Box 15, Item 291
Diplacus puniceus (brick-red
monkey-flower).7/17/42
Note
Chatsworth Hills, Los Angeles County
Box 15, Item 292
Galvesia speciosa (island
snapdragon).4/3/54
Box 15, Item 293
Mimulus bigelovii (monkey
flower).3/20/41
Note
Borrego Valley, San Diego County
Box 15, Item 294
Mimulus cardinalis (scarlet moneky
flower).7/3/41
Box 15, Item 295
Mimulus guttatus (common monkey
flower).6/11/41
Note
Smith River, Del Norte County
Box 23, Item 458
Mimulus longiflorus (bush monkey
flower).4/15/60
Note
Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
Box 15, Item 296
Orthocarpus purpurascens (owls-clover;
escobita).5/15/42
Box 21, Item 414
Pentstemon [Penstemon] antirrhinoides (snapdragon;
pentstemon).5/23/55
Note
Regional Botanic Garden, Berkeley, CA
Box 15, Item 297
Pentstemon cordifolius
(beard-tongue).7/3/41
Box 15, Item 298
Pentstemon grinnellii (Grinnell
pentstemon).6/3/52
Note
Angeles Crest, Los Angeles County, 6,000' elevation
Box 15, Item 299
Pentstemon heterophyllus (violet beard-tongue).
Note
no collection date; Sierra Nevada foothills from Amador to
Mariposa Counties; coast ranges from Mendocino south to San Diego
Counties; 200'-5,500' elevation, May-June (fr. Jepson)
Box 19, Item 375
Pentstemon heterophyllus (foothill
pentstemon).6/8/61
Note
Mulholland Drive, Los Angeles County
Box 15, Item 300
Pentstemon labrosus
(beard-tongue).7/16/41
Note
Angeles National Forest
Box 16, Item 301
Pentstemon newberryi (mountain
pride).6/1/42
Note
Yosemite National Park, 4,000' elevation
Box 16, Item 302
Pentstemon spectabilis (magnificent
pentstemon).5/10/42
Note
Santa Monica Mountains, Los Angeles County
Box 16, Item 303
Pentstemon ternatus
(beard-tongue).7/16/41
Note
Angeles National Forest
Series 79.
Solanaceae (Potato [Nightshade]) Family.
1942-1961
Physical Description: 7 entries
Box 16, Item 304
Datura meteloides (tolguacha).
Note
no collection date; Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys to
coastal So. California; Inyo County; Colorado Desert; sandy valley
lands, 10'-4,000' elevation, July-Sept. (fr. Jepson)
Box 18, Item 353
Lycium brevipes (desert thorn;
frutilla).5/3/58
Note
Yaqui Well, Anza Borrego Desert, San Diego County
Box 23, Item 442
Lycium fremontii (Fremont
thornbush).4/11/60
Note
Salton Sea State Park
Box 19, Item 372
Nicotiana glauca (tree
tobacco).9/25/55
Note
Malibu, Los Angeles County
Box 26, Item 505
Physalis crassifolia (thick-leaved
ground-cherry).4/22/61
Note
Painted Canyon near Mecca, Riverside County
Box 16, Item 305
Solanum douglasii (black
nightshade).8/25/51
Note
Pismo Beach, San Luis Obispo County
Box 16, Item 306
Solanum xanti (purple
nightshade).5/15/42
Note
Santa Monica Mountains, Los Angeles County
Series 80.
Staphyleaceae (Bladdernut )Family.
Scope and Content Note
entry has been moved to Family: Sapindaceae, according to IPNI
classification
Note
one entry has been moved to Family: Sapindaceae, according to
IPNI classification
Series 81.
Sterculiaceae (Cacao) Family.
1958
Physical Description: 2 entries
Box 18, Item 355
Fremontia californica (California fremontia; flannel
bush).3/29/58, 6/9/58
Note
also slide #231; Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden; common family
name on plate: Sterculia family
Box 216, Item 307
Fremontia californica var. mexicana (California slippery
elm).
Note
no collection date or place
Series 82.
Styracaceae (Storax) Family.
1955
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 21, Item 413
Styrax officinalis var. californica (California
styrax).5/21/55
Series 83.
Taxaceae (Yew) Family. 1942
Physical Description: 2 entries
Box 16, Item 308
Taxus brevifolia (western
yew).9/15/42
Note
also slide #232; middle fork of Mokelumne Rivers, Calaveras
County, Sect. 10, T. 6 N, R. 15 E
Box 16, Item 309
Torreya californica (California
nutmeg).9/15/42
Note
also slide #233; small gulch, Calaveras County, Sect. 12, T. 5
N, R 12 E
Series 84.
Taxodiaceae [Conifera] (Redwood) Family.
1942
Physical Description: 2 entries
Box 16, Item 310
Sequoia gigantea (giant sequoia; big
tree).12/1/42
Note
also slide #234; Sierra Nevada, Calaveras County
Box 16, Item 311
Sequoia sempervirens
(redwood).11/15/42
Note
also slide #235; Arcata, Humboldt County
Series 85.
Thymelaeaceae (Mezereum) Family.
1959
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 17, Item 327
Dirca occidentalis (western leatherwood).2/5/59,
4/2/59
Note
Oakland Hills, Contra Costa County
Series 86.
Trilliaceae Family. 1943
Physical Description: 4 entries
Box 10, Item 194
Trillium ovatum (western
wakerobin).3/30/43
Note
Mendocino County; plate indicates Family: Liliaceae
Box 10, Item 195
Trillium rivale (brook
trillium).4/10/43
Note
Josephine County, OR; plate indicates Family:
Liliaceae
Box 10, Item 196
Trillium sessile californicum (common trillium; wake
robin).3/30/43
Note
Mendocino County; plate indicates Family: Liliaceae
Box 10, Item 197
Trillium sessile rubra (common trillium;
wakerobin).3/30/43
Note
Mendocino County; plate indicates Family: Liliaceae
Series 87.
Ulmaceae (Elm) Family. 1958
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 18, Item 356
Celtis reticulata (western hackberry).3/17/58,
8/26/58
Note
University Arboretum, Davis
Series 88.
Viscaceae [Loranthaceae] (Christmas Mistletoe) Family.
1958
Physical Description: 3 entries
Box 11, Item 204
Arceuthobium campylopodum (pine mistletoe).
Note
no collection date; throughout California foothills and
mountains, chiefly on pine species, occationally on Abies. congolor (fr.
Jepson); plate indicates Family: Loranthaceae
Box 19, Item 365
Phoradendron californicum (California
mistletoe).4/12/58
Physical Description: photograph by Arvid L. Murman
Note
Morongo Valley, San Bernardino County; found on Larrea; plate
indicates Family: Loranthaceae
Box 19, Item 366
Phoradendron californicum (California
mistletoe).5/17/58
Note
Morongo Valley, San Bernardino County; plate indicates Family:
Loranthaceae
Series 89.
Zygophyllaceae (Creosote-bush [Caltrops]) Family.
1954
Physical Description: 1 entry
Box 16, Item 312
Larrea divaricata (creosote bush;
hediondilla).2/20/54
Note
Death Valley, Inyo County