Field notebook : New England
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6-1-38 Asclepias quadrifolia Jacq. G 666 Bv B III 29 Bud. 2 plants only seen, in woods 2-2 florae, left in place [6-17-38 Fl. Plant seen in several places since 6-1] 6-1-38 Viburnum lentago L. G 760; Bv B III 273 Fl So. side of drive - wet spot [6-18-38 Young tree with leaves. B's. Note: rusty, stellate hairs on buds & new set points] 6-1-38 Viburnum acerifolium L. G 759; Bv B III 270 Bud. Woods east-smith's house. 6-1-38 Anemonella thalictroides Spach G 400 = Syndlemon — Hoffmg Bv B II 102 Fl (last) season. Seen 5-9-37) 6-1-38 Houstonia caerulea L. G 752 = H. coerulea L. Bv B III 2:51 Fl North side of drive, west end. (Seen Amherst May 1928 and very common May 17-29, 1937 Let. Canada & No. Sydney) 6-1-38 Actaea rubra Willd G 408; Bv B II 90 Fl. Frequent but scattered in woods. Petals spathulate ½ as long as stamens (not appearing to be trans- formed stamens as in A. alba acc. to G.). Is however more like it! (Bv B) q A. alba. Pedicels now white. Other plants with fr. well formed observed in woods [6-18-38 Fr. & A. rubra Woods no. of drive. [7-16-38 Left very rugose as for with A. alba] 7-15-38