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Pri»f. Brown. Fayctto: near Xnttalll»uru' — L. W. X. Hanip- 

 sliirc : near Does (tuUv. Hardy: near ^Moorelield. 



A small form (> to 8 inches high, with small leaves 

 and flowers. Mercer: near Beaver Si)r. 



DELPHINIUM, L. 



D. tricorne, Michx. Dwarf Larksj^ur. 



Dry woods. Monongalia: along Cheat and Mononga- 

 hela Piivers. Marion: along the Monongahela. Gilmer: 

 near Glen ville — V. M. ; Prof. Brov.Mi. Frequent throughout 

 the northern ]mrt of the State. 



Forma aibifiora. 



Monongalia : prevalent near Stumiitown. The flowers 

 are pure white with no tinge of l)lue. 



D. CONSGLIDA, I.. Field Larkspur. 



Frequent in old fields and along roadsides. I^ewis: 

 along Stone Coal Creek. Monongalia: near .Morgantown. 

 rpshur: near Buckhann.on. Randol})]i : near Beverly. 

 K:inav>'ha : near Kanawha Falls — James. 



ACONITUM, Tourn. 



A. uncinatum, L. Wild Monk's Hood. 



Deejt, rich woods along streams. Randolph : along 

 Cheat River near Cheat l^ridge. Monongalia: near Ca.nq) 

 Eden. Favette : near Xuttallluiru', along Xew River -L. 

 W. N. ^ 



CIMICIFUGA, L. 



C. Americana, ]\Iichx. American Bug-ljane. 



Plentiful throughout the mountain regiojis of JMinei-al, 

 Ham})shire, Grant, Tucker, Hardy : near Moorefield ; Ran- 

 dolph, Pendleton, Wehster, Pocahontas, and Greenbrier coun- 

 ties. Fayette: near Nuttallburg— L. W. X. McDowell: 

 near Elkhorn. 



C racemosa (L.), Nutt. Rattle-weed, Black Cohosh, ^l. & G. 

 Rich opens and clearings. Wood: near Leachtown. 

 Dewis: along Stone Coal Creek. Randolph: near Valley 

 Bend; Point Mountain, alt. 8300 ft. Wehster: Buffalo Bull 

 Mountains. Gilmer: near Glen viile — V. M. Fayette: near 

 Xuttallburg— L. W. X. and frequent throuuliout the State. 



ACT^A L. 



A. spicata, (L.) var. rubra, Ait. Red Banel)erry. 



Rich woods, infrequent. Randolph : on Point Moun- 

 tain. Grant: near Bayard. Tucker: near Davis. 



