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19 30 24 (25)
74 Hypopodium complanatum White Chamber
Road to Old Rock Cove for 1910. Root at Fond. Chappaquiddick Pt.
1911 Army Strand near Poquah Pt. 1912 Chop J. much new growth
1915 abundant in high oak woods towards Fairbairn line, fruiting freely.
1918 in N. Bedford
5 (7)
30 do. trystachyum. abt 2 miles N. of Town. fruiting well, but strobili dying.
1912 Chop J. Lampson's Hill N. abundant & fruiting 1913 towards
N in winter open ground, n.w. chop J. 1918.
Geocaulos Braunii
4 28 19 (21)
22 Pinus rigida x C at Edgartown. Chop J. c.
dd. pinaster Chop J one tree June 30/13. A single
tree 14-15 high estimated, 23' around 18 ft above base, bearing a number
of cones.
15-5 30 (25)
Pinus sylvestris N. of the town 6-20ft high, one with
a few small cones. Largest 19', 3½' wide at table, processes of
scale evident on terminal half of cone. 1912 Sep 30 a group of 6
trees among pitch pines on Liberty road a mile west of the town
no planted ground near. Largest tree 36' 73½' around near the
base very early 18ft about. Found on Chop J. 1911. A few small trees among
Pitch Pines, on Griffith's property June 25/13 a tree abt 12 ft high and
growing down to old growth on chop J. sound.
(25)
6 Pinus strobus - one tree abt 30ft high among Pitch
Pins N. of town June 25/13 one
tree on Lampson's Hill, Chop J. abt 8 ft high; 15½" around
above the basal branches Apr 22/15 one beautifully symmetrical
tree abt 2 miles W of Langdon Station in remote scrub oak
line woodland tree not 22 ft high, 25½" one foot above
cross.
junquam n. Jersey.