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Contributed by New York Botanical Garden, LuEsther T. Mertz Library.
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Transcription
May 8. 1918.
Trist - white Clover Mediocin opens.
Viola lanceolata now common on the
plains, large flowers growing mostly
where ground had been cultivated in
long ago abandoned.
Viola pedata now showing in large
areas of a fine blue a beautiful
feature of the plains at this season.
By the roadside near Mincola on the
plains a few Viola Brittoniana. (P.W)
By the roadside through the plains
in an abundant manner Viola Brittoniana (A.W)
Both the above growing in roadsides
generally resembling pasture grasses.
Out in the open plains a small
group of Viola Brittoniana (P.W)
away from cultivated areas