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but shaded out by the growth about it: —S, occasional : — 
B B, frequent. 
S. salicifolia, L. Common Mrapow Sweet. 
Low ground. b*, M, S and BB, very common in pas- 
tures, meadows, and by roadsides, but shaded out by the 
growth about it. 
S. Japonica, L. 
Cult. from Japan and China. JB, old garden, Park’s place, 
Hawk Hill. 
S. PRUNIFOLIA, Sieb. 
Cult. from Japan. B, old garden, Park’s place, Hawk Hill. 
S. sorspirouia, L. 
Cult. from Siberia. B, house-site, N. of Blueberry Swamp. 
S. Finipenputa, L. DrRopwort. 
Cult. from Eu. JB, old garden, Park’s place, Hawk Hill. 
RUBUS, Tourn. Raspserry. BLACKBERRY. 
R. triflorus, Richards. Dwarr or Woop RASPBERRY. 
Ascending or trailing in damp woods and swamps. Band 
M, frequent. 
R. strigosus, Michx. Wuitp Rep Raspserry. 
Open thickets, old fields, clearings, and roadsides. B*, 
M, S and B B*, common on edges of wet ground and on hill- 
sides and roadsides. 
R. occidentalis, L. THImMBLEeBERRY. 
Borders of fields and thickets, especially where ground has 
been burnt over. B*, frequent in open places among rocks, 
and in low thickets:— M*, common on rocky banks and in 
open woody places : — 6 5*, occurs. 
R. villosus, Ait. HigH BLackBErry. 
Borders of thickets, fence-rows, and roadsides. In all the 
Reservations, in old pastures, on edges of wet runs and borders 
of meadows, not persisting long in shade and partly grown-up 
pastures :—B and M, common: — S*, frequent: — B B*, oc- 
casional. . 
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