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4569. Dry hills New Castle, Rigid pappus left)-
4570. " " " " "
4571. " " " " "
4572. " " " " "
4573. " " " " "
4574. " " " " "
4575. Manneulus light loose soil around shrubs
in rather moist localities 18/4'65.
4576. Scutellaria like the proceeding
4577. Hillsides, common
4578. Dry hillsides New Castle
4579. Hillsides near the Middle Port of the
North Am. River.
4580 Among rocks dry hills New Castle
4581. Hillsides " "
4582. Viola moist meadows " "
4583. Hillsides in shady places, Grig's head St.
4584 Hillsides New Castle.
4585-4617 mosses to Sull. et Leay (sup. new to bely.
4618-4620 hepaticae to Austin. (one sp. new to Aust.)
4621-4626. lichens to Prof. Tuckerman (one sp. new
4627. Viola, Hillsides Forest Hill
4628. Calliperra lutea Road sides near New
Castle the same up. flowers at the Crac Range
about the middle of June.
4629. moist hillsides Forest Hill '74
4630. Caon of the Sordanelles upon a moist
rock on the borders of the stream, rare.
4631. Manneulus. Forest Hill
4632. Salix Creek New Castle.
The scarcity of many species is owing to early season but a week before snow had fallen at Forest Hill. The compositae are more or less all too young, but as I was there, I took what I could find.