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Contributed by New York Botanical Garden, LuEsther T. Mertz Library.
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Sept-22 & 23. 1917
hillside.
With the exception of a very
few white pines, (Pinus strobus),
The characteristic Ever-green is
Hemlock, (Tsuga Canadensis) some
trees 2 ft- in diameter.
Black or Cherry Birch. Sweet-Birch
(Betula lenta) growing west this
Beech (Fagus grandifolia) with
characteristic smooth bark. The leaves
very like the Cherry Birch in appear-
ance but have the paper-like feel.
The bark of Cherry Birch somewhat-
like both Birch & Cherry.
Some white or gray Birch (Betula
populifolia) & growing with it
are very similar in height & form of
leaf but with smooth or darker
bark. (I believe it to be also B. Populifolia)
Witch-Hazel (Hamamelis Virginiana)