Field notebooks and plant lists : Florida, 1903-1905
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"Struck a hammock near Colwell's. We spent a little time in it. Got E. rigidum, a new one for us. It grew much as others do. Cochlearia was abundant, in flower and fruit. Temperatures saw but one or two. Polypodium phyllitidis was stiff, a more lovely. It grows on humus, often on bases of trees & stumps, tendered very high up. Astragalus was common, growing mostly in the little sink holes. I got to be very large, and trunks 6 m. tall. Think I got another, like the one Mr. A."