Field notebook : New England
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6-29-38 Opinion R.B.K. has been forming (observing barbate) that the "white bridle" at Kilnwood are all of this species not B. populifolia as at first hastily assumed. [7-6-38 Lvs frm B. populifolia on Brimstone Hill, H.H. of with no. from Kilnwood. Not all the same. 6-29-38 Carex A) Fr. roadside southward B) North edge of drive (grasses growing among these gave false effect & sterile culms so that when collecting R.B.K. remembered B.W.II 357 #125-6.) A&B seem to be the same. General effect very like ?? C. laxiflora 7-6-22 v25 except that the obliquely winged larculin is not at all wing margined. And perigynia 2.5mm, plumply elong now. R.B.K. wonders if this could be C granularis Muhl var. Haleana Porter G 245 = C. divarica Button #08 6-30-38 Juncea nodosa L. G275; BvBI 478 Fr. So. side of drive at end of drain pipe app. front house.. 6-30-38 Verbascum Thapsus L. G719; BvBI#173 No. H or ft. Drive. 6-20-38 Polygonum Persicaria L. G361: Persicaria Small BvBI 668 Flrs. Parking space.