 -84.342747 $IW          6d in sandy old field now dominated by populus tremuloides and planted elaeagnus umbellata. abundant, with potentilla simplex, antennaria plantaginifolia, and carex leptonervia (no. 419).     A# Rose Lake Wildlife Research Center, about 60 m east of Woodbury Rd., 0.4 mi. south of intersection with Bath Rd.        L<2 ROY E. GEREAU   42.811977 z    
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