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260 PLANT INVENTORY NO. 171 293067 to 293087—Continued 293078. Col. No. 73. Location same as P.I. 293077. Leaves have long, sharp apical lobes. 293079. Col. No. 74. Location same as P.I. 293077. Leaves glossy. 293080. Col. No. 76. Brush behind ranger station and Rio Grande side channel, Boquillas, Big Bend National Park, Tex. Plants abundant, dense on shrubs; leaves light yellowish green, glabrous when mature; shoots downy, light pink tipped. 293081. Col. No. 77. West side of canyon, ranger station, Boquillas, Big Bend, Tex. Male vine; shoots light yellowish green, downy tipped. 293082. Col. No. 78. Location same as P.I. 293081. Vine fruitful. 293083. Col. No. 81. Dry ravine, Grapevine Hills, Big Bend National Park, Tex. Weak male climber on shrubs; leaves dark green with some scorch. 293084. Col. No. 82. Location same as P.I. 293083. Male vine. 293085. Col. No. 84. Location same as P.I. 293083. Internodes long. 293086. Col. No. 85. Oak Creek Canyon, Big Bend National Park, Tex. Several vines in willows; fruitless. 293087. VITIS sp. Col. No. 67. Rocky base of Camp Chalk Bluff, Highway 55, 20 miles northwest of Uvalde, Tex. Vine in oak tree; trunk thin; leaves smooth, glossy, dark green; berries small, ripe. 293088 to 293151. From Mexico. Cuttings, unless otherwise noted, collected by H. P. Olmo and A. Koyama, University of California, Davis. Collected August 1961. Numbered Oct. 7, 1963. 293088 and 293089. AMPELOPSIS cf. CORDATA Michx. Vitaceae. 293088. Col. No. 17. 'Hedera'. Weathered granite, south bank of Arroyo Seco da Patroan Zoc, 11.6 miles southwest of Garcia, road to Hubejecal, Zacatecas. Creeper; leaves fleshy, dark green, cordate, 3.5 by 2.5 inches, long petioled, finely pubescent; sinus narrow, V-shaped; shoots ribbed; fruit green. 293089. Col. No. 18. Rocky ledges in deep ravine, Highway 70, Zapoqui, Aguascalientes. Climber; leaves simple, entire, cordate, fleshy, margin smooth; berries in small clusters, black, 0.46 inch diameter. Roots collected. 293090. Cissus RHOMBIFOLIA Vahl Vitaceae. Col. No. 22. Fractured rocks, hot rain forest, 6 miles west of Naranjo, San Luis Potosi. Plants common, spreading; stems thickened, bulbous near ground; leaves trifoliate; umbels conspicuous; flowers carmine. 293091. Cissus SICYOIDES L. Col. No. 24. Rocky outcrops, hot rain forest, steep slope, 16 miles west of Naranjo, San Luis Potosi. Weak climber; stems thickened, lenticellate; leaves pointed, ovate, 1.5 by 2 inches, margin smooth; no flowers or fruit seen. 293092 and 293093. Cissus TRIFOLIATA L. 293092. Col. No. 15. Stream bank, with willow and bald cypress, Rio Nazas, 14 miles northwest of El Rodeo, Durango. Plants sporadic, climbing by tendrils, to 10 feet high, not yet flowering; roots cylindrical, bulbous; leaves trifoliate, with few large obtuse teeth, dark green, fleshy, foetid when crushed; shoots glabrous. Roots collected. 293093. Col. No. 62. Desert mesa streambed, two miles south of Cadereyta, Nuevo Leon. Slender, weak climber on shrubs in full shade; stems glabrous; leaves 1.5 by 1.25 inches, fleshy, glabrous, re-
JANUARY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1963 261 293088 to 293151—Continued sembling grape; teeth obtuse, few, large; no flowers or fruit seen. Roots collected. 293094. Cissus sp. Col. No. 27. Near top of grade, 12.8 miles west of Naranjo, San Luis Potosi. Shoot tips pink with heavy black glandular hair; leaves lobed, terminal lobe large, acute; no flowers or fruit seen. 293095 and 293096. PARTHENOCISSUS QUINQUEFOLIA (L.) Planch. Vitaceae. 293095. Col. No. 19. On brush and rocks in dry ravine, limestone hills, Highway 57, 20 miles west of San Luis Potosi. Single-stemmed weak climber; leaves 5 pedate. 293096. Col. No. 34. On rocky slopes and canyon walls, 17 miles west of Linares along Linares-Galeana road. Fruitful climber; fruit beginning to ripen. 293097 to 293108. VITIS cf. AESTIVALIS Michx. Vitaceae. 293097. Col. No. 7. Rock cliffs, along streambed, Majalca, northwest of Chihuahua City. Elevation 6,750 feet. Plants not abundant, forming dense bushes in open; leaves small, dark green, arachnoid hairy, short petiolate, sharp toothed; fruit not abundant, some just setting. 293098. Col. No. 8. Locality data and plant description same as P.I. No. 293097. 293099. Col. No. 9. Locality data same as P.I. 293097. Slender climber to 20 feet; petioles red, short; leaves small, broad, glabrous, broad sinus at base, apical tooth sharp; shoots light red. No fruit found. 293100. Col. No. 10. Locality data and plant description same as P.I. 293099. 293101. Col. No. 11. Locality data same as P.I. 293099. Plant description differs only in that leaves are smaller. 293102. Col. No. 12. Weathered slate outcrop in narrow canyon, 3 miles upstream from mine dump, Santa Barbara, Chihuahua. Elevation 7,350 feet. Vine; shoots reddish, pubescent in shade; fruit to 0.25 inch diameter, sour, just ripening; bunches 8-12 berries. 293103. Col. No. 13. Differs from P.I. 293102 only in being a male plant from exposed rock pinnacle. 293104. Col. No. 14. Same as P.I. 293103. 293105 Col. No. 38. Oasis about 2 miles southwest of Ojo de Agua, Coahuila. Vine vigorous; canes and leaves hairy tufted; leaves long, sharp toothed. 293106. Col. No. 39. Location same as P.I. 293105. Shoot tips vigorous, downy, ribbed with dark red bands; stipules rust colored; berries sweet, full ripe; clusters 3 by 1.5 inches. 293107. Col. No. 40. Locality data and plant description same as P.I. 293141, except clusters have fewer berries. 293108. Col. No. 41. About 2 miles southwest of Ojo de Agua, Coahuila, at bus stop La Florida. Plant staminate; shoots distinctly red. 293109. VITIS cf. ARIZONICA Engelm. Col. No. 21. Rain forest 5.5 miles west of Naranjo, San Luis Potosi. Vine in trees, fruitful; leaves large; shoots tomentose; fruit dull black, currant size, in short pyramidal clusters; 2 clusters per shoot. Seeds collected. 293110 to 293123. VITIS cf. BERLANDIERI Planch. Winter grape. 293110. Col. No. 20. Humid oak forest, 17.5 miles west of Naranjo, San Luis Potosi. Plants abundant on trees; shoot tips rose colored to second leaf; leaves cordate, entire, dark green, 4.25 by 4.75 inches, dull, tomentose beneath; petiole sinus open.
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