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STREPTOPUS. Michx. 



S. roseus, INIidix. TwisU'd Stalk. 



Cold, (lamp Avoods. F])sliur: aloiiu' Sand Run. Pren- 

 tdu : near Terra Alta. 'ruokcr : nt'ai- Blackwater Falls. 

 (Ji'ant: near Rayard. ivandoljili : wostci'U sl()])es ol" Cheat 

 Mimntaiiis. 



DISPORUM. Salisb. 



D. lanuginosum, Ucntli. i\: Hook. (Prosartcs liinii(jino--<a, Don.) 



Rich \vood.<. Monongalia: near Morgantown. Prei<- 



ton : near Terra Alta. ^lineral : near Keyser — W. Fayette : 



near XiittalUnirg — L. \\'. X. (iraiit : ninn- Rayar<l. ^lereer: 



Bkiestonc .Ic. 



UNIFOLIUM, Adans. (ITii.'.) 

 (Sinilacina, Desf. 1798.) 



U. raceinosunii P.). 4>ritt. False SolouKtns Seal. L.W'.X., V.M., 



M. c^' G. 

 Rich woods. Common throughout the State. 



U. Canadensei Desf.). (ircene. Wild Lily-of-the-Valley (^N. hlj'oUa^ 



rur. ('(imuJcih-'i^^ Gray). M. & G. 

 Low, lieh wocmIs. ('oiiinion throughout the northern 

 and eastern eounties. 



MAIANTHEMUM. Wigg. 



M. Canadense, De.'^f. M. c*c G. 



Rieh woods. Fayette: neai' Xuttallhurg — L. W. X. 

 Monongalia : along Decker's Creek. 



HEMEROCALLIS. L 



H. FULVA, F. Day-lily. -Fve's Thread". 



Roadsides and fields. A frequent escape from cultiva- 

 tion. Monongalia: near Morgantown and Cassville. Hamp- 

 shire: near Bloomery where ''it has heeome widely seattered 

 hy ])loughing."' 



ALLIUM. L. 



A. VINE ALE. L. Field Garlic. 



Cultivated fields. .Tcherson : a vile an<l abundant 

 weed in wheat fields. ^lonongalia : :dong the ]Monongahela 

 l)elow Morgantown. 



J\eported as a Aveed from: Hei-kclcy: near Oakton, 

 ^NlartinshurLi, and Heduesville. l>arbour: near Relington, 



