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UREDO Pers.
U. FILICUM (Lk.) Chev. On Gymnogramme triangularis. January - April. U. PTERIDIS Diet. & Hol. Erythea II: 127. On P. aquilina. February.
MELAMPSORA Cast.
M. SALICIS-CAPPEÆ (Pers.) Wint. II. On S. lasiolepis. June - August. PUCCINIASTRUM Otth.
P. EPILOBII (Chaill.) Otth. II. On E. adenocaulon occidentale.
Order Ustilagine@. Smuts.
USTILAGO Pers. Smit.
U. AUSTRO-AMERICANA Speg. On Polygunum nodosum. September - November ..
U. AVENÆ (Pers.) Jens. On cultivated oats. April - June.
U. BROMINORA Fisch. de Wald. On B. hookerianus. April - June.
U. HORDEI (Pers.) K. & S. On cultivated barley. April - June.
IMPERFECT FUNGI.
Order Sphaeropsidea.
PHYLLOSTICTA Pers.
P. FERAX Ell. & Ev. Proc. Phil. Ac. Nat. Sc. 1894, p. 355. On leaves of Lupinus formosus bridgesii. Sierra Madre. April.
DIPLODIA Fries.
D. UMBELLULARIÆ E. & E. (n. sp. in lit.) On U. californica. July -October.
HENDERSONIA Mont.
H. UMBELLULARIÆ E. & E. (n. sp. in lit.) On U. californica. July - October. ASCOCHYTA Lib.
A. GRAMINICOLA Lib. On Poa Annua. December-March.
A. MENZIESII Ell. & Ev. (n. sp. in lit.) On leaves of Arbutus menziesii. S. G. Mts. February.
ACTINONEMA Fries.
A. ROSÆ (Lib.) Fr. On leaves of R. californica.
SEPTORIA Fries.
S. ALNIFOLIA E. & E. On leaves of A. rhombifolia. April-November.
S. DULCAMARA Desm. On leaves of Solanum douglasii. January-May.
S. FUMOSA Pk. On leaves of Solidago californica. May-October.
S. IRREGULARIS Pers. On leaves of Rhus diversiloba. July-October.
S. MIMULI Ell & Kell. On leaves of M. glutinosus. June-August.
S. ŒENOTHERÆ Westd. On leaves of ŒE. biennis. June-October.
S. POLYGONORUM Desm. On leaves of P. nodosum. June-November.
S. RHAMNI-CATHARTICÆ Ces. On leaves of R. californica.
S. RUBI Westd. On leaves of R. ursipus.
S. SCROPHULARIA Pk. On leaves of S. californica. January-May. SPHAEROPSIS Lev.
S. ALNI C. & E. On bark of A. rhombifolia.
ENTOMOSPORIUM Lev.
E. MACULATUM Lev. On leaves of Heteromeles arbutifolia.
AMEROSPORIUM Speg.
A. CINCTUM Ell. & Ev. (n. sp. in lit.) On stems of Gladiolus. July.
Order Melonconica.
GLOEOSPORIUM Desmı. & Mont.
G. CERCOCARPI Ell. & Ev. Erythea 11:25. On leaves of C. parvifolius. June- August.
G. PHYLLACHOROIDES Ell. & Ev. Erythea 1:201. On leaves of Artemisea vulgaris californica.
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CYLINDROSPORIUM Unger.
C. CEANOTHI El1 & Ev. On leaves of C. divaricatus. June - August.
C. TOXICODENDRI (Curt.) Ell & Ev. Proc. Phil. Ac. Nat Sc. VII: 460. On leaves of Rhus diversiloba. July - October.
MELANCONIUM Link.
M. ACERINUM Ell. & Ev. Proc. Phil. Ac. Nat. Sc. 1894, p. 373. On dead limbs of A. macrophyllum. February and April.
M. BICOLOR Nees. On bark of Alnus rhombifolia. July - October.
MARSONIA Fisch.
M. POTENTILLAE (Desm.) Fisch. On leaves of P. californica. March - July.
Order Hyphomyceteae.
OIDIUM Link.
O. ERYSIPHOIDES Fr. On Phacelia ramossissima, P. whitlavia, Stachys californica, Heterotheca grandiflora, Anthemis cotula, Galium aparine, Artemisia vulgaris californica, aud Helianthus annuus.
O. MONILIOIDES Lk. On Bromis americanus.
TRICHODERMA Pers.
