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Wood's edge park, along S. Centerville Rd. Growing along N margin of largest pond.

Wood's edge Park, along S. Centerville Rd. grassy margin of Northermost pond.

Wood's Edge Park along S. Centerville Rd. Growing on margins of northern most pond.

Krise valley road, hemlock ravine, plant growing next to small stream in shade.

Near Steirs

Individual not georeferenced according to location on WPA. Individual was found just S of this point about30-50 m S on the left side of a path heading into the woods from the Lackawanna State Forest sign at the end of Johnson St.

Wood's Edge park along S. Centerville Rd. Growing in shade of Typha along trail.

Northern head of enola lowgrade trail, at turkey hill trail overlook park. Growing on what used to be the railroad tracks before the trail starts. Open, sunny area.

SW corner of field in Holtwood Preserve right on the corner of where the north side of the trail opens up into the field.

Growing along side of path meadering through the scrub-oak hilltop habitat towards the SW extent of Crystal Lake. Opposite an open grassy area with Hypericum prolificum.

Wood's edge Park, S. Centerville Rd.

Wood's Edge Park along S. Centerville Rd. Along edges of the largest pond

Krise valley road, in hemlock ravine, growing next to a small stream.

In an open grassy area along the path to the SW extent of Crystal Lake.

N. of Rock Hill

Submersed in a pond on the right side of Chena Hot Springs Rd. at mile marker 28 headed towards Chena Hot Springs. Pond was accessed via a small dirt road with a pull off area 30 m off the paved road where a small path lead to the pond.

Submersed in a pond on the right side of Chena Hot Springs Rd. at mile marker 28 heaeded towards Chena Hot Springs. Pond was access via a small dirth road where we found a small path that lead to the pond from a pull off area about 30 m from the paved roa

growing in burshy area at head of the enola lowgrade trail.

Growing in roddy caputu courtyard

planted in obviously restored habitat.

Along Horesehoe Lake Trail. Near the apex of the hill before the downhill descent, close to the overlook of the lake. Growing amongst blueberries, cranberries and lichen-covered Picea ssp.

Wood's Edge Park along S. Centerville Rd.

MU baseball stadium off of N prince street

Heisey's field, Millersville

Growing along path near where the hold the Dog Sled Demonstration and dog kennels. Near the park headquarters off of Park Rd.

North of brosman hall

Growing along the side of Horesehoe Lake Trail in a open area. Near where the trail opens up and an eye-level view of the lake first becomes clear.

Located at Meadow hills dining hall. New Danville pike. Sunny, dry field.

Shrub ca. 2 m. in small stand of shrubs and trees in middle of cultivated field, along R.R. tracks between donerville and Centerville Rds.

NE corner of mccompsy hall, nearest corner to roddy.

Individual collected along the Triple Lakes Trail just after it crosses Riley Creek headed away from the Visitor's Center and campgrounds. Growing along the side of the trail.

Pygymy pine forest, rt. 549 - lower plains, old naval bombing area. Abundant in disturbed sand creeping ca 1-2 dm.

Shrub ca 1 m. by Donnerville Rd. at R.R. crossing. Evidence of olds tone building present at one time

In sand bank Oswego River near Martha bridge

Collected at Lake Atsion, alsong the R.R. tracks.

Stehman Church Rd., Millersville, PA. Wheat field.

Located sunny roadside, climbing on fence 1800 bl[ock]. Lititz Pike.

Blue Mountain Rd., Linglestown, PA. Roadside, brush, one.

Southern lancaster county

MSC - bush creek side

Collected at Meadow Hills dining hall. New Danville Pike. Sunny, dry open field

Wood's Edge Park along S. Centeville Rd. Wet meadow area.

Collected at Pequea, along Susquehanna River, 50 ft N of R.R. bridge. Plant located in sun sunny dry field.

Found at Goshen Pond Campsite, near Lake Atsion. Bank of pong, semi-dry.

Occasional in loose soil on slope alone stony lane. Shaded. Off owl bridge road at Conestoga creek [little conestoga creek]

Washed up on bank of susquehanna

Along the Triple Lakes Trail, on the right walking away from the Visitor's Center and campgrounds. Forming a small mat underneath Picea ssp.

Washed up from susquehanna river

Growing along the base of the trail that heads up Mt. Thorofare from the Eielson Visitor Center. Within 200 m of the Center along trail.

Occasional on moist rocky wall and rooted in loose dirt. Along Pequea rd. near Loop. rd Intersection