36 CONNECTICUT BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. [Jan., 



Order 71. Sapindace/e 



CCC XXXV III Acer 



1081 A. Negundo, L. (Negundo aceroides, Moench). Sparingly along 



Housatonic, Oxford — Harger. Cornwall, Gaylordsville — 

 Austin, New Milford, Lime Rock — C. K. Averill 



1082 A. Pennsylvanicum, L. Frequent in mountainous woods 



1083 A. rubrum, L. Common 



10S4 A. saccharinum, L. (A. dasycarpum, Ehrh.). East Windsor, Weth- 

 ersfield, East Hartford, etc. (common) — Driggs. New London 

 County (river banks) — Graves. Zoar Bridge, Oxford — 

 Harger. Several places on Housatonic from New Milford 

 northward into Mass. — C. K. Averill 



1085 A. Saccharum, Marsh. Common 



1086 A. spicatum, Lam. Frequent in mountainous woods 



CCCXXXIX ^sntlus'^ 



1087 M. Hippocastanum, L. Commonly planted, escaped in East 



Hartford — Driggs 



CCCXL Staphylea 



1088 S. trifolia, L. Frequent 



Order 72. Rhamnace/e 



CCCXLI Ceanothtis 



1089 C. Americantis, L. Common 



CCCXLI I Rhamnus 



1090 R. alnifolia, L'Her. Monroe — Dr. Beardsley 



1091 R. cathartica, L. A few scattered trees in Guilford. Kent (rare) — 



C. K. Averill. Gaylordsville (swamps, not rare) — Austin 



Order 73. Vitace^ 



CCCXLI I I Atipelopsis 



1092 A. quinquefolia, Michx. Common 



CCCCXLIV Vitis 



1093 V. cordifolia, Michx. Common 



1094 V. bicolor, LeConte. Common 



1095 V. Labrusca, L. Frequent 



1096 V. vulpina, L. Stratford (rare) — Fames 



Order 74. Tiliace^ 



CCCXL V Tilia 



1097 T. Americana, L. Common 



CCCXL VI Abuiilo7i 



1098 A. Theophrasti, Medci, Nuisance in many waste places 



CCC XL VII Althaa 



1099 A. rosea, Cov. New Britain (railroad tracks) — Bishop 



CCCXL VIII Hibiscus 



1100 H. Moscheutos, L. Common on salt marshes 



1 101 H. Trionum, L. Sparingly escaped 



CCCXLXIX Malua 



1 102 M. moschata, L. Not rare 



1 103 M. rotundifolia, L. Common 



1 104 M. sylvestris, L. Common 



1105 M. verticillata, L.; var. crispa, L. Plainville (escaped) — Bishop 



