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From July 1st to 10th. 



Araliacere. 



Aralia raceniosu, Spikenartl. 



hispida, Bi-istly sarsnpaiilla. 



Nymph tea rete. 



Brasenia peltata, Water-shield. 



HceiHOfloraeece. 



Aletris farinosa. Star-grass. 



Onagracf'fi'. 

 Oenotliera biennis. Evciiing pi-inirosc. 



Epilobiuni angustifolinm. Willow-herl). 



coloratum, " 



hirsutum, '" 



Cire^ea Lutetiana, 



alpina, 

 Liidwigia paUistris, 



alternifolia, 



Ht/droptf rifles. 



Isoetes laeustris. Quilhvort. 



Engelinanni, 



Typhacece. 



T3-pha latifolia, Cat-tail flag 



angustifolia, '' " 



Sparganium simplex. Bur-reed, 



var. androclailuiii, "• 



Cyperacefv. 



Eleocharis aeicularis, .Spike rush. 



Rich woodlands; coninion. 

 Hooky places ; frequent.' 



Ponds, itc. ; frequent. 



Bushy i);istures, &c. : fi-eq. 



Com. by roadsides t. mid. Oct . 

 Com. in low. eleai-ed lands. 

 " C'ommon in wet places. 



'■ Waste grounds about the city. 



Enchanter's nightshade. Woods; rather freciuent. 



Water purslane. 

 Seed box. 



Sw'ps and mud. pools; coin. 



Shallow, nuiddy i)onds ; com. 



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Marshes; conmion. 

 Ponds, ditches, &c. ; com. 



pygmea, 



rostellata. Tripping rush. 



Rhynchospora alba. Beak " 



glomerata, '• "' 



Eriophorum Virginicum, Clotton grass. 



polystachyon, '' " 



gracile, '" '' 



Grantinefc. 



Poa sei-otina, Fowl meadow-grass. 



trivialis, Roughish 



Brachyelytrum aristatum , Brachyelytrum. 



Calamagrostis Canadensis. Blue joint-grass. 



Hordeum vulgare, Barley. 



Trlticum vulgare. Wheat. 



Avena sativa. Common oat. 



Mudd}' jjlaces; common. 

 Brackish marshes; •' 

 Marshes at Nonquitt; com. 

 Low or boggy grounds ; com. 



Wet marshes, &c. 



Rocky woods. 

 Wet grounds. 

 Occasionall}' spontaneous. 



