buildings and a boat beached, low almost beeled at base. Mid-rib apt to be purplish on back. [See 8-19-29 (Gentiana neophila Holm G), BSB III 7] 7-17-29 Seedlings 1/2 in high in a clump. Seaward bluff so. J Barachois Blk. Thought at first to be Ranunculus cymbalariae Turcz. but lvs are often 3-parted to base, each segment with 3-5 teeth, sharper than is us- ual in R.C.- and for each segment sharpness at base. St., petiole edges of lvs pinkish. 7-17-29 Campanula rotundifolia L. N.B. the early round lvs distinguishable from violet lvs by the callus spots which serve as teeth. 7-17-29 ? Lycopeous uniflorus Michx G 769, BSB III 147. Very early bud (not examined) but tubercous st. evident. Seaward bluff so. J Barachois Blk, [8-13-29 Fl. Stephenville Crossing beach back of Dun v elsewhere. 7-17-29 Deschampsia flexuosa Trin G 140, BSB II 216 Fl. Fields on top J bluff so. J mouth J Barachois Brk. Distinguished from D. caespitosa (see 7-26-29) by the very