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Title
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Field Notes, 1912, Part 1_031
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Alternative Title
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Field Notes, 1912, Part 1
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Date
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1912
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Creator
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Raymond J. Pool
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Description
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Raymond J. Pool Field Notes
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Identifier
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120712
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Transcription
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31 22 and P. glaucus , and Lesquerella argentea were also numerous on this trip. They were as a rule confined to the harder, less sandy soil of the lower slopes and tables. June 2 - Sunday A.M. walked out east of town to some blowouts there along the railroad. Took some pictures of the B. & M.'s sand fences. These fences are built in cuts at right angles to the track at intervals of 50 ft. through the cut. they extend from about 6 ft. from the track back up the slope until beyond all sand that is liable to blower over the track. Two and three normal fences are built here. They are affective although in some severe cases even the fence itself is blown out. The Bunch Grass asscociation is well developed here, and there is little Yucca except on certain hills. Causthus is not here at all, and Amorpha canescens only occasionally. In afternoon wrote letters napped June 3- Back to Mumper with Stan Man. June 4- Walked from Mumper to Lakes again. Clear, strong south wind. None of the lakes have the vegetation that those in Cherry Co. ​ show only marginal belts of Scirpus are present on the north and west sides and even here not continuous. Some fine hay meadows here.
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Rights
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