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From June 1st to 10th. 



Aralia nudieaulis, 



Smilax i-otuiidifolia, 



glauca, 

 Smilacina raeemosa. 

 Allium Canadense, 



vineale, 



Sehwiioprasnm, 



Araliaceie. 



Sarsaparilla. 



lilliacece. 



Greenbrier. 



Ik 



False spikenard. 

 Wild garlic. 

 Field '' 

 Chives. 



Scrophulariacece. 



Linaria Canadensis, Toad flax. 



Melami)yrum Aniericanum, Cow wheat. 



*Pentstenion pubescens. Beard-tongue. 



Veronica officinalis. Con)nion speedwell. 



*Anagallis, Water " 



Geraniacete. 



tOxalis corniculata, Yellow wood-sorrel, 



var. stricta, '■ " 



Cistacete. 



Hudsonia ericoides, 



tonientosa, 

 Helianthemuui Canadense, 



Hudsonia ( VVarehani.) 

 " (Nonquitt.) 



Frost weed. 



3Iarc7iantiac€(e. 



Marchantia polyniorpha, Liverwort. 



Crucifei'te. 



Thlaspi arvense. 

 Hesperis matronalis, 

 • tCanielina sativa. 

 J Nasturtium officinale, 



palustre, 



Jsylvestre, 



Pennycress. 

 Dame's violet. 

 False flax. 

 Water cress. 

 Marsh cress. 

 Yellow cress. 



Scirpus planifolius, 

 Eleocharis ovata, 

 tul)erculosa, 

 pauciflora. 



Cypcracew. 



Club rush. 

 Spike rush. 



Moist woodlands; common. 



Moist woods and tliick. ; com. 

 Dry woods ; common. 



Borders of woods ; " 

 Moist meadows. 



Gardens. 



Sandy soil; till Oct. 

 Open woods; common. 

 Dry ground ; rare. 

 Open woods; not common. 

 Brooks and ditches ; time of 

 flowering not noted. 



Rare. 



Common till last of Oct. 



Sandy soil near shore. 

 Dry fields. 



Moist ground; common. 



Waste places ; rare. 



Rarely escaped about gard's. 



Weed ; rare. 



Brooks and ditches. 



Wet places till Aug. lo. 



Dry or moist ground. 

 Wet places. 



* Mrs. Klizalietli R. Jeiiney. t Dr. K. L. Sturtevant. J H. MHlley. 



