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[[start page]] R. = Rare S. or Not ab. = Scarce or Not abundant f.ab = Fairly abundant Ab = Abundant [[underline]] V.ab = Very Abundant [[/underline]] [[underline]] Com. [[/underline]] = Common - i.e., occurring nearly everywhere in the region - [[image - "K" in circle]] = Konai [[image - "A" in circle]] = Aleut [[image - "R" in circle]] = Russian [[end page]] [[start page]] 1. Memo of Plants Collected in [[underline]] Lake Iliamna Region - [[/underline]] Date No. Name Ok. [[underline]] June 19 [[/underline]] 1 Rubus stellatus, Smith Rocky slopes Iliamna Bay [[underline]] Ab. open woods & sandy shores [[/underline]] [[image - "K" in circle]] = Ung - Koothl Fruit is eaten both raw + stewed 8/2/02. Saw patches of this berry still in bloom near Kecjith to day - " 2 Vaccinium Vitis-Idaca,L. ok Rocky slopes Iliamna Bay [[underline]] Ab. [[/underline]] [[underline]] Open woods & tundra [[/underline]] [[image - "K" in circle]] = 'Huig-ah-goh - (thoon-ah) Fruit is eaten raw, stewed + in the absence of sugar it is cooked with lard or grease Vaccinium vitis-idaca L. " 3 Spiraea betulaefolia, Pall. Rocky slopes Iliamna Bay [[underline]] V.ab. [[/underline]] Open woods, shores + river banks [[image - "K" in circle]] = Ung-guth-lah Spiraea betulifolia Pall. " 4 Trientalis arctica, Fisch. Mossy glades + open woods Iliamna Bay [[underline]] Com. [[/underline]] [[image - "K" in circle]] = Thoon-thal-bitz - a Trientalis europaea arctica (Fisch.) Ledeb. [[end page]]