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28 FLORA OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY. The following have been observed in flower in February: Chrysosplenium Americaniim February 17, 1878 Anemone Hepatica February 20, 1876 Salix Babylonica February 22, 1874 Populus alba February 22, 1874 Draba verna February 24, 1878 Acer dasycarpura .' February 24, 1878 Stellaria media .• February 29, 1880 Cerastium viscosum February 29, 1880 Claytonia Virginica February 29, 1880 Acer rubrum February 29, 1880 Symplocarpus foetidus February 29, 1880 To these should, perhaiis, be added, Equisetum hyemale, which was found February 17, 1878, near the Eeceiving Eeservoir, with the spikes well advanced, quite contrary to the books which make it fruit in summer. In addition to the above, which may often also be seen later, the following have been noted flowering in March Populus alba March 3, 1874 Viola pedata March 5, 1876 Houstonia cserulea March 5, 1876 Obolaria Virginica March 5, 1S76 Dentaria heterophylla March 8, 1874 Poa brevifolia March 8, 1874 Capsella Bursa-pastoris March 10, 1878 Lamium amplexicaule March 10, 1878 Lindera Benzoin March 10, 1878 Epigiea repens March 15, 1874 Ulmus fulva ... March 15, 1874 Luzula campestris March 15, 1874 Saxifraga Virgineusis March 10, 1879 Sanguinaria Canadensis March 17, 1878 Sisymbrium Thaliana March 17, 1878 Besides Druba verna, a January species, and Anemone Hepatica, a Februaiy one, the only herbaceous flower found was Sanguinaria Canadensis. On April 10 High Island was visited, but only 8 species could be added to the above 7, and several of these, as Jeffcrsorria diphylla, Dicentra. Cucullaria, Saxifraga Virginicnsis, Eri/fhronium Americannm, and Stellaria puhcra, were very sparingly out. Cold weather continued to the end of the third week in April, and on April 24, when High Island was again visited and a thorough canvass made, only 2'2 additional ])lauts could be found there, and the whole number seeu to that date was 4(5. The conclusion was that up to that time the season was about three weeks later than that of 1880. :
FLORA OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY. 29 Salix tristis March 17, 1877 Populus grandidentata March 21, 1880 Corydalis flavula March 22, 1874 Thalictrum auemonoides March 24, 1878 Dentaria laciniata March 24, 1878 Antennaria plantaginifolia March 24, 1878 Erodium ciciitariuin March 27, 1874 Erigenia bulbosa March 28, 1875 Cardaraine hirsuta March 30, 1879 It is about the 1st of April, especially in early years, that the vege- tation seems to receive its greatest impetus. This is well sbown by the following list of species seen in flower during the first week in April: Ulmus Americana April 1 , 1873 Jefl'ersonia diphylla April 2, 187C Cardamine rhomboidea April 2, 1876 Stellaria pubera April 2, 1876 Thaspium aureum AjDril 2, 1876 Euphorbia commutata April 2, 1876 Alnus serrulata April 3, 1881 Kanunculus abortivus April 4, 1880 Diceutra Cucullaria April 4, 1880 Arabis laevigata Ajiril 4, 1880 Viola tricolor, var. arvensis April 4, 1880 Vicia Caroliniana April 4, 1880 Amelanchier Canadensis April 4, 1880 Nepeta Glechoma April 4, 1880 Sassafras officinale April 4, 1880 Carpinus Americana April 4, 1880 Ostrya Virginica April 4, 1880 Erythronium Americanum April 4, 1880 Barbarea vulgaris April 5, 1874 Pedicularis Canadensis April 5, 1874 Mertensia Virginica April 5, 1874 Eanunculus abortivus, var. micranthus April 7, 1878 Eanunculus repens April 7, 1878 Asimina triloba April 7, 1878 Caulophyllum thalictroides April 7, 1878 Arabis dentata April 7, 1878 Barbarea prajcox April 7, 1874
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