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(D)
8-11-29 Salix
No fls fr. Same leaves as (A), (B) v (C). Commonly seen on
Harris Blk with reddish, thin young lvs. evidently
the same as 6-18-29, thought then to be possibly
S. balsamifera Barratt. G 324 = S. pyrifolia Andre
Bv B I 596.
8-12-29 Aster junicceus L. G 8/14, Bv B III 4/19 Fl. (1st seen)
E le P. Cabin. [8-19-29] Fl. Rd Highlands Camp to south of
Butter Blk, near James Bell's place.
# 74
8-13-29 Sagina nodosa Fenzl var glandulosa Aach G
379, sic in S. nodosa Fenzl Bv B II 52 Fl v fr Occasional
in sand of beach behind Inn, Stephensville Crossing
[8-15-29] Abundant on flats bet. Inn and dunes
Towards bridge
8-13-29 Polygonum Convolvulus L G 362: Tiniaria —
Webb Moq. Bv BI 6 74 Fl. Beach bks of Dun Stephensville Crossing
3 in long Achene will be rough. [8-19-29] Fl v fr Rd Highlands
Camp to Butter Blk. Note, in anthecis achene smooth
& shining but when ripe, granular & dull.