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Cp.20/13 + but area est 27 x 27 paces - A good sep! patch dist 50 paces from
shack point in direction opposite to 35 paces distant patch. Species with C
crash if also about. Monotropa uniflora, Pyrola rotundifolia, one place,
16 | 29 Orientalis, Helenium canadensis,
30 24. Vaccinium vulgaris + some beds in adjoining oak
open pine woods N. of town
scrub - Carpeting the pine grove for rods to the exclusion
of all other plants, the fruit rather conspicuous through the
pinus some distance away. The main area covered was on an
NW 24 paces in one general direction & 57 paces in greater
length. Another patch about 6 ft across in both directions
was about 35 paces from the main body & a smaller
patch 17 paces to the size of this one - A good flower
catt 10 but flowers leaving their
color & even paler than when
I first saw them Sep. 24.
- 1910 Sep 16 + The pitch firs about the patch rise from
10 to nearly 30 ft high - 1911 Sep 30. Rems maty and faded, cut no
from tips - 1913 Sep 30.
1923 Left 5 but found of original data than following line
crossed out & most from same area in dotted edge patch.
Casted measuring 20 x 10 paces # scattered
smaller patches about.
(23)
10 2 - 24 Gaylussacia frondosa x C much fruit
dist 8 fr. 1910 Sep 17 fr. 25 some fruit still Chap. J.
1912 Sep 28 abundant fruit 1912 Oct 11 studding fruit in
some quantity. Some 30/13 + dismount C.
(21) = 200
6 24 23 (21) = 200
do. resinosus x C very c. Chap. J.
1910 Sep 11. Some fruit still 1912 Sep 28. Some fruit still Oct.
still some fruit
do. dumosa
Common est. Joshwoo.
1912 Oct 6 one patch dist 5 yds.
both ways on slope N.E.
tide of island - open rolling
ground -