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POTAMOGETON HYBUIDUS, MichaUX 



East Hartford, in Long Pond; abundant 



Hartford, pools in brook flowing through the gorge in Keney Park 



Somers, pond holes in eastern part of the town; abundant 



POTAMOGETON PEHFOLIATUS, LuiUaCUS 



South Windsor, still water of Podunk Brook; plentiful 



POPPY FAMILY 

 CORYDALis GLAUCA, PursJi (Pale Corydalis) 

 Farmington, rocks along the Talcott Range; frequent 

 Farmington, ridge of Rattlesnake Mt.; frequent 

 Granby, rocky places and ledges; frequent 

 New London, rocks and ledges; frequent 

 North Bloomfield, rocks at the railroad cut; frequent 

 Plainville, headlands of the Meriden Range; frequent 

 Salisbury, shore bowlders at the lakes; frequent 

 