Long Island, January 1-August 31, 1918
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April 20. 1918 19 Walked to Meadowbrook & back in morning. In swamp but showing no signs of swelling buds Ulmus dentatum. Lycium ligustrina, Rhus vernix Buds swelling on Vaccinium corymbosum Prunus serotina leaves just forming Willows in flower on plains near Meadowbrook - very beautiful. small detached bunches 1 to 2 ft- high very scarce there. Salix tristis (N.P.) Dwarf gray willow. Sage willow. Red Maples still in flower Amianthium muscitoxicum (N.P.) Small cut foot " Plantanigoion N.P. Plantain leaved Eustoma or Mouse Ear. Growing close together.