Vaccinium angustifolium Aiton

WISCONSIN:
_____ JACKSON COUNTY: Bear
Bluff, a prominent sandstone mound
16 mi. by air NE of Millston
, RlE, S 33 SEk & S34 SW£)
Vaccinium angusti folium Ait.
Thin Quercus velutina woodland on crumbling
sandstone slope, upper half of N side of
bluff, w / Pinus resinosa (a few individuals) ,
Hamamelis virginiana, Pteridium aquilinum,
Oryzopsis pungens, Carex pensylvanica (ground
layer dominant), C. umbellata, C. aenea, Com-
ptonia peregrina, Lysimachia quadrifolia, Ar-
alia hispida, & Vaccinium angustifolium.
Colls.: T.S. Cochrane, H.H. Iltis ,& G. Moore
Date: May 19, 1982	No.: 10011
(morphotype I'
FIELD NOTES FOR COCHRANE ET AL. 10,011 & 10,012:
10.011	(morphotype I): Leaves relatively large,
dull and glabrous (finely puberulent on the mid-
vein above) on both sides, finely serrulate, w/
bronze-colored or bluish cast near margins on
young leaves. Flowering ca. 1 week earlier than
Type II5 withered corollas pinkish.
10.012	(morphotype II): Leaves relatively small,
green and glabrous (except the upper surface pub-
erulent on the midvein) on both sides, lustrous
above and especially beneath, entire. Flowering
ca. 1 week later than morphotype I; cor. 4-5 mm
long, cream-colored.
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