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Contributed by New York Botanical Garden, LuEsther T. Mertz Library.
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East side of Cape Papoe Bay
(Diocosternum perfoliatum) a colony consisting
of a number of separate clusters of vigorous plants
occupying a few square yards in open place in
oak woods on chalky grits. The plants were mixed
with Senecularia mundica, (the second food colony of
this insect.) nearby Gerardia pedicularia. Green fruit
(Scrophularia leporina) Much of it at one
place on a stony bank near the shore,
plants mostly dried - but fruit very
Sep 21. Remy found G in early am. Clearing later &
smi rather hot day. With Newton from
9.40 am to 6 p.m. drive through North Man country & beat the
scrub looking for North Man one was seen by
Mr. N. and we found fresh tracks in the sand
about stacked corn in a field.
(Nabaluus serpantarius) 15fr. first seen second mile
out on W. Isbury road; c. thence towards W. Isbury Pond
closely
(Populus grandidentata) A group of small trees,
the largest perhaps 30ft high.
2 miles out on W. Isbury road.
(Silene noctiflora) a single plant in flower
in old field near
game warden Hawery's place.