"terminating in subulate point (not especially "firm" G). If this satisfy[s] Gr[assley?] well v good. If not perhaps A. demosaica since heads terminate "minutely foliose slender branchlets" (but bracts certainly are not "obtuse" & rays are pure white. Note BvB IV 4280 Alberta's Naturalist Wild Flowers say A. demosa[ea]s rays may be white). Or possibly A. Tr[ade[s]canti] h. Heads 1/2" diam, brightly cheerful with white ray syellowdisk, very many on the much branched plants. P.B.K can not be sure whether this is same as found on Cape Cod. See 8-18 v 9-24-38 10-23-38 Polygonum pennsylvanicum L. G 361: Persicaria pennsylvanica Druell BvB I 667 Fl. Roadside opp. Stumps land northward Exactly as found on Cape Cod 1938. 10-23-38 Solidago graminifolia Salisb. G 299: Euthamia — Nutt BvB III 398. Fl. Roadside opp. Stump's land. 10-23-38 Solidago nemoralis Ait G 795; BvB III 395 Fl. Roadside opp. Stump's land [10-25-38 Fls fl. Roadside southward, frequent 10-23-38 Panicum capillare L. G 103; BvB I 139 Fl. Roadside, northward.