— 5 — 



var. palmata. 



var. cordata. 

 sagittata. 



var. ovata. 

 pedata. 

 rostrata. Spur ^o inch long, measured from beneath. Woods Northwest of 



Trotting Park. Maj lo, 1883. 

 canina. Common. 

 Muhlenbergii, Torr. 

 pubescens. 

 TRICOLOR. Escaped from gardens. 



Order 11. CISTACE.15. 



1. LECHEA. 

 major. 



minor, var. gracilis. East Mcriden. September 2, 1882. 

 Novae-Ceesareae. 



2. HELIANTHEMUM. 

 corymbosum. 

 Canadense. 



Order 12. DROSEKACE^. 



I. DROSERA. 



rotundifolia. Mrs. N. M. Leonard's, East Meriden. July 30, 1S82. 



(To this plant Darwin devotes 277 pages of his work on 

 Insectivorous Plants.) 



Order 13. HYPERICACE^. 



I. HYPERICUM. 

 PERFORATUM. Common. 

 corymbosum. Common. 



mutilum. Rather common in low grounds. Near Black Pond. 

 Canadense. 

 Sarothra. Open field North of Mr. James Breckenridge's, on Pleasant street. 



2. ELODES. 



Virginica. October 4, 18S1, 111 fruit. 



