Long Island, August 11, 1921-September 7, 1922
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June 10.1922 Trains Meadows. Continued 85 1640 Viburnum lentago- 1641 " dentatum- 1642 Agonis nelsoncarpa 1643 Rhamnus frangula 1644 Cornus amomum 1645 Agrostis palustris. 1646 Equisetum fluviatile 1647 Epilobium hirsutum. Open Swamp. These woods are the most interesting I have seen on C. J. Horntram, other oaks besides Juniper brack I could not get- I came to, Beech, Sweet gum helps here to very many Elms, one 32 inches in diameter. They seem to be indigenous. as also Red & black ash. Red maple Eugenia lamios var discendens in flower Great masses of Epilobium hirsutum " Large leaves of Peltander virginica & Syphum latifolia at pumping station was shown Eggs of Snapping turtle, round, dull white about an inch in diameter