T. LIGNORUM (Tode. ) Hartz. On decaying wood. January - April.
BOTRYTIS Michx.
B. VULGARIS Fr. On withered rose petals.
PENICILLIUM Lk. P. GLAUCUM Lk. On all kinds of decaying matter.
RAMILARIA Ung.
R. DECIPIENS Ell & Ev. On leaves of Rumex crispus.
R. MELILOTI El1. & Ev. Erythea II : 26. On M. indica. Oct.
R. URTICAE Ces. On U. holosericea.
CERSPORELLA Sacc.
C. PROLIFICANS E. & E. On Sambucus glauca. April - November.
TORULA Pers.
T. SPORIDESMOIDES Ell. & Ev. Proc. Phil. Ac. Nat. Sc. 1894, p. 377. On bark of dead limbs.
HORMISCIUM Kunze.
H. STILBOSPORA (Corda) Sacc. On decaying wood.
BACTRIDIUM Kunze.
B. ELLISII Beck. On decaying wood. February - April.
DEMATIUM Pers.
D. VINOSUM Mass. On culture media in laboratory.
SCOLECOTRICHUM Kunze G Schm.
S. ASCLEPIADIS Ell. & Ev. Erythea I : 203. On leaves of A. eriocarpa. June - November.
S. GRAMINIS Fckl. On cultivated barley and oats.
FUSICLADIUM Bon.
F. DEPRESSUM B. & Br. On Velaea arguta. June - August. CLADOSPORIUM Link.
C. AROMATICUM E. & E. (n. sp. in lit.) On leaves of Rhus aromatica. July - Aug. C. CARPOPHILUM Thm. On ripe apricots. July - August.
C. EPIPHYLLUM Pers. On leaves of Eucalyptus globulus.
C. HERBARUM (Pers.( Link. On various parts of decaying plants.
C. PAEONÆ Sacc. On leaves of P. californica. May-August. C. TYPHARUM Desm. On T. latifolia.
CERCOSPORA Fries.
C. BETICOLA Sacc On beet leaves.
C. CIRCUMCISSA Sacc. On leaves of Prunus illicifolia.
C. CLAVICARPA E. & E. Erythea II:26. On Ptiloria virgata. July-September.
C. CROTONIS E. & E. On leaves of C. californicus. June-September.
C. EPILOBII Schn. On leaves of E. adenocanlon occidentale. July-September.
C. HETEROMELES Hk. On leaves of H. arbutifolia. June-November.
C. NASTURTII Pass. On leaves of N. officinale. July-September.
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C. ROSICOLA Pass. On leaves of cultivated roses and R. californica. July - September.
C. SAURURI E. & E. On leaves of Anemopsis californica. June-October.
C. SQUALIDA Pk. On leaves of Clematis ligusticifolia. July-November.
C. VIOLÆ Sacc. On leaves of cultivated violets.
C. VITICOLA (Ces.) Sacc. On leaves of V. californica and cultivated grapes. June -October.
HETEROSPORIUM Klotzsch.
H. EUCALYPTI E. & E. Proc. Phil. Ac. Nat. Sc. 1894, p. 381. On E. globulus leaves. November.
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H. EUCALYPTI E. &. E. var. MACULICOLUM (n. var. in lit.) On leaves of Eriodic- tyon californicum. June-August.
H. PHRAGMITES (Opiz) Klot. On corn leaves. September-November.
CONOTHECIUM Corda.
C. UMBELLULARIÆ E. & E. (n. sp. in lit.) On stems of U. californica. June - October.
MACROSPORIUM Fries.
M. CAUDATUM C. & E. On dead leaves of Vitis californica. August.
M. MAYDIS C. & E. On corn leaves.
M. PELARGONII Ell & Ev. Proc. Phil. Ac. Nat. Sc. 1894, p. 383. cultivated Geranium. February.
On leaves of
M. SOLANI Ell. & Mart. On potato leaves.
STEMPHYLIUM Wallr.
S. MACROSPOROIDEUM B. & Br. On culture media in laboratory.
S. ALTERNARIA Cke. On culture media in laboratory.
EPICOCCUM Lk.
E. NEGLECTUM Desm. On corn leaves. September-November.
PODOSPORIELLA Ell. & Ev. Proc. Phil. Ac. Nat. Sc. 1894, p. 385.
P. HUMILIS E. & E. Ibid. On leaves of Garrya veatchii. June-October.
CLASS III. BASIDIOMYCETES. Puff-Balls, Toadstools, Pore-Fungi.
