7-11-31 Solidago Virga-aurea L. (See 7-5-31) Fl Le Pleiades. 7-11-31 Helianthemum Chamaecistus L. (See 6-8-31) Fr. Chamby. Nerves on sepals reddish. Capsule almost = sepals, opening with 3 valves (locicidally). seeds many, not quite smooth [faintly tuberculate in longitudinal lines]. Pedicels strongly reflexed. 7-11-31 ? Crepis paludosa Moench. Cota II 446, BVH 276. evidently = Soyeria — God Bon 190 Unifae fr. Les Pleiades - Mossettes. Difficult to be cured & number frs on machine (should be 10) [See 8-6-34] 7-11-31 ? Glyceria plicata Fries (See 8-27-31) Fl. Mossettes by water-trough in field east west of house. 5/16-31 in neighbor upfield roots [decumbent rooting in mud], glabrous, Ros (badly withered when studied) leaf (about 4 in.) rather abruptly pointed, glabrous, somewhat rough on edges. Sheaths closed almost to top, the superior one enclosing lower part of infl. Spik 4 in long, defart. iculated with tops; culmnd perhaps articu- lated at each node. Spik consists for most part of 1 branch at each node (strongly spreading or reflexed) and 1 pedicelled spikelet [erect and