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Many dead specimens of [[underlined] Eriogonum pyrolaefolium [[/underlined]], their roots partially or wholly exposed.
This on pumice drift slopes, showing unusual surface erosion.
At least 1000 feet above the last trees, [[insertion]] ^ on an open southwest slope, [[/insertion]] the vegetation of the lower [[strikethrough]] pumic [[/strikethrough]] lava drift slopes consisting of only 
Eriogonum pyrolaefolium
Juncus parryi
Spraguea umbellata, [[strikethrough]] and an occasional tuft of flowerless grass [[/strikethrough]] I found the first Collomia debilis, collecting and [[insertion]] not found in 1925 809 [[/insertion]]
Saxifraga tolmiei, collected. 
The plant growing next highest to the above five is
Juncoides parviflorum
The next are
Lupinus minimus
Polygonum
Agoseris
Hieracium gracile
Fragaria
Poa 
Carex spectabilis Dewey collected today [[insertion]] July 20 [[/insertion]] 823
Carex alpina
Pentstemon  menziesii-like