| DIVERSITY OF LIFE | TOMPKINS COUNTY FLORA |
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| CAYUGA FLORA (1926) NOTES: Roadsides and waste places, in gravelly or sandy soil ; frequent. July-Sept. Near White Church ; Cayuga Heights ; Lake Como ; South Lansing ; Levanna; Merrifield ; Union Springs ; Canoga. In the northern part of the Cayuga Lake Basin, this species is more common than the following variety. N. S. to Minn, and Oreg., southw. to Ga., Mo., and Nev. Introduced and naturalized from Europe. As T. vulgare var crispum: In localities similar to the preceding ; more frequent. West Danby ; Caroline Pinnacles; Brookton; upper Enfield Glen; n. of Coy Glen; Esty; Taughannock; Union Springs; Montezuma. In the southern part of the Cayuga Lake Basin, this variety is more common than the typical form. Range approximately the same as that of the typical form. Naturalized from Eu. |
| Ithaca, 23 Aug 1916, Bailey (BH 29551); |
| Caroline, near White Church, roadside, 6 Aug 1880, Dudley (BH 29554); |
| Ithaca, N of Coy Glen, dry roadside, 29 Aug 1915, Eames 5292 (BH 29549); |
| Ithaca, East Ithaca, near railroad tracks, 23 Oct 1923, Muenscher 15137 (BH 29555); |
| Ithaca, , Rowlee (BH 29553); |
| Dryden, along Rt. 38 between Penville and Freeville, forming large clones, 29 Aug 1973, Wesley FRW1376 (BH 29550); |
| Caroline, near White Church, dry road, 31 Aug 1913, Wiegand & Wiegand 1324 (BH 29552); |
