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[[preprinted]] 1711 [[/preprinted]] (1) 
Carex debilis Michx var. ridgei Bailey
Bull Run Mtn, damp woods near spring N. E of  Belts at foot of High Knob or N. of #1697
H. A. Allard
(Ident. by F. J. Hermann) oe
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[[preprinted]] 1712 [[/preprinted]] (1)
Carex swanii (Fernald) Mack
Same date, loc. & habitat as for #1711. damp woods
H. A. Allard
(Ident. by F. J. Hermann)
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[[preprinted]] 1713 [[/preprinted]] (1)
[[underlined]] Corylus americana [[/underlined]] Walt. [[symbol]]
Pasture west of Belton by wall. 
Common. June 7, 1936.
H. A. Allard
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[[preprinted]] 1714 [[/preprinted]] (2)
[[underlined]] Viburnum [[/underlined]] prunifolium L  [[symbol]]
same date, loc. & habitat as for #1713 (Beside it) H. A. Allard
(When picked fruits bright green, but on drying changed to rich deep Prussian blue.
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[[preprinted]] 1715 [[/preprinted]] (3)
Senecio smallii Britton
On Triassic Sea area near Old [[Mansin?]] s. of Antioch - Prince William Co. [[symbol]]
H. A. Allard
full bloom June 7, 1936

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[[preprinted]] 1716 [[/preprinted]] (1)
Asclepias purpurascens L
deep red flowers.
same date, loc. & habitat as for #1715
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[[preprinted]] 1717 [[/preprinted]] (2)
[[underlined]] Penstemon laevigatus [[/underlined]] ait.
Growing south #1716 and #1715.
Triassic area - June 7, 1936 
H.A. Allard
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[[preprinted]] 1718 [[/preprinted]] (2)
Prunus americana Marsh.
Bull Run Mts - Va
Old pasture, 4 miles N. of Hopewell Gap 
June 14, 1936
abundant here at this point
H. A. Allard 
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[[preprinted]] 1719 [[/preprinted]] (2)
Juncus [[strikethrough]] tennis Willd [[/strikethrough]] macer S.H. C-ray
Bull Run Mts, Va
June 14, 1936
Low field north of Belton 3 miles.
H.A. Allard
(Ident by F.J. Hermann)

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[[preprinted]] 1720 [[/preprinted]] (1)
Bromus commutatus Schrad. 
Bull Run Mts.
6-14-36
Low ground, old field 4 miles north of Hopewell Gap. Very abundant
H. A. Allard
also Festuca elatior L=#1720A = 1720A
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[[preprinted]] 1721 [[/preprinted]] (1) Festuca elatior L.
Graminae. Bull Rum Mts, Va
6-14-36
Gen clearing nr Mt. side 4 miles w of Hopewell Gap. 
H. A. Allard
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[[preprinted]] 1722 [[/preprinted]] (1)
Bromus commutatus Schrad
Bull Run Mts, Va
Low ground in old field
6-14-36
H. A. Allard
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[[preprinted]] 1723 [[/preprinted]] (1)
Carex cephalophora Muhl 
Bull Run Mts: Va
Wood road on slope 4 miles N. of Hopewell Gap.
6-14-36
H.A. Allard
(Ident. by F. J. Hermann)
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[[preprinted]] 1724 [[/preprinted]] (1)
Carex blanda Dewey
Bull Run Mts, Va
same date, location & habitat as for #1724
H.A. Allard
(Ident. by F. J. Hermann)
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[[preprinted]] 1725 [[/preprinted]] (1) Silene antirrhina L waste open ground 4 mi. N. of Hopewell Gap. Bull Run Mts, Va. 6-14-36 H.A. Allard [[symbol]]
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[[preprinted]] 1726 [[/preprinted]] (2) Rudbeckia hirta L Pasture slope 4 mi. N. of Hopewell Gap; full bloom abundant
Bull Run Mts. 6-14-'36 H.A. Allard [[symbol]]
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[[preprinted]] 1727 [[/preprinted]] (3) [[underlined]] Cercis canadensis [[/underlined]] L Wooded slope 4 mi. N. of Hopewell Gap.
Bull Run Mts. 6-14-36 H.A. Allard [[symbol]]
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[[preprinted]] 1728 [[/preprinted]] (1) Bromus commutatus Schrad Old field and clearing on slope 4 mi. N. of Hopewell Gap. Bull Run Mts. Va 6-14-36 H.A. Allard [[symbol]]

Transcription Notes:
I'm checking plant species names as I go via a google search. If I'm really stuck I try eol.org. Allard used that [[symbol]] to indicate he had checked the entry, he also used two parallel blue lines as an notation device. These need to be transcribed -@siobhanleachman