Field notebooks and plant lists : Florida, 1903-1905
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leaf pine is abundant, but our northern evergreens are absent. Have seen two small long-leaved, possibly yellow, also tulip trees There is an important change in the geology of the region. Instead of boulders and moss polishes ledges of gravel, we have a sedi- mentary deposit, often clayey, sometimes red from impregnation of iron, gently undulating fields and fertile soil. We have left no moraines and boulders of the glacial