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Uncommon on brome-infested uplands along E side of open oak drainage just S of lake at Timber Point Recreation Area, 1 mi. s, 2 mi. E of Brainard.

T10N R03E, NE1/4 s12. Disturbed, wooded grove near roadside on farm 3 mi. S, 3 1/2 mi. E of Seward.

E. Killingly Conn

Florida. [place unspecified]

East of Overton, Shallow slough. Lat. ca. 41% N. Altitude 2320 ft

Colo. Springs; Slewaris (?)

Locally abundant in N and SW part of oak-linden bluff forest, Wiseman Wildlife Area, 3 mi. E, 1 mi. N of St. James; infrequent overall.

ab., plain, Flagstaff. Altitude: 7000 ft.

Open slope, Flagstaff. Altitude: 7000 ft.

T4N R6E, SW1/4 NE1/4 NE1/4 s32. Uncommon in disturbed hard-packed ground in playground area at Riverside Park, in floodplain of the Big Blue River, W part of Beatrice.

Glenn County. Ridge above the new sawmill west of Bennet Spring on the Newville-Covelo road, elevation about 4000 feet on open wooded slopes in the yellow pine belt. Douglas fir now predominates wherever the pine has been cut.

T15N R15W, NW1/4 s13. Locally common in clearing in sandy shrubby floodplain along the Middle Loup River, Bowman Lake Wildlife Management Area, 1 mi. W of Loup City; with Agrimonia gryposepala, Desmodium canadense, very strongly aromatic.

Two miles southeas of Spalding On west side of Cedar river.

Santa Rosa National Forest. Sandy loam soil. Altitude: 7500.

Uncommon on roadcut through sandhill prairie along E side of Nebr. 97, 1/4 mi. S of Hooker County line; with Ipomopsis longifolia, Triplasis, Eragrostis trichodes, Artemisia campestris.

18.5 miles southeast of Sundance, off Hwy 585. High Plains grassland, plant common in dry rocky soil, with Astragalus, Dodecantheon, Poa, Carex, etc.

Fort Bridger, Wyoming

County: Dawes Lat. ca. 43oNo Habitat: Grassland among pines Locality: Chadron, east of Altitude: 3700 ft.

Howell Lakes, Albany Co. In alkaline soil.

Moffit, N. Dakota. Long Lake, mud flats

Between Hwy. 30 and railroad tracks at the E city limits of Duncan.

Roadside, under Sequoia sempervirens; county road one-half mile west of Freezeout Creek, across Russian River from Duncan's Mills

T27N R31W, NE1/4 s17. Occasional on sedge peat mounds N of main ditch on E side of road through W part of Allen Valley fen, ca 21 mi. N, 3 mi. E, 1 1/4 mi. S, 1/2 mi. SE from Mullen.

9.5 mi N, 0.5 mi W of Sylvia (on Sylvia Rd, 2.5 mi N junction with 4th Ave). Property of Esther Smith, on E side of Sylvia Rd ("Tretbar Place"). 38[degrees] 05'45"N, 98[degrees] 25'00"W (determined from topo map). Elev. 540 m. Weedy, cattle-grazed sandhil

Just south of Silver Creek on Hwy 39, along north shore of Platte River. Sandy marsh next to river.

Box Butte County, Nebraska Ponderosa Pine Seed Source Study - 6/7 mi S of Berea on Hwy #2; 1.2 mi W; .4 mi N In field on E side of county road Soil - clay Abundant

Road patch rich soil east of Lagoon, Ludlow.

Picacho Road, 12.5 airline miles north of Yuma. Elevation 700 feet. Locally common along roadside in creosote bush desert.

Yoho Park. W-slope of Mt. Stephen at 8000 ft.

Hershey, 3 mi N, 1 mi E. North River Wildlife Management Area. 41 11'54"N 100 58'42"W (det. topo map). T14N R32W SEC10 NW1/4 SW1/4. Elev. 2875-2880 ft. Sparsely vegetated sandbar community along N side of North Platte River.

Slopes of Craggy Mt.,

A few patches on spring bank above Shadley Vale Cr., in floodplain woods 2 mi. S, 2 1/4 mi. E of Seward.

Wooded bluff at Stone House. N. E. of Postville.

Dry hills and rocks, Mill Creek Canyon, south of Salt Lake City.

on weedy elm-maple wooded slopes above oxbow on E side of the Big Nemaha River, SW part of Kinters Ford Wildlife Management Area, 8 mi. S, 2 1/2 mi. W of Humboldt; with Arabis, Viola.

Clement's Cabin Yard at Alpine Lab. Minnehaha, Engelmann Canon, Pikes Peak. 8300 ft.

Along railroad tracks just W of Hwy 15 near Ash St., Seward; with Geranium carolinianum, Camelina microcarpa.

T28N R36W, E 1/2 s11. along periphery of Jumbo Valley fen, ca 27 mi. N, 4 mi. E of Whitman; with Phalaris arundinacea and other Trifolium spp.

LaSalle Creek valley at the north boundary road of Itasca Park. Sphagnum bog under trees. Petals white.

Clear Creek State Wildlife Management Area; T15N R42W Sec01: SE4. [Clear Creek WMA straddles the county line between Garden and Keith counties.] Small basin saline meadow on S side of the N. Platte River on W side of Cleark Creek WMA, 1 mi W of Keith Coun

Frequent in oak forest and especially conspicuous along trails in Jamaica woods, S part of Wilderness Park, 1 mi. W, 3 mi. N of Roca.

Swale in open lava-flow meadow; near McArthur.

Prairie S.W. of Lakeside Laboratory.

Corollas violet; perennial on sandy soil amongst Artemisia and Aristida. Owl Creek, 0.5 mile east of U.S. Highway 85, 1 mile northeast of Rockport. R 66 W, T 11 N, S 21. 1730 meters

1 mile West of Ainsworth.

5.6 mi (10.5 km) W of DeSoto. Packed soil along driveway in dry open meadow among woods on ridgetop, cherty substrate, above bluff near Big River, 0.1 mi (0.16 km) NNE of confluence with Parker Creek. 38[degrees] 07'30"N, 90[degrees] 0'30"W. 600 ft (185 m

Mt. Baldy, at the 'bridge" ea. 3500 ft. [Mt. Baldy is an old name for Mt. O'Neil]

Coventry, off Route 31, Waungumbaug Lake. Growing at woods edge on the shoreline. Forming a thick tangle of parasite and host choices.

5.4 miles West of Lisco on Highway 26; along rockout crop in red soil.

Pequop Mts., 0.9 road mile north of Summit Intrerchange on highway 80 on the east fork road to the relay towers. Plants growing with Artemisia on exposed gravel ridgetops.