Flowering tree branch which grows at high elevation and flowers when snow still remains; used by Indians for charcoal. Attachment shows stem topped with orange pods.
Notes/Inscriptions:Supplied title. Handwritten (UC): Nome indiene; (UR): Californie 19. Handwritten notes on verso. Inscriptions in French. Supplied title. Handwritten (UC): Nome indiene; (UR): Californie 19. Handwritten notes on verso. Inscriptions in French.
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