106 FLORA OF VERMONT 



After MAIANTHEMUM insert as synonym— ( UNIFOLITTM). 



Page 30. Fourth line from top for "attitudes" read "altitudes." 



After LIPARIS insert as synonym— (LEPTORCHIS). 



Page 36. After Polygonum Careyi, Olney, add — abundant at foot of Proc- 

 torsville Gulf, Cavendish, M. L. Fernald. 



Fourth line from bottom, for P. Convolvulus, read P. Convolvulus. 



Page 39. After Arenaria macrophylla, Hook, insert as a synonym — (Moeh- 

 ringia macrophylla, Torr. ). 



Page 40. Fifth line from bottom, fur B. peltata, etc., read B. Schreberi, 

 Gmelin. (B. peltata, Pursh. B. purpurea, Casp. ) 



Page 46. Transfer " woods ;" from end of second line to end of first line. 



Page 53. After S. salicifolia, L. var. latifolia, for " Wiegand " read "Ait." 



Page 54. Twelfth line from top, for B. australis read B. australis, and for 

 "Ward" read "Wild." 



Page 57. Fourth line from bottom, after E. corallata, insert — L. 



Page 60. Fourth line from bottom, for A. Ascyron, read H. Ascyron. 



Page 62. Tenth line from bottom, for AEAGNACEAE, read ELAEAG- 

 NACEAE. 



Seventh line from bottom, for LTHYRACEAE, read LYTHRA- 

 CEAE. 



Page 68. Under Rhododendron maximum, for "Eggleston" read "Bur- 

 bank." 



Page 72. Add— Hydrophyllum Canadense, " Mt. Mansfield and south west- 

 ern Vermont," Bobbins; Charlotte, Pringle. The latter's specimens 

 were somewhat abnormal but were so named by Dr. Gray. 



