Desertparsley

I was suprised to find this species practically right on the valley floor (4,000 ft.) after finding it only higher (about 8,000 ft.) in Big Pine canyon.

This may be the location Hall and Chandler collected a specimen, which appears to be the isotype of what was originally called Cogswellia rigida.

This may be the location Hall and Chandler collected a specimen in 1906, which appears to be the isotype of what was originally called Cogswellia rigida.

vouchered by Dean Wm. Taylor #6425

mature fruits of DWT#6425, 27 May 1977