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Bismarck July 18 Populus fremonti on flats Ulmus americana on flats Quereus macrocarpa in gulches Fraximus cuida on flats Prunus americana on flats Prunus demissa Salix on flats Salix on flats Shepherdia abu Yucca angustifolia com Opuntia missouriensis com Mammillaria com Eleaganus on prairie, a few Amorpha canescens com Symphoricarpos abu Rosa com Psoralea argophylla com Astragalus crassicarpus com Artemisia frigida com Artemisia lud.- com Artemisia dracunculoides com Malvastrum coccynum com Stachys com Gaillardia com Zinnia com Helianthus annuus com Petalostemon violacen com [[end of page]] [[start of page]] Cornus com Rhus toxisodendron com Amelanchier com Amorpha fruticosa a few Ampelopsis com Celastrus scandens com Asclepias speciosa com
Transcription Notes:
**Ditto means to type what was above. Had to fix all of them.
**No need to underline (as per SI instructions)
- abu = abundant and com = common
Fraximus is ash, but I can't find the species velutina is Arizona ash, but I can't find one with an ii in it. Prunus is a big genus that covers almonds, plums and peaches... persica is the closest I could find. There is a Yucca angustissima Opuntia is a prickly pear, can't decipher species. Psoralea argophylla is a tumbleweed, Astragalus crassicarpus is a ground plum Sorry, I can't guess the last entry in column.
- sometimes the genus species he uses are variations or subspecies or obsolete so it can be very difficult to find
- sometimes he misspells things or uses an older version of the spelling
- sometimes he crosses his "l" or doesn't cross his "t" (not on this page but elsewhere)