   s.n. nQ   QNJ FIRST GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF MICHnIGAN, 1837Â1840, DOUGLASS HOUGHTON, STATE GEOLOGIST; ABRAM SGER, BOTANIST AND ZOOLOGIST, 1837; JOHN WRIGHT, STATE BOTANIST, 1838, ASSISTED BY GEORGE H. BULL 3 FEET HIGH. [DATA IN HAND OF M.W. HARRINGTON. APPAR3NTLY A FIRST SURVEY PLANT. HOUGHTON WAS IN THE VICINITY OF DETROIT DURING THE SPRING OF 1839 UNTIL ABOUT MAY 15] ; COORDINATES ARBITRARILY PLACEvD AT JCT. MAIN ST. AND 11 MILE RD.]   2 16& SALIX PETIOLARIS    y george h. bull  PETIOLARIS g%6S    1318273 Da^D9    $ Royal Oak           Wet Roadside R/*!  
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