Field notebooks and plant lists : Florida, 1903-1905
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"Flowering dogwood is common, ?butterworth? not rare. The chief soil is sand, but often we see more or less stratified deposits of gravel, the stone son cled, showing traces of the ice age, but the general aspect much like Ohio At Accotink there is a gravel ridge that would do credit to Seabrook. Androgynous mayflowers has been most common grass, but macrocarpis of virginiana are now coming to the fore. I saw these just before Bull Run.