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9 28 20 (21)
Amygdalus Persica, taste lot better
Hotel - a number of small trees 1910 Bump back of school
1911 frequent by roadides near the town - seen at few
times on Sept. 3, 1913 June one small tree in wide yards Oct. 2.
9 28 20
23 Cassia chomacrista near the north of
flowers. 1910 Sep. 9 same in full flower still - 26. do. only at the
station where plenty. 1911 Sep. 28, after last flowers - abundant fruit.
29 28 19 (21)
Raptisia triectoria x C. florues at one
place Oct. 9, flowers 1910 no flowers 1911 Oct. 3
Oct. 3 a few bloated flowers - Oct. 6 do 1912 Oct. 3 & still
some flower Oct. 6. 1913 June 21, one flower - 25. flowers
at full bloom July 8. flowers & but not yet generally in bloom
Sep. 10/13 after flowers.
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17 (18)
1 Cyrtus scoparius one tuft less than
on road to Oak Bluffs way 8 miles from town Oct. 9 a
group of 4 clusters by the side of the road - N. side Long Island 1/2
the tallest cluster 14 1/2 ft high 1910 same four clusters
enlarged & one much one. 1911 a tuft up high near Lambert Cove - also
Tuft by roadside fence near the schoolhouse N of the town The
tufts at station bushes are not about 3 feet high 1913 July 4
of this station winter killed but much looked well with fruit the paler in
spuce, each way Sep. 17/13 One tuft north there
22 Medicago sativa x C., in fields & lots about
town + Oct 10 + 1910 Sep 8 + 1911 Sep 28 no flowers -
1913 June 22 + a pod died in one field Oct. 2 July
rector Station Oct. 2 The color varies from bluish white
deep purple