Viola purpurea subsp. dimorpha M.S.Baker & J.C.Clausen

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Annotation Label
CENOSPECIES VIOLA PURPUREA
Viola venosa (Wats.) Rydbdimorpha B.& CI«
x sufcsp. geophyta B. et CI.
Det. by M. S. Baker and J. Clausen 1936
No. 8090, collected June 22, along the railroad near Igerna,
Siskiyou county. This is not typical, the upper leaves not “ob-
tusely crenate,” but are acute and sharply toothed. The plant
is not uncommon in that region, growing in a mixture of clay
and sand.
HERBARIUM OF KENNETH K, MACKENZIE I
Presented by MR. MACKENZIE
1931
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NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
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PLANTS OF CALIFORNIA
Siskiyou County
8090 VIOLAKellogg
Between Igerna and Weed
A* A. Hellef, Collector	, ]une 22, 1905
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