Journal of botany, British and foreign . (?) Abies lasiocarpa Hook., from Glasnevin; cones ?) Abies lasiocarpa Hook.—Leaves, cone-scaLS, bract and seeds: from Glasnevin. 134 ABIES LASIOCAEPA HOOK. AND ITS ALLIES. Abies BIFOLIA. Next in chronological order comes Abies bifolia, originallydescribed by the late Andrew Murray, in the * Proceedings of theRoyal Horticultural Society, vol. iii. (1864), p. 318 (p. 29 of thereprint), and figured by him in the Gardeners Chronicle,April 10 (1875), p. 464, figs. 96, 97. This was originally describedby Murray from specimens collected by Dr. Lyall o
Journal of botany, British and foreign . (?) Abies lasiocarpa Hook., from Glasnevin; cones ?) Abies lasiocarpa Hook.—Leaves, cone-scaLS, bract and seeds: from Glasnevin. 134 ABIES LASIOCAEPA HOOK. AND ITS ALLIES. Abies BIFOLIA. Next in chronological order comes Abies bifolia, originallydescribed by the late Andrew Murray, in the * Proceedings of theRoyal Horticultural Society, vol. iii. (1864), p. 318 (p. 29 of thereprint), and figured by him in the Gardeners Chronicle,April 10 (1875), p. 464, figs. 96, 97. This was originally describedby Murray from specimens collected by Dr. Lyall on theGalton range of the Rocky Mountains, in 49° N. lat., near thesources of the Columbia River, about 7000 ft. above the level ofthe sea. The native Colville Indian name is Marielp. Murraysdescription runs thus :—
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