Typical upland pine woods, pebbly with Pinus palustris, Pteris, I. Maytide [?]. 11:00 a.m. [from field notes], 5/1/1948

Typical upland pine woods, pebbly with Pinus palustris, Pteris, I. Maytide [?]. 11:00 a.m. [from field notes], 5/1/1948

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