230 Rhodora [OCTOBER 
* GERANIUM BICKNELLII Britton. Rare. Dry soil: Meriden (A. 
E. Blewitt), Kent (H. Mosher). 
G. PUSILLUM Burm. f. New London (Mrs. A. V. DeWitt). 
PotycaLta NurraLLu Torr. & Gray. Voluntown (Harger). 
EUPHORBIA POLYGONIFOLIA L. Occurs inland as a weed in waste 
ground at Hartford (H. S. Clark). 
E. Esuta L. Roadsides, Greenwich (Eames & W. H. Hoyt). 
* ĪLEX MONTICOLA Gray, var. MOLLIS (Gray) Britton. Woods, 
Torrington (W. E. Campbell, Ruopora, xiv. 205). This plant should 
be looked for in Salisbury, as it has been found in Mt. Washington, 
Mass., within a mile of the state line. 
I. VERTICILLATA (L.) Gray, var. TENUIFOLIA (Torr.) Wats. Occa- 
sional throughout western Connecticut. 
I. LAEvIGATA (Pursh) Gray. Stafford (Weatherby). Not previ- 
ously reported from Tolland Co. 
Evonymus ALATUS (Thunb.) Rupr. & Maxim. Occasional over 
much of the state. 
E. ATROPURPUREUS Jacq. Waterbury (A. E. Blewitt). 
ACER PLATANOIDES L. Freely escaping at Seymour (Harger). 
ArscuLus Hiprocastanum L. Bank of Shetucket River, Norwich 
(Graves). 
RHAMNUS ALNIFOLIA L'Hér. Durham (Weatherby), Guilford and 
North Branford (W. R. Dudley; specimens in Herb. Yale University), 
Brookfield and Southbury (Harger). In the Catalogue not reported 
south of Cornwall. 
7 R. Franeuia L. Beaver Meadows, New Haven (G. E. Nichols). 
Introduced from Europe. 
PARTHENOCISSUS QUINQUEFOLIA (L.) Planch., var. HrrsuTa (Donn) 
Planch. Psedera quinquefolia (L.) Greene, var. hirsuta (Donn) 
Rehder. Haddam and Danbury (Weatherby), Waterbury (A. E. 
Blewitt), Oxford (Harger), and frequent in dry, rocky woods on the 
trap ridges of central Connecticut. In the Catalogue reported only 
from Litchfield Co. 
VITIS BICOLOR LeConte. Oxford (Harger) and rare or occasional 
throughout southwestern Connecticut. 
T ANODA TRIANGULARIS DC. Yard where grain-screenings had been 
scattered, Southington (H. Whitney). Fugitive from the south- 
western United States. 
Hypericum Majus (Gray) Britton. Killingly (Weatherby), Bark- 