Order Gasteromycetec. Puff-balls.
PHALLUS Mich. Stink-horn.
P. RAVENELII B. & C. Frequent in rich soil and in lawns. October-March. SECOTIUM Mont.
S. DECIPIENS Pk. (n. sp. in lit.) Common along gutters. GEASTER Mich. Earth-star.
G. LIMBATUS Fr. O. K .; A. S. under trees. February-April.
G. MINIMIS Schw. Oak Knoll. February-April.
G. SACCATUS Fr. Arroyo Seco. March.
ASTRÆÆUS Morg. Hygrometric Earth-star.
A. HYGROMETRICUS (Pers.) Morg. Com. under trees. Jannary-March.
TYLOSTOMA Pers. Stalked puff-ball.
T. CAMPESTRE Morg. Along Wilson Trail and in dry soil at Devil's Gate. Janu- ary-July.
CALVATIA Fr. Puff-ball.
C. CÆLATA Bull. In rich soil. February-April.
C. FRAGILIS Vitt. In lawn and along Wilson Trail, 4,000 feet. January-October.
C. HESPERIA Morg. (n sp. in lit.) Along streets and in yards. November-De- cember.
LYCOPERDON Tourn. Puff-ball.
I. CEPASFORME Bull. Oak knoll. January-Marclı.
L. MOLLE Pers. Along street. December-March.
CATASTOMA Morg.
C. CIRCUMCISSUM (B. & C.) Morg. Along street. February-March. BOVISTA Dill. Puff-ball.
B. AMMOPHILA Lev. Com. below 2,000 feet. December-March.
SELERODERMA Pers.
S. VULGARE Fr. Frequent in rich soil. September-January.
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CYATHUS Hall.
C. VERNICOSUS (Bull.) DC. On decaying wood and in soil. March-May.
CRUCIBULUM Tul. Bird-nest fungus.
C. VULGARE Tul. On decaying wood and in soil in and near the A. S. February -April.
Order-Hymenomycetes, Toadstools, Pore-Fungi, etc.
AMANITA Fries.
A. PHALLOIDES Fr. Com. under oak trees. February-April. Poisonous.
AMANITOPSIS Roze.
A. VELOSA Pk. (n. sp. in lit.) Com. under oaks. February-May. Edible. LEPIOTA Fries.
L. ANGUSTANA Britz. Frequent under trees. December-February.
L. FULVODISCA Peck. . Tor. Bull. 22. 198. Among moist leaves in Arroyo Seco. January.
L. NAUCINOIDES Pk. Abundant in lawns. August-November. Edible.
ARMILLARIA Fries.
A. MELLEA Vahl. Com. at base of trees and stumps. September-January. Edi- ble.
A. MELLEA Vahl. Var: NIGRIPES Pk. (n. var. in lit.) On willow trunk in W. C. December.
TRICHOLOMA Fries. Pers.
T. EQUESTRE Linn. Among leaves under oaks. February.
T. MELALEUCUM Peri. Under oaks in W. C. January.
T. NUDUM Bull. Frequent under trees. January-March.
T. RUSSULA Schaef. Under oaks in O. K. C. February.
COLLYBIA Fries.
C. ALBOGRISEA Pk. Tor. Bull. 22:199. Frequent in W. C. January and February. C. DRYOPHILA Bull. Frequent among leaves under trees. January and February.
A. J. McClatchie, del.
MYCENA ACICULA. Two-thirds natural size.
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HISTORY OF PASADENA.
MYCENA Fries.
M. ACICULA Schaef. On decaying wood. February. M. ATROALBOIDES Pk. Abundant among wet leaves. December-February.
M. ELEGANTULA Pk. Tor. Bull. 22:199. Abundant among wet leaves. Decem- ber-February.
RUSSULA Fries.
R. EMETICA Fr. Com. under oaks. November-March. Poisonous.
LACTARIUS Fries.
L. CAMPHORATUS Fr. Com. under oaks. January-March.
L. INSULSUS Fr. Com. under oaks. January-March.
CLITOCYBE Fries.
C. PUSILLA Pk. Tor. Bull. 22:199. On manure. February. C. TORTILIS Bolt. In moist soil in A. S. February.
OMPHALIA Fries.
O. PYXIDATA Bull. On moist banks. December-February.
O. PYXIDATA Bull. var. FURCATA Pk. (n. var. in lit.) Com. in waste soil. Janu- ary-March.
PLEUROTUS Fries.
