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Madrono, Vol. 60, No. 3, p. 261, 2013 NOTEWORTHY COLLECTION CALIFORNIA midway up the flowering stem. The previously known distribution spanned from southern British Columbia, (PEOrLiYogGoOnNuAmChEeAraEc)l.e—oiEdlesDoNrutatd.ovaCro..h,etrhaeclientoeirdseecs- Cnoarntahdeaa,sterSn tChalriofuogrhniaWa(sMhoidnogctonCo.)a,ndandOreEgoancrostso tSioounthofLNaokrethTaUhopep,erCATr,uc1k.e9emiRdNanodf US.hSo.shHowneyR5d0,, WIdaashhoo,e,poratnidonWshiotfeNePvinaedacos(.E)l,koa,ndEunroerktah,erHnumUbtoalhdtt,o 38.87152°N, -120.03767°W, 6473 ft, July 28, 2012; westernMontana,westernWyoming, andnorthwestern 2tsHh0awe1m2ye,ro5sHai0tdoesyaidnedidref,f2Peri3eo(8nnBt.eH8eo,5rc9cJ0TuEr5raP9riS°el,N,n,cSReEE-atNc1Oot2rh0,en.e0iS1rnDt1a)e7b.r0os4euI°cdtWtei,n5ot0nif2foi8tfcafUJtr.uioSlo.myn TCUnoailShvioo.gre,naipfdBeioacrsasi(noncBneaa(.llSdmcTwiohitminhsmue1nts9ii8tac4ela)..tri2e0op1rn2e)s;,enaJt.nsdL.tisheRaebvsseoeanultt,hfeCrroonrmmnoetslhtle confirmed by Dr. James L. Reveal (Cornell Univ.). occurrence in California and the first within the Tahoe Observed at two locations alongside the road within Basin. Both locations abut roadsides suggesting the 1.5 mi ofeach other, one with approximately 50 plants taxon was introduced by restoration efforts mitigating and the other with hundreds of plants. Plants were roadwork impacts. Natural resource management growing in partial shade to full sun. Associated species agencies should be aware ofthis possible introduction iBanlcfl.u,dea:ndPiEnursiocgoonntourmtaumDboeulgllaatsumexToLror.udon, P. jeffreyi npaattihvwearyanagne.d(aSvpoeicdialintthraondkuscitnogmtyhisfastpheecri,esDro.utWsiildleiaitms F. Hoyer Jr., for bringing this population to my NEVADA attention). lcilnEee,oriiNdoVeg,so(antPumOthLeYhiGenOtreNarcAselCcetEoiAoinEde)osf.—KiNDnuogtuts.gbluarsyvaCrGo.r.a,dhSetearRtaed-- Nor—thWriildglei,amCAF.913H2o4y.ewri,llIiIaIm,[email protected] St., (NevadaHwy207)andKahleDr,0.2miEofU.S. Hwy 50, 38.96860°N, -119.9319LW, 6335 ft, 28 July 2012, Literature Cited Hoyer 7 (BH, JEPS, RENO, SD, US). Identification confirmed by Dr. James L. Reveal (Cornell Univ.). Baldwin, B. G., D. H. Goldman, D. J. Keil, R. Observed at one location, with slightly less than 100 Patterson, T. J. Rosatti, and D. H. Wilken, plants. Plants appeared to be planted as part of a (eds.). 2012. The Jepsonmanual: vascularplantsof restoration project and were growing in full sun. California, 2nd ed. University ofCalifornia Press, Associated species: Pinusjeffreyi Balf. Berkeley, CA. Previous knowledge. Eriogonum heracleoides var. Smith, G. L. 1984. A flora of the Tahoe basin and heracleoides is a perennial herb that forms a spreading neighboring areas and supplement. University of mat. Ithasadistinctivewhorloffoliaciousbractsabout San Francisco Press, San Francisco, CA.