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16 N 20 (5)
27 Gnaphalium pleuroseum, but precede D of
torrid + Occasional Oct. 4. 1911 Vineyard House in garden.
1912. One plant on Chop. 2. + Oct. 4. Sep 19/13 chop 3 much in cranberry
patch below Longton then Sep. return C. on Chop. 5 - Generally swethe
(25)
21 do. Purpureum 1910 Dry land with residual
plants of Gnaphalium obtusifolium at Bisbury GH Pond.
1912 Sep 28 + sparingly Shore of Pouche Pond. 1913 June 25 +
near Colebrook, 1/Chop. 3.
6 28 20 (22)
22 do obtusifolium C + Oct 9 + 1910 Abundant
Chop. 2-C. 1913 June 24 one dwarf plant on bot sand on
Chop. 2 prior in flower. 27 another in flower.
8 28 20 (21)
24 Anaphalis margaritacea Occasional + frequent
1910 abundant + Chop. 3-frequent. 1913 June 27,
a few days from flower - chop. C Sep 25/15. C on
shorty flowers moderately where scattered in grass, not
in close colonies, scattered -
do occidentalis ? Sept 14/17 Chop. 3.
Inula helenum
11 30 + 21 (22)
25 Rudbeckia hirta Chappaugedick & looking
for flowers - Occasional
Oct 9-flowering 1910 one plant N. of town: one plant in Oct winter
occasionally, often only single plants. 1912 Occasional on Chop.
June 29/13.