P. OSTREATUS Jacq. (Oyster mushroom.) On decaying wood. January-March, Edible.
P. SAPIDUS Kalch. On decaying wood. January-March. Edible. HYGROPHORUS Fries. H. ERUBESCENS Fr. Com. under oaks. December-January.
LENZITES Fries. L. BETULINA Fr. On oak stumps in M. C. and in W. C. January-March. SCHIZOPHYLLUM Fries.
S. COMMUNE Fr. Com. on decaying logs.
VOLVARIA Fries.
V. SPECIOSA Fr. Com. in grain fields and waste grouud. Jan .- March. Edible. ENTOLOMA Fries.
E. FERUGINANS Pk. Tor. Bull 22:200. Abundant under oaks. January-April. Edibles.
LEPTONIA Fries.
L. EDULIS Pk. Tor. BuIl. 22:201. Frequent in grass and among weeds. December -February. Edible.
ECCILIA Fries.
E. NIGRICANS Pk. Tor. Bull. 22:202. Abundant in waste soil. December-March. Edible.
PHOLIOTA Fries.
P. ANOMALA Pk. Tor. Bull. 22:202. Among leaves in A. S. January-March. P. PRAECOX Pers. In grass. March-June.
PLUTEOLUS Fries. P. LUTEUS PK. Tor. Bull. 22:203. Among leaves and grass under trees. February -March.
BOLBITIUS Fries.
B. FRAGILIS Fr. var. ALBIPES Pk. ( 11. var. in lit.) In grass. January. B. TENER Berk. In lawns. April-June. HEBELOMA Fries.
H. FOEDATUM Pk. Tor. Bull. 22:202. In grass along streets. January-March. H. ISCHNOSTYLUM Cke. Among leaves in the A. S. January-March. H. MESOPHOEUM Fr. Among moss in A. S. December-March.
NAUCORIA Fries.
N. MELINOIDES Fr. In grass. March-May.
N. SEMIORBICULARIS Bull. Com. among grass and weeds. February-June. GALERA Fries.
G. LATERITIA Fr. In lawns. April-June.
G. OVALIS Fr. In rich soil. February-June. G. TENERA Schaeff. In lawns. Very common.
TUBARIA Smith.
T. PALLESCENS Pk. Tor. Bull. 22:202. On leaves and sticks under trees. Janu- ary-March.
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PLUTEOLUS LUTEUS. One-half natural size.
CREPIDOTUS Fries.
C. HEPATIZON Berk. On decaying stumps in A. S. December-March. C. HERBARUM Pk. On leaves and sticks in A. S. January-March.
C. SUBVERANTUS Pk. (n. sp. in lit.) Com. on leaves and sticks. December- April.
CORTINARIUS Fries.
C. VIRGATUS Pk. Tor. Bull. 22:203. Among leaves under trees at O. K. February. AGARICUS Linn.
A. CALIFORNICUS Pk. Tor. Bull. 22:203. Com. under oaks. December-February. Edible.
A. CAMPESTER L. (Common mushroom.) In forging shop and in gardens. Edible. STROPHARIA Fries.
S. BILAMELLATA Pk. Tor. Bull. 22:204. Along street. January. Edible.
S. SEMIGLOBATA Batsch. In lawns. April-June.
S. STERCORARIA Fr. On manure in woods. December-March. HYPHOLOMA Fries.
H. APPENDICULATUM Bull. Ameng leaves in W. C. January-February.
H. FASCICULARE Hud. At base of stumps, A. S., R. C. January-March.
H. INCERTUM Pk. In soil under trees. December-February.
H. LONGIPES Pk. Tor. Bull. 22:204. Among wet leaves in camions. January- March.
H. MADEODISCUM Pk. Among leaves in in L. R. C. January-February. H. PERPLEXUM Pk. On rotten wood in R. C. March.
PSATHYRELLA Fries.
P. DISSEMINATA Pers. At the base of stumps, December-March. PANAEOLUS Fries.
P. DIGRESSUS Pk. Tor. Bull. 22:205. On manure. July.
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HISTORY OF PASADENA.
P. INTERMEDIUS Pk. Tor. Bull. 22:205. In sandy soil along streets and in washes. January-March.
P. RETIRUGIS Fr. In rich soil. April-June.
P. SUB-BALTEATUS B. & Br. Common in lawns. April-June.
COPRINUS Pers. (Dissolving Toadstools.)
