106 FLORA OF VERMONT 



After MAIANTHEMUM insert as synonym— (UNIFOLIUM). 



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. Fernnld. 



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



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

 ringia macrophylla, Torr. ). 



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

 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 "AViegand " 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 Rhododcndfon maximum, for " Eggleston " read "Bur- 

 bank." 



Page 72. Add— Hydrophyllum Canadense, " INIt. IMansfield and south west- 

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

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



