Asplenium bradleyi D.C. Eaton

to many other regions here-abouts. A rhododendron of the minus-
caroliniana group grows there but we saw nothing else of any
interest whatever. However, our investigation was necessarily
rather sketchy and proves nothing, aside from the A. Bradlevi.
which was well worth the trip« There are numerous places along
our line of march that appeared to be good hunting-groung for
spring blooming herbaceous plants and I will be interested in
investigating them next spring«
From Benn Knob the road winds through the South Mountains
north to Morganton but, after leaving the ’'Knob” the country is
uninteresting botanically* From what we saw of the area a study
pretty well concentrated along the Gilead Ridge- High Rock- Berm
Knob region would probably develop more "pay dirt" than any of
the rest of it. If you ever go into that country start with your
gas tank full for therebis hardly a habitation, much less a fil-
ling station, from Hilliard to within a short distance of Morgan-
ton«
Sincerely yours
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