C. CALYPTRATUS Pk. In rich cultivated soil. March-May.
C. COMATUS Fr. (Shaggy-maned mushroom.) In rich soil. Edible.
C. CONGREGATUS Bull. In rich soil. March.
C. LAGOPUS Fr. In manure. January-March.
C. MICACEUS Fr. At base of trees and stumps. December-April.
C. PLICATILIS Fr. In rich soil. March.
C. PLUMBEUS Pk. In lawn. June-August.
C. RADIATUS Fr. On manure. March.
BOLETUS Dill. Stalked Pore-fungus.
B. SUBTOMENTOSUS L. Com. under trees. December-April.
POLYPORUS Mich. Pore-fungus.
P. ADUSTUS (Willd.) Fr. On decaying logs and stumps. December-March.
P. BULBIPES Fr. San Gabriel Mts. March-May.
P. DENDRITICUS Fr. On decaying boards. January-March.
P. GILVUS Schw. On decaying oak.
P. LEUCOMELAS Fr. San Gabriel Mts. March-May.
P. LEUSCULUM B. & C. · On decaying oak.
P. ROSEUS A. & S. On decaying Pseudotsuga in San Gabriel Mts.
P. SCRUPIRUS Fr. On decaying wood.
P. SULPHUREUS (Bull.) Fr. On decayed wood. February-April. FOMES Fries.
F. APPLANATUS (Pers.) Wallr. On decaying oaks. December-May.
F. IGNIARIUS (L.) Fr. On decaying oak.
F. LUCIDUS (Leys.) Fr. On decaying oak. January-April.
POLYSTICTUS Fries.
P. HIRSUTUS Fr. On decaying wood. January-June.
P. PERGAMENUS Fr. On decaying Pseudotsuga in San Gabriel Mts.
P. VERSICOLOR (L.) Fr. On decaying wood. December-April.
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HYPHOLOMA FASCICULARE. Two-fifths natural size.
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TRAMETES Fries.
T. PECKII Kalch.
On decaying wood.
FAVOLUS Fries.
E. PURPURASCENS B. & C. On decaying wood in San Gabriel Mts. MERULIUS Hall.
M. CORIUM Fr. On decaying oak. December-May. M. LACHRYMANS Fr. On moist soil and decaying wood. January-April. PHLEBIA Fries.
P. MERISMOIDES Fr. On decaying bark. January-April.
RADULUM Fries.
R. ORBICULARE Fr. On decaying bark. January-April.
HYDNUM Linn.
H. OCHRACEUM Pers. On decaying oak bark. March-May.
STERUM Pers.
S. ALBOBADIUM Schw. On burnt and decaying wood and bark.
S. GALEATII Berk. On oak bark.
S. HIRSUTUM (Willd.) Fr. On oak bark. Common.
S. MOLLE Lev. On oak bark.
S. PURPUREUM Pers. On decaying wood and bark.
S. SPADICEUM Fr. On oak bark.
S. TRISTE B. & C. On burnt wood.
S. VERSICOLOR (Schw.) Fr. Com. on oak bark.
CORTICIUM Fries.
C. CARNEUM B. & C. On decaying wood.
C. CINEREUM (Pers.) Fr. On stems of Adenostoma.
C. COMEDEUS (Nees.) Fr. On decaying oak branches.
C. LACTEUM Fr. On decaying sycamore. January-April.
C. SEBACEUM (Cke.) Mass. On moss. January.
HYMENOCHAETE Lev.
H. RUBIGINOSA (Schr.) Lev. On decaying roots and stumps. PENIOPHORA Cooke.
P. MORICOLA Berk. On dry wood.
P. OCHRACEA (Fr.) Mass. On decaying sycamore.
P. QUERCINA (Fr.) Cke. On oak bark.
CONIOPHORA D. C.
C. FUMOSA Pers. On sycamore bark.
CLAVARIA Vaill.
C. CORALLOIDES Linn. Among leaves at O. K. January-March.
C. GRISEA Pers. Among leaves at O. K. January-March.
C. INAEQUALIS Berk. Among leaves at O. K. January-March. C. LIGULA Fr. Under oaks at O. K. January-March. TREMELLA Dill.
T. AURANTIA Schw. On decaying wood. December-March.
T. INFLATA Fr. On rotton wood. March.
EXIDIA Fries.
E. GLANDULOSA Fr. On dead oak branches. December-March.
CLASS IV. RHODOPHYCEÆ.
