Linanthus parryae (A.Gray) Greene

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Li 1*,
LepTODACTYIX)n patens Heller, Muhlenbergia, is 146. 1906;
Gilia pungens var. squarrosa Gray, Proc. Am. Acad. 8:
267. 1870; not Gilia squarrosa H. & A.
No. 8292, collected May 21, in the first canyon in the Si-
erra foothills south of Bishop, Inyo county, in coarse graniti
sand about rocks, and plentiful there. The flowers are white*
fading pinkish or purplish, especially along the outre edge of
the petals. The corollas are 2 cm. long, the slender tube 1 cm.
long, the open flower about 15 mm. across, the petals cuneate-
obovate, somewhat unequal in width, 5 or 6 mm. wide aero#
the rounded or truncate slightly eroded apex. Referred hete
with considerable doubt. The type was collected somewhere in
the “arid districts of Nevada and Utah.”
PLANTS OF CALIFORNIA
Inyo County
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8292 LEPTODACT YLON PATEJfg Haler'
Foothills south of Bishop
A. A. Heller, Collector
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?>. May 21, tyafr