View of two white boys and 1 clump of 3 stems of Acer leucoderme about 25 ft. tall. Largest about 6 in. DBH [from field notes; no time given], 11/24/1946

View of two white boys and 1 clump of 3 stems of Acer leucoderme about 25 ft. tall. Largest about 6 in. DBH [from field notes; no time given], 11/24/1946

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