Order Floride@.
BATRACHOPERMUM Roth.
B. GELATINOSUM (L.) Woods. Stream in Arroyo Seco. B. VAGUM Ag. Streams in A. S. and M. C.
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BRYOPHYTA. CLASS I. HEPATICA. Liverworts.
Order Ricciacec.
RICCIA Linn.
R. AGGREGATA Und. Bot. Gaz. 19:275. Com. on bank and trodden soil. Decem- ber-April.
R. ARVENSIS Aust. var. HIRTA Aust. Com. on banks and in gravelly soil below 3000 feet. December-April.
R. GLAUCA Linn. Shaded soil. January-April.
SPHÆROCARPUS Mich.
S. TERRESTRIS Mich. var. CALIFORNICUS Aust. Com. on moist compact soil. Jan- uary-April.
Order Marchantiacec.
MARCHANTIA Linn.
M. POLYMORPHA Linn. Wet soil. O. K .; A. S .; Wilson Trail. March-June. GRIMALDIA Raddi.
G. CALIFORNICA Gottsche. Shaded soil, Wilson Trail, 4000 feet.
CRYPTOMITRIUM Aust.
C. TENERUM Aust. Moist, shaded soil in canyons, below 3000 feet. March-June. ·ASTERELLA Pal. de Beauv.
A. CALIFORNICA (Hampe.) Und. Com. on shaded soil below 5000 feet. Novem- ber-April.
A. NUDATA (Howe) Und. Frequent in gravelly soil below 2,000 feet. February- April.
AYTONIA Forst.
A. ERYTHROSPERMA (Sulliv.) Und. Wet soil. R. C. Wilsou Trail, 5,000 feet. March-May.
LUNULARIA Mich.
L. CRUCIATIA (Linn.) Dum. Com. in green-houses.
TARGIONIA Mich.
T. HYPOPHYLLA Linn. Com. on shaded banks below 4,000 feet. December - April.
Order Anthocerotacea.
ANTHOCEROS Linn. Horned-liverwort.
A. FUSIFORMIS Aust. Moist soil. Not common. March-May.
A. LAEVIS L. Frequent on wet rocks along streams. January-September.
Order Jungermaniacea. Scale-mosses.
FOSSOMBRONIA Raddi.
F. LONGISETA Aust. Com. on shaded banks. December-April.
FRULLANIA Raddi. Scale-moss.
M. BOLANDERI Aust. Bark on trees in S. G. Mts. December-June.
MADOTHECA Dumort. Scale-moss.
M. BOLANDERI Aust. Com. on rock in S. G. Mts. December-April.
CLASS II. MUSCI. Order Bryacec. True Mosses.
EUCLADIUM Br. & Schi.
E. VERTICILLATUM (Linn.) B. & S. Shaded soil in S. G. Mts. None bearing sporo- gonia collected.
DICRANOWEISIA Lindb.
D. CIRRHATA (Hedw.) Lindb. Shaded soil in S. G. Mts. March-May. FISSIDENS Hedw.
F. GRANDIFRONS Brid. Under swiftly running water in canyons S. G. Mts. F. LIMBATUS Sulliv. Com. in shaded soil. February-May.
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BARBULA Hedw.
B. MUELLERI B. & S. Frequent on rocks. February-May.
B RURALIS (Linn.) Hedw. Com. on rocks and soil. February-May.
B. VINEALIS Brid. Frequent in S. G. Mts. and A. S. March-June.
GRIMMIA Ehrh.
G. CALIFORNICA Sulliv. On dry rocks in S. G. Mts. March-June.
G. LEUCOPHAA Grev. Com. on rocks and bark of trees. February-May.
G. TRICHOPHYLLA Grev. Com. on rocks and bark of trees. February-May HEDWIGIA Ehrh.
H. CILIATA (Dicks.) Ehrh. Frequently on rocks in S. G. Mts. April-July. ORTHOTRICHUM Hedw.
O. LVELLII H. & T. Com. on bark of trees, especially in S. G. Mts. March- May.
FUNARIA Schreb.
F. HYGROMETRICA (Linn). Sibth. Com. below 3,000 feet. December-March.
BARTRAMIA Hedw.
B. MENZIESII Turn. Com. in S. G. Mts. February-April.
LEPTOBRYUM Schimp.
L. PYRIFORME (Linn.) Schimp. Com. in shaded soil below 3,000 feet. February -- April.
WEBERA Hedw.
