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Oct 1 Clematis virginiana border of lots at the town
doubtful an escape from
n barbeipulvinulentum on boggy spot at end cultivation
Canicum acutilflorum -
2 Cass gynandra one station site of low chestnut or
Cheppagueddick - perfectly typical.
12 3 Samsila marylandica Root leaves of one
plant in dry thicket
on Cheppagueddick s./1910 but vigorous colonies on Chipp. &
13 Leptamnium virginianum C under bushes in
Cheppagueddick J. + (N for.
4 Castanea dentata Two trees at border of low chestnut
at the pine woods brink of Cape
Pogue Pond one tree was nearly a sapling, the other was
perhaps 10 ft high about 27 inches around a foot above the
Rubus Low damp ground at the
"Cedars" on east side Cheppagueddick J.
5 Alnus serrulata N. Libury.
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9 Acalapha virginica (form of apraeclaus)
(Indian Well some very small
fructifying plants I could not tell; leaves oblong-oval, sharply
serrulate but scarcely that, I think) 1911 typical Virginica at
24 Rhamnus cathartica. Bounded land N. Libury.
- a clustered shrub. Some of the shrubs well-fruited.
Chelone glabra Several clusters along a ditch
in low field in full flower
Amphicarpa bracteata Woods - Indian Wells
- the typical woods plant.