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[[preprinted]] 1819 [[//preprinted]] Toxicodendron [[strikethrough]] Rhus [[/strikethrough]] vernix (L.) Kuntze Poison dogwood. In low sag 2 mi [[?]] North of Hopewell Gap, June 28 1936 - Bull Run Mts - just west of ridge where wild bean grows & Spiraea. H.A. Allard. abundant in low fruit full green [[insertion from below]] green [[/insertion]] woods. [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1820 [[/preprinted]] (1) Heuchera [[strikethrough]] americana L [[/strikethrough]] pubescens Pursh: var brachyandra Rosendahl, Butters & Lakela. dry thinly wooded slope near #1819 - on ridge above or east. H.A. Allard June 28, 1936 almost past blooming. [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1821 [[/preprinted]] (2) [[strikethrough]] Geum [[/strikethrough]] Sanicula canadensis L Moist woods 2 mi. N, of Hopewell Gap - with Pyrolas Bull Run Mts. H.A. Allard - June 28, 1936. abundant on wooded slopes - past flower- [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1822 [[/preprinted]] (1) Apocynum androseaemifolium L On cliffs 2 mi. N. of Hopewell Gap. Bull Run Mts -- near Black Raspberry patch. June 28, 1936. H.A. Allard [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1823 [[/preprinted]] (1) Antennaria neodioica Greene. On rocky ledge near 1822. just above wild bean patch #1818. H.A. Allard June 28, 1936 [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1824 [[/preprinted]] (2) [[strikethrough]] Asplenium felix-femina. (L) Beruh. [[/strikethrough]] Fern In damp spot with #1819 Bull Run Mts. H.A. Allard abundant here [[with?]] June 28, 1936 - Athyrium asplenioides (Michx.) Desv. Cinnamon & Regal Fern. [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1825 [[/preprinted]] (1) Scutellaria. with #1819. Bull Run Mts. June 28, 1936 H.A. Allard [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1826 [[/preprinted]] (1) Panicum microcarpon Muhl. with #1819 - June 28, 1936 H.A. Allard [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1827 [[/preprinted]] (1) Carex lurida Wahl. with #1819 - boggy, springy, wet place. (Ident. by F.J. Hermann) June 28, 1936, H.A. Allard [[symbol]] [[end page]] [[start page]] [[preprinted]] 1828 [[/preprinted]] (1) Thalictrum polygammum Mahl. June 28, 1936 with #1819 - In boggy spot In full bloom here: abundant H.A. Allard [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1829 [[/preprinted]] (1) [[strikethrough]] Galium? [[/strikethrough]] [[underlined]] Campanula aparinoides [[/underlined]] Pursh. with #1819 wet boggy spot H.A. Allard June 28, 1936 [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1830 [[/preprinted]] (2) Circaea [[strikethrough]] lutetiara [[/strikethrough]] latifolia Hill with #1819 abundant full bloom June 28, 1936 H.A. Allard [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1831 [[/preprinted]] (1) Melanthium virginicum L. one plant with #1819 - in bud but almost ready to flower. My only record in Bull Run Mts. H.A. Allard June 28, 1936 [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1832 [[/preprinted]] (1) Chionanthus virginica L. with #1819 abundant here and in swamps in Bull Run. H.A. Allard In green fruit. [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1833 [[/preprinted]] (1) Vitis labrusca L. with #1819 - loaded with almost full grown green fruit. [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1834 [[/preprinted]] (1) Galium circaezans Michx. June 28, 1936 wooded slope above #1819. past bloom H.A. Allard 2 mi. N. of Hopewell Gap, Bull Run Mts. [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1835 [[/preprinted]] (1) Festuca obtusa Spreng. Graminae same loc. growing with #1834 June 28, 1936. always scattered - mostly singly. [[symbol]] [[line across page]] [[preprinted]] 1836 [[/preprinted]] (7) Circaea [[strikethrough]] lutetiana [[/strikethrough]] latifolia Hill. - affected with Puccinia circaeae Pers. III. A large patch with #1834 and all affected. stunted. same date, loc, habitat as for # 1834 [[symbol]]
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