1 84 VERMONT FLORA. 



V. cucULLATA, Ait. Common Blue Violet. Very 



abundant in all moist places; April. 

 V. CUCULLATA, Alt. var. PALM ATA, Gray. Woods; 



much less common ; I'ovvnal, Robbins; May. 

 V. SAGITTATA, Ait. Bliic Violet. Rocky woods; not 



uncommon; May. 

 V. PEDATA, Linn. Bird-foot Violet. Brattlcborough ; 



C. C. Frost. 

 V. RosTKATA, Pursli. Not very common; last of 



May. 

 V. siRiAT.\, Ait. Striped Violet. Very abundant 



on moist hillsides; June to middle of October. 

 V. ML'iii.KMiKKciii, Torrey. Do^ Violet. Common; 



Ma>-. 

 V. Canauknsis, L. Canada Violet. Common in 



woods; May. 

 V. I'l i!i;scENs. Ail. Yelloi^' Violet. Common in 



woods; Ma)'. 



CISTACE/E. 



Hki.iantiih.mim Caxadense, Michx. Frost-ivced. 

 Rocky soil; nut very common; June. 



Lechea .maj(jk, Michx. Pimveed. Dry soil, com- 

 mon; July. 



L. MINOR, Lam. Piniveed. Dry soil; July. 



DROSERACEyE. 



Drosera rotuXDIFOLTA, L. Deio Plant. " luideiv. 



Common in swamps and on moist banks; June. 

 D. LOXGIFOLIA, L. Sundew. Common in swamps; 



June. 



PARNASSIACE^. 



Parnassia Caroliniana, Michx. Banks of Win- 

 oobki River near BurUngton; July; not common. 



