July 5-8 Motor Trip from Kilnwoods to Haviland Hollow return. 7-5-38 Carex spicata L. h. G 558; BVBII 497 F2. Route 7, north of Cornwall Bridge, near Big Lemlock. 7-5-38 Rubus odoratus h. G 487; BVB I 362% FL with above. 7-5-38 Dicksonia punctilobula Gray G 45/398D14 Sp. With above Dryopteris — Moore Chenille Lady Fern which it sometimes greatly resembles. 7-5-38 Apocynum cannabinum h. G 662; BVBII 22 FL with above. 7-5-38 Eleocharis obtusa Schultes G 182; BVB I 313 F2. Timber Trails, muddy along Lick Run. Achenes + tubercles about 1/5 mm. Achene lenticular; tubercle much flattened laterally. Colueto-1/2 in high. Spike 6-7mm. Basal sheath reddish. [8-4-38 F2 But achene dark brown. No other ident seems pars. This seems surely same as 7-5-37?] 7-5-38 Dulichium arundinaceum Button G 180; BVB I 340 FL Timber Trails Run with above. 7-5-38 Carex lurida Wahlenb. G 251; BUBE 436 (see if Francis 311V313) Fr. With above. (or pro var. gracilis Bailey G 252 = C. Bailey; Britton since perigynia is rather abruptly contracted into beaks. But culm is hardly slender v low to 6 mm wide). 2 spikes 2-3 cm long, 1.5+ cm wide me. Beaks, 1cm wide not counting beaks. Perigynia 94mm justicle almost half is beak. 10 nerved. The narrow scales which