Final Report, Band 2,Teil 1The Survey, 1889 |
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Absecon abundant Adventive from Europe Atlantic City Atlantic City-Morse Aust ballast ballast-Parker banks Bergen Austin brackish water Breb Britt Britton Budd's Lake-Porter Burlington Camden Cape cedar Closter Closter-Austin Common in ponds Common throughout Dead limbs Dead stems Decaying Delaware River ditches Dumort Eckfeldt Ehrb Essex Frequent in ponds Frequent throughout Frequent-Best Fresh water Fugitive from Europe Gloucester Gray Hammonton Hedw Heritage Hudson county Hunterdon Knieskern Kütz Lake Hopatcong leaves Lindb low grounds Manasquan River Marine Marlton marshes meadows Mercer Michx Mickleton Mickleton-B middle and northern Middlesex Monmouth and Ocean Morris county Muhl Mullica Hill Naturalized from Europe Newfield-Ellis northern counties Nutt Occasional Ocean and Monmouth Passaic Phillipsburg-Porter pine barrens Plainfield-Tweedy Preliminary Catalogue Pursh Ralfs rare-Knieskern roadsides rocks rocky Rosemont Rotten wood Sacc Salem sandy Schimp Schw Shark River southern Sussex county swamps Trenton-Apgar Tuck Warren waste places Weehawken-Gerard Willd Wittr Wolle
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Seite 30 - Philadelphia; containing a description of the indigenous and naturalized plants found within a circuit of ten miles around Philadelphia.
Seite 305 - B. lanceolatum (Gmel.), Angstr. Bergen : Closter — Austin ; Lodi — Woolson. Morris : Chester — Austin. Berkshire Valley — Britton. B. matricarisefolium, A. Br. Morris : Big Swamp, Madison — FJ Bumstead. Sussex : Kittatinny Mt. near Walpack Centre — Britton & Rusby. Bergen : Tenafly — Leggett. B. Virginianum (L.), Sw. In rich woods. Camden : Little Timber Creek — Martindale ; Merchantville — J. Stokes; and common in the middle and northern counties. B. ternatum (Thunb.), Sw., var....
Seite 224 - Woods. Common throughout the State. Q. tinctoria, Bartr. Black Oak. Woods. Frequent throughout the State. Q. rubra, L. Red Oak. Woods. Atlantic : Landisville, scarce — CA Gross. Camden : Occasional near Camden — Martindale; Atco, rare — HA Green. Gloucester : Occasional — Martindale ; and common in the middle and northern counties. Q. palustris, Du Roi. In low woods. Occasional or frequent in the southern counties. Abundant northward.
Seite 216 - Parker. Monmouth and Ocean : Rather rare — Knieskern ; and common in the middle and northern counties. U. racemosa, Thomas. Corky Elm. Sussex : Along L. & HRRR above Woodruff's Gap, a single tree observed — Porter & Britton, 1887. CELTIS, L. Hackberry. Bastard Elm. Juniper Tree. C. occidentalis, L. Bergen: Closter, scarce — Austin; Weehawken — Leggett; Palisades — Britton. Passaic: Midvale and Ringwood — Britton. Sussex: Newton — Hollick; Franklin Furnace — Britton. Hunterdon : Milford...
Seite 28 - The species of plants are considerably more numerous in these northern districts than farther south, and they are to be associated with those of more northern regions, and of Europe and Asia. The southern parts of the State are especially characterized by far greater uniformity in the characters of the topography and of the soil. There are broad sandy plains, lying as a whole but slightly above the sea, though locally rising in hills to 300 or 400 feet, containing very few rock outcrops and abundantly...
Seite 92 - Hall ; and frequent in the northern counties. P. Virginiana, L. Choke-cherry. Rocky woods and along water- courses. Hunterdon : Frequent — Best. Hudson : ' Snake Hill and Weehawken — Britton. Somerset : Near Peapack — Miss RC Perry ; and frequent in the northern parts of the State. P. serotina, Ehrh. Wild Black Cherry. In open woods and along fence- rows. Common throughout the State.
Seite 221 - ... Britton.' A. serrulata, Willd.' Candle Alder. In low grounds. Common throughout the State. A. GLUTINOSA, Willd. Essex : A single tree, some thirty feet high, along the canal at Belleville — Rusby. Fugitive from Asia. CARPINUS, L. Hornbeam. Iron-wood. C. Caroliniana, Walt. (C. Americana, Michx.) River banks and in copses. Common throughout the State, except in the pine barrens.
Seite 300 - L. . Juniper. J. communis, L. Juniper. Monmouth and Mercer : Rare — Torrey. Hunterdon : — Knighton ; frequent — Best. Morris : Rockaway, Mine Hill, Berkshire Valley and Montville — Britton ; near Dover — Porter. Bergen : Palisades, common — Austin. J. Virginiana, L. Red Cedar. Savin. Common in dry soil throughout the State, except in the pine barrens, where it is only occasionally met with. TAXUS, L. Yew. T. baccata, L., var. Canadensis (Willd.), Gray. Damp woods in the northern counties....
Seite 316 - S. tenellum, cranberry bogs, pine barrens — Austin. Var. intermedium (Hoffm.), Rau. In bogs ; not uncommon. S. macrophyllum, Bernh. Ocean : Manchester pond — Austin. Cumberland : Willow Grove, and Gloucester: Malaga — Rau. CLASS 2.-MUSCI. Original list in Preliminary Catalogue compiled by CF Parker from the collections of the late CF Austin ; revised and augmented by EA Rau and Elizabeth G. Britton. Unless otherwise stated, the specimens were collected and determined by Mr. Austin. The following...