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25 21
Celastrus scandens. 1912 Sep 25. Nutted. N side
Chap J. No fruit & lots mostly low ground.
1913 June 21 x Same locat. More thickly Monmouth Rd
11 28 14 23
29 Acer rubrum. C. Chap J. C
29
2 do. carolinianum. Chappaquiddick J.
N. of the town
10 12 20 27
24 do. pseudo-platanus small tree in waste
locat - occasional
1910 bunch to the more small tree
14 3 119 25
25 Symphoricarpos biflora Same ob. Joppa Rd -
occasional flowers
July locat of C Oct 3/11. Some flower. Chap J - 1913 July 1 x
3 6 in s.e. thickets. Chap J.
5 Phytolacca americana Oct 3/09 Pitshury - roadside
blue - some still fruiting
4 28 19 26
22 Vitis labrusca X C. br. that had been grafted
1911 Sep 28. Less much fruit
which though ripe was green or only slightly purplish tinge. It
was called by the resident wanderer the White wild grape & was
well Known but said to be not common Oct 3 at our place on
Chap J. with abundant light pinkish purple fruit Chap J abundant
at one place with ripe & excellent amber purplish fruit -
1913 June 21 x 27 Some not yet in flower Sep 16/13 some little fruit