W. NUTANS (Schreb.) Hedw. Shady canyon sides and decaying logs. Feb .- April. BRYUM Dill.
B. ARGENTEUM Dinn. Com. below 2,000 feet. February-May.
B TORQUESCENS B. & S. Frequent below 4,000 feet. March-June.
B. TURBINATUM Schw. Foothills S. G. Mts. March-May.
AULACOMNIUM Schwaegr.
A. ANDROGYNUM (Linn.) Schw. Near Strain's Camp, Wilson's Peak. April- May.
POLYTRICHUM Linn.
P. PILIFERUM Schreb. Echo Mt. No specimens bearing sporogonia found.
ALSIA Sulliv. Feather moss.
A. ABIETINA Sull. Com. on rocks and trees in S. G. Mts. April-May. A. LONGIPES S. & L. Frequent on rocks in S. G. Mts. None bearing sporogonia collected.
PTEROGONIUM Swartz.
P. GRACILE (Linn.) Swartz. Rocks in canyons S. G. Mts. None bearing sporo- gonia collected.
ANTITRICHIA Brid.
A. CALIFORNICA Sull. Wet rocks in Rubio Canyon. None bearing sporogonia col- lected.
CLAOPODIUM Dill.
C. LEUCONEURUM S. & L. Rubio Canyon. None bearing sporogonia collected.
CAMPTOTHECIUM Dill.
G. ARENARIUM (Lesq.) Ren. & Card. On dry rocks and soil. February-May. C. PINNATIFIDUM S. &. L. Com. on rocks in A. S. and canyons of S. G. Mts.
BRACHYTHECIUM Schrimp.
B. RUTABULUM S. & L. Canyons of S. G. Mts. March-May.
SCLEROPODIUM Schrimp.
S. CAESPITOSUM (Wils.) Br. & Sch. On dry rocks in A. S. and R. C. March-June. S. ILLECEBRUM (L.) Br. & Sch. Canyons of S. G. Mts. March-May. Common. S. OBTUSIFOLIUM (Hook) Kindb. On rocks under running water in R. C. None bearing sporogonia collected.
EURYNCHIUM Schrimp.
E. STOKESII (Turn.) B. & S. Rubio Canyon. None bearing sporogonia collected. RHYNCHOSTEGIUM Schrimp.
R. SERRULATUM Hedw. Rubio Canyon. None bearing sporogonia collected.
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AMBLYSTEGIUM Schrimp.
A. IRRIGUM Hook. & Wils. Moist soil in R. C. None bearing sporogonia collected. A. SERPENS (Linn.) B. & S. Com. along streams. February-May.
PTERIDOPHYTA.
CLASS I. FILICINÆ. Order Filices. Ferns.
CYSTOPTERIS Bernh. Bladder-fern.
C. FRAGILIS Bernh. L. St. A. C., Rare. Jannary-July.
ASPIDIUM Swz. Shield-fern.
A. MUNITUM Kaulf. M. C., R. C., Eaton C., Mt. L., W. Pk.
A. RIGIDUM Swz. var. ARGUTUM Eat. A. S., S. G. Mts., Com.
ASPLENIUM Linn. Spleenwort.
A. TRICHOMANES Linn. var. INCISUM Moore. M. C., L. St. C. Not. common. WOODWARDIA Smith. Chain-fern.
W. RADICANS Sm. O. K., A. S., M. C., R. C., Eaton C., L. St. A. C. PELLÆA Link. Cliff brake.
P. ANDROMEDAFOLIA Fee. (Coffee-fern.) O. K., A. S., S. G. Mts. Com. P. ORNITHOPUS Hook. (Bird-foot-fern.) A. S., S. G. Mts. Com.
PTERIS Linn. Brake.
P. AQUILINA Linn. (Common brake.) O. K., A. S., M. C., R. C. Com. Janu- ary-October.
ADIANTUM Linn. Maidenhair.
A. CAPILLUS-VENERIS. Linn. (Venus' Hair.) M. C., R. C., E. C. Abundant. A. EMARGINATUM Hook. O. K., A. S. Abundant, January-June.
A. PEDATUM Linn. L. St. A. C. Rare.
CHEILANTHES Swz.
C. CALIFORNICA Mett. (Lace-fern.) A. S., S. G. Mts. Com.
C. MYRIOPHYLLA Desv. Mt. L., W. Pk. Com. above 4,000 feet. December-July. NOTHOLÆNA R. Br.
N. NEWBERRYI Eat. (Cotton-fern.) Echo Mt. Rare.
GYMNOGRAMME Desf.
G. TRIANGULARIS Kaulf. (Golden-back fern.) O. K., A. S., S. G. Mts. Deceni- ber-April.
POLYPODIUM Linn. Polypody.
P. CALIFORNICUM Kaulf. A. S., S. G. Mts. Com. December-June.
Order Salviniacec.
AZOLLA Lam.
A. FILICULOIDES Lam. O. K., A. S. Abundant. June-August.
CLASS II. EQUISITINÆE. Order Equisetacec. Horse-tails.
EQUISETUM Linn. Horse-tail. Scouring-rush.
E. MEXICANUM Milde. A. S., M. C: January-March.
E. ROBUSTUM A. Br. A. S., M. C., R. C., E. C.
E. TELMATEIA Ebrh. O. K., A. S. Abundant. January-October.
CLASS III. LYCOPODINÆ. CLUB-MOSSES. Order Selaginellacca.
SELAGINELLA Beauv. Little Club-noss.
S. RUPESTRIS (L.) Spring. A. S., S. G. Mts. Common. January-March.
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SPERMAPHYTA.
CLASS I. GYMNOSPERMÆ. Conifere. Conifers.
PINUS Tourn. Pine.
P. ALBICAULIS Eng. W. Pk. April-June.
P. MONOPHYLLA T. & F. (Nut Pine.) Mt. Lowe. A single specimen .*
P. MONTICOLA Dougl. W. Pk. April-June. P. PONDEROSA Dugl. W. Pk. April June.
PSEUDOTSUGA Carr. False Hemlock.
P. MACROCARPA (Torr.) Lem. S. G. Mts. Com. April-June.
LIBOCEDRUS Endl. White Cedar.
L. DECURRENS Torr. W. Pk. April-June.
JUNIPER Limin. Juniper.
J. CALIFORNICA Carr. Near Sierra Madre. March-May.
CLASS II. ANGIOSPERMÆ.
Sub-Class I. Monocotyledones.
Typhace.
TYPHA Tourn. Cat Tail. T. ANGUSTIFOLIA Linn. O. K. March-June.
T. LATIFOLIA Linn. O. K., A. S. March-June.
Naiadacec.
POTAMOGETON Tourn. Pond-weed. P. PECTINATUS Linn. O. K. April-June. P. PUSILLUS Linn. O. K. April-June.
ZANNICHELLIA Presl. Z. PALUSTRIS Linn. O. K. April-June.
Graminec. Grasses.
ANDROPOGON Linn.
A. MACROURUS Michx. R. C., E. C. August-October.
A. SORGHUM Brot. (Sorghum.) Occasionally escaped, and often persisting in old sorghum fields.
PASPULUM Linn. P. DISTICHUM Linn. (Knot-grass.) Com. shaded soil. August-October.
PANICUM Linn.
P. CAPILLARE Linn. (Old witch grass.) Along streets and in waste soil. July- October.
P. CRUS-GALLI Linn. (Barn grass.) Along streets and in waste soil. July-Sept.t P. SANGUINALE Linn. (Crab grass.) Along streets and in waste soil. July-Sep. SETARIA Beauv.
S. GLAUCA (Linn.) Beauv. (Fox-tail grass.) In cultivated soil. June-September. PHALARIS Linn. P. INTERMEDIA Bosc. (Canary grass.) Waste places in Pasadena. March-June.
* This is the only tree of the Indian nut pine known to exist on the front or middle ranges of our Pasadena mountains, andit has a history. On October 10, 1887, Jason and Owen Brown built a cairu on this mountain top. (See page 369, " Mt. Lowe.") They noticed this rare tree, with its roots so much denuded by rain-wash and wind that it was ready to die ; and they gathered and brought soil in their little tin dinner pail to pack around its exposed roots, thus saving its life at that time, and hence it has been called the "Osawatamie pine tree." Then on August 15, 1893, Dr. Reid and wife found it perishing again from the same canses; and Mrs. Reid gathered loose dirt and mulch from between rocks and dragged it on an old barley sack which she had found, to the roots of the tree, while the Doctor laid up a wall of rocks on the lower side to hold the dirt in place ; and so its life was saved again. They also broke off some of its dead branches, to give the live part a better chance. The tree was then ten or twelve feet high. There are said to be some trees of the same species on San Gabriel peak, but this is not yet verified by competent testimony .- ED.
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