[Wednesday, Sept. 28 Cont.]\n\nEuphorbia curilata\nAsternumous var. cord.,\nSalix humilis\n\nDgamodidum medigorum\nLespedeza argustifolia\n\nThursday, Sept. 29.\nand low woods adjacent\nPlants from the top of W. J. Manchester - Mainwells Rd.\nabout 4 mi. N. of Manchester, Aug. 6, 1938:\nBartonia virginica\nB. paniculata *\nHeberia integra\nPiperisacea intermedia *\nP. pectinata\nCyperus floccosus\nRyachospre perplexa\nPanicum stipitatum\nXyris torta\nLinum intercursum\nLycopodium alpes curda\nScopolia opata\nBislerpinacea intermedius weak. TONER X, 250 (1910)\nReported from New Jersey and Fitzgfield, Georgia, Herbar\nno. 22/8\n\nEleutheris quadrygula\nScape adimuta\nHelenium nudiflorum\nRyachospre floserata\nPanicum\nPanicum lion *\nHypericum leuculetum\njuncus\nEupatorium semiserretum\nVerboris nigriceps var. filiculus\nAclies Carlyi\nPanicum Crithlean var. fulvescus\nCynrotonan nitida * (woll. typ. TON)\n\n(Friday, Sept. 30).\nPlants from Manchester comm. coll. June 23\nSeleria princeps var. cordinicus (no.)\nThis pubescent material from the vicinity of the Denver\nHerbipile collections has achors which in its minute structure\n(53X) of the tubercles is conspicous with material erected\nby me (20,8 X33) as the serpentine varous of Pennsilvania. The\nexact status of species on this group is evidently totally unknown.\nRicht, Enyc. VII. 5(1806) specifically mention Michaux's S.\nciliata so being worth "Les tiges sont ... très-glèbres, cisses