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Allegan County, Ottawa Marsh, T3N R15W Sec. 23, 25, 26

Clinton County T7N R2W Sec.17; Municipal Park, St. Johns

Allegan County, T3N R15W Sec. 34; Bog amongst tamaracks and shrubs

Talbot County; Low wet area along Rt. 404; just East of intersection with US 50.

Allegan County T4N, R16W, Sec 12

Middlesex County; Under maples in Washinton Rock State Park.

Rutland County; Low, wet, clayey soil near Kent Pond along Rt. 100 just off US 4.

Allegan County T3N R15W Sec. 26; Big Dailey Bayou

Allegan County, T3N R15W Sec. 23, 25, 26; Ottawa Marsh

Orange County; Mile 59 of NY Thruway an Newburgh.

Monmouth County, Wet roadside along NJ Rt. 33, about 4 mi. East of junction with Rt. 79.

Marquette County; Prairie relict, Cemetery junction of O & D; (T14 N; R10 E; Sect. 19)

T6N R13W Sec. 25 Ottawa County; Small flower growing in very rich, wet, and lightly wooded soil.

Columbia County; Pardeeville RR Dry Prairie. SW1/4 Sec 6 (T 12 N, R 11 E); With Andropogon scorparius, Stipa spartea Bouteloua hirsuta, Koeleria cristate, Sporobolus spp., Liatris cylindracea, Helianthus laetiflorus, Aster sericeus

Ottawa County, T5N R15W Sec. 29; Hope College, Graves Hall

Roadside along Dover Road, 2 mi. s. of Toms River. Pine Barrens. Ocean County

Ottawa County, Michigan, Holland, Centennial Park. Flowers pink and white. Plant up to 1.5 m.

Tuolumne County, Calif. T.1S.-R.24E. Sunflower Family. Closely related to Erigeron peregrinus but with the involucral bracts overlapping in several series. From creeping stock, PLANT erect and from 1 to 3' high; MIDDLE STEM LEAVES sessile or clasping. The

Allegan County; T3N R15W Section 9; Low damp ground

Collier County, Fla., 21-51-29, Fakahatchee Strand. Ca. 10 plants in a stand on disturbed soil: plants to 1.5m. high: pappus white, seed heads globular, 1.3 cm. dia.

Vilas County; White Birch Bog, sedge mat; (T.42 N.;R. 7E W.;Sect.35)

Saugatuck, Mich.

Allegan County, Holland, Hope College campus, growing adjacent to Graves Hall in bed. Fruits orange.

Allegan County T4N R16W Sec. 4; Woody Area, Petals White to Yellow

Allegan County T4N R16W Sec.4; Floor of Macatawa Woods. With rhizome and bluish flowers.

Common Brodiaea?; Flowers almost white (to blue-purple), 2/3" to 3/5" long. Flowers are borne in a (false) umbel at tip of leafless stem. Species are numerous and many are extremely variable so that identification is difficult. Most species grow in Califo

FLOWERS rose-purple to white, 1/2", in dense short-stemmed clusters. Flower head borne on STEMS 1 1/2 to 3' tall, flattened; LEAVES 1 to 2' long, grass-like, DISTRIBUTION red-fir to alpine belts, 7,000 to 11,000' in wet meadows and beside streams; July to

This may be B. gracilis (slender) which flowers during June and July at higher altitudes or B. lutea. FLOWERS yellow 1/2 to 1" widein clusters; STEM 8 to 30" LVS few grasslike, 4 to 15" 2000 to 10000'. This one found at 10,000'.

Often put in Amaryllis Family (some put it in Lily Family). STEMS 2 to 10" LEAVES 4 to 12" long; FLOWERS yellow w brown mid-veins on outside. Gravelly plains and granitic ridges at 4000 to 9,800'. This one at 8,600'.

Allegan County T3N R15W Sec. 8; Roadside and along stream

Brightly colored flowers of Brodiaea are borne in a "false umbel at tip of leafless stem. Leaves are grasslike. Sepals and petals are partially joined forming tube which flares in six distinct parts. Stamens all separate. Species are numerous and extremel

White Birch Bog. (T.42 N.;R. 7E .;Sect. 35)

Ottawa County T5N R15W Sec. 29; Football field and track area- moist, black soil.

Burlington County Roadside along County Rt. 563, 1 mi. north of junction with Rt. 542 at Green Bank.

Knox County; - UT farm, Knoxville; - moist wooded area next to a stream.

Ottawa County; T5N R15W Sec 30; residential backyard

"Mariposa" is Spanish word for butterfly. Flowers white/slightly purple, cup-shaped; petal 1/2 to 1 1/2" long with purple-black spot above basal gland; leaves basal, grasslike, 4 to 8" long, dying back early; single bloom to a stem. Found in Ackerman mead

Ottawa County; T5N R15W Sec. 26; along side walk

Waushara T18N R9E Sec.30; Deep shade in oak woods.

Boone County, Illinois: along railroad tracks, 2 miles west of Capron along Ill I73

Ottaw County T6N R16W Sec. 28; Growing in gravel

2 stems (rather unusual). Found in meadow near Birch Lake (Mather Campgrounds). Mariposa means buterfly in Spanish. Flower has three petals--white (tints of lavendar) with dark purple black spot above basal gland.

See description on NO. 539. This specimen found at an altitude of 8,200' in Tuolumne Meadows (the lower meadow). The grasslike basal leaves die back early. Another species C. Nuttalii grows in Utah and is called "sago lily." Other species are C. luteus, C

See description on No. 539. This specimen was found at an altitude of 5,700' in dry meadow. Indians rosted the bulbs as an important part of their diet. C. venustus is a more beautiful species, velvety white w spot of brownish red, and having the dark spo

Rock County,Avon Twp. Sec. 23; Boggy ground

California: Marin County, Point Reyes Nat'l Seashore. Growing on coastal hillside in grassy exposed area. Flws. beautifully purple.

Vilas County; Powell-Flambeau Marsh

Cultivated in garden at Kellogg Biological Station. Native of Egypt. From seed to flower in 12 days. Flowers white.

Private garden at Kellogg Biological Station, Ross Twp., Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Native of Egypt. From seed to flowers in 12 days. Cultivated for use in salad.

T4N R16W S4; Floor Macatawa woods