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May 17

• 776M. 3 mi S. of Reliance on Tenn. 30 in the
  Cherokee Natl Forest, Polk Co, Tenn. Oak—pine
  hillside. Plants about 1⁁1½meters. Generally past bloom.
  But a few with colors as noted. All tubes fairly
  dark to medium pink.


• 777M cut over Oak pine woods on fairly steep
  slopes 2 mi E of Tenn—N.C. border on U.S. 64,
  Cherokee Co, N.C. Plants 1½—2½ meters. Colors
  generally in red—orange phase & very similar to
  the Bakeri⁁early calend.complex.
  Colors:(a) medium orange—red limb
  (b) Fairly strong red—orange "
  (c) Paler salmon—orange "
  (d) " " yellow "
  (e) Salmon pink "
  Yellow blotch where noted. This becomes very orange
  in the deeper forms.

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• 778. Lower slopes of Wayah Bald up E approach &
  11 mi W. of Franklin, Macon Co, N.C. Oak —
  hemlock forest. Plants 2—3 meters.
  W.48. Strong orange red limb. Faint orange blotch.
• 779. ditto W.58 " " " " Deep yellow "
• 780 " W.45. red—orange " " " "
• 781 " W 48. orange yellow limb " " "
• 782 " W.46 " " " " " "


• 783 M. 12 mi S.W. of Sylva on U.S. 23,
  Jackson Co. N.C. Just N.E. of Ocoee Gap & the
  Jackson Co boundary. Bushes 3—4 meters in fairly
  dense Hemlock —Oak slopes. Typical orange
  phase.
  Colors (a) Red—orangeOrange—red limb
  (b) Rich orange red—orange
  (c) yellow—orange limb
  (d) orange—yellow
  (e) lighter salmon orange