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K. Tulgare* Lam. Garden Red Currant. Occasionally persists as an 

 escape. 



SAXIPRAGA. Saxifrage 



S. alzoides L. (Leptasea aizoides [L.] Haw.). Yellow Mountain 

 Saxifrage. Moist cliffs, Willoughby Mountain, (A. Wood); Smug- 

 glers' Notch, (Pringle). 



S. Aizoon Jacq. (Chondrola Aizoon l.Jacq.] Haw.). Willoughby Moun- 

 tain, Smugglers' Notch, Hazen's Notch, Montgomery, (Pringle); 

 Mt. Horrid, Rochester, (Button). 



S. oppositifolia L. (Antiphylla oppositifolia [L.J Fourn.). Mountain 

 Saxifrage. Willoughby Mountain, (A. Wood) ; Smugglers' Notch, 

 (Pringle). 



S. pennsjivaiiica L. (Micranthes pennsylvanica [L.] Haw.). Swamp 

 Saxifrage. Bogs; common. 



S. Tirginiensi.s Michx. (Micranthes virginiensis [Michx.J Sniallj. 

 Early Saxifrage. PJxposed rocks and dry hillsides; common. 



TIARELLA. False Miterwort 

 T. cordifolia L. Rich moist woods; common. 



HAMAMELIDACEAE. WITCH-HAZEL FAMILY 



HAMAMELIS. Witch-hazel 

 H. yirgiuiaiia L. Low woods; common. 



PLATANACEAE. PLANE TREE FAMILY 



PLATANUS. Sycamore. Buttonwood 



P. occideiitalis L. Alluvial banks of the lower altitudes of western 

 Vermont and north in the Connecticut Valley to Hartford; occa- 

 sional. 



ROSACEAE. ROSE FAMILY 



AGRIMONIA. Agrimony 



A, gryposepala Wallr. (A. hirsuta Bicknell ; A. Eupatoria Gray's 

 Manual, ed. 6 in part not L.). Stickseed, Cocklebur. Woods and 

 thickets; frequent.. 



A. striata Michx. (A. Brittoniana Bicknell; A. Eupatoria Gray's 

 Manual, ed. 6 in part not L.). Stickseed, Beggar-ticks. Thickets 

 and roadsides especially in mountain towns; occasional. 



AMELANCHIER. Shadbush. Juneberry. Service Berry 



A. Bartramiana (Tausch.) Roemer. (A. oligocarpa [Michx.] Roem. 



Gray's Manual, ed. 7). Summits of high mountains and cold 



swamps; occasional. 

 A. canadensis (L.) Medicus. (A. canadensis, var. Botryapium [L. f.l 



T. & G.). Southern slopes of the lower altitudes; frequent. 



