Long Island, January 1-August 31, 1918
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Continued Aug 24.1918 Allerton - Plattekill Relyn 105 Rich Woods north of Hicks Nursery Argania Canadensis (N.T.) Slender Forked Chickweed {Maticastrium duraculum (N.T.) Wood Nettles {Borhmeria Cylindrica (F.W.P.) Wild False Nettle Platanus occidentalis (N.T.) Plane Tree Sycamore Falcastr Comon Wild a Hog Peanut - {Talin American (F.W.P.) Aralia racemosa (N.T.) Am. Spikenard . Indian Root - Asler macrophyllus (F.W.P.) Open Spaces.. (Large areas of large basal leaves) Solidago. Ulminifolin. (F.W.P.) oaks mostly Pin oak . Zurecus palustris (N.T.) north of these woods widening road Cassin Maryland (N.T) Wild or Am. Senne (The first Mr Taylor had seen on Long Island V in adjoining swamp.