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EupJwrbia corollata, L. In July, 1887, was ionwd. growing 

 abundantly in '* The Narrows " above Elmira. 



Corallorkiza niultiflora, Nutt. Scarce. 



Calopogon ptdchellus, R. Br. Scarce. 



Cypripedhun spectabile, Swartz. Scarce ; Beartown. 



Erythronitmi albidum, Nutt. Two specimens; but the lo- 

 cality has never been revisited at the proper season since the 

 plant was discovered there. 



ChamcBlirhan hiteum. Gray. Not uncommon. 

 Alhian cermmm, Roth. Frequent on the rocky banks of the 

 upper Chemung. 



Paniciim xa7ithophysum, Gray. Rare. 

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Drosera rotundifoliay L., Menyanthes trifoliata, L., Calla pain 

 tris, L., and Arethiisa bnlbosa, L. 



On the borders of this swamp are found Coptis trifolia^ Salisl 

 Geramimt Caroliniamim, L., and Vibiirmim cassinoides, L. 



Isabel S. Arnold. 



Capsicum fasciculatum— sp* nov. 



Stems smooth, green, round, subverrucose, swollen at the 

 branchings and purple, dichotomous or trichotomous. Branches 

 angular, few, erect- spreading, green, purple at insertion of petioles, 

 subpubescent, bearing the leaves for the most part clustered or 

 bunched at the swollen summits. Leaves spreading, crowded 

 into bunches, nearly of one size, the larger ones 3^ in, by i^ 



ft 



m., usually 3 in. by Vl in., elliptical-lanceolate, pointed at both 



ends, from the base extending equally into the petiole, deep 

 green above, paler below, the middle nerve distinct; slightly 

 scabrous, entire or subrepand ; borne almost entirely in a confused 

 mass along with the berries at the summit of branches, very 

 rarely lower down. Petioles smooth, nearly as long as, or some- 

 times even longer than the leaves, slender, margined by the 

 extension of the leaf blade. Peduncles smooth, angular, thickish, 

 erect, enlarging towards calyx end, rather long, i^ in., grouped 

 in clusters rather confusedly with the leaves, but the tendency of 

 the grouping seeming to be in twos or threes, axillary or extra - 

 axillary. Calyx cyathiform, embracing base of fruit, obscurely 



