Long Island, September 11, 1922-July 5, 1924
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Oct 25. 1922 N.W. of Philadelphia Continued 14 The sugar maples are in middle of extensive woods a colony of maybe 50 trees, the largest 11 inches in diameter, the next 9 1/2 inches. The others smaller down to saplings. Many Scarlet-oaks identified no black oaks Many apparently Red oaks but am uncertain. Could find no fruit except the exception of 2 Red-oak acorns. The ash trees here were all on edge of woods near road. Oct-27. Woods Meadowbortis Stream 5 of Jerusalem are 2 in S.E. of Humphread 1937 Quercus rubra 1938 Oxydalis rigida var longifolia Buller 1939 Leucocrin merula 1940 Drypetes simulata In these swampy woods Beech, Red maple, Scarlet- red or white oak, found no black oak. On woody ridge, dry, some black oak & Scarlet- above swamp. Fresh flowers of Witch-Hazel with about all leaves withered & shed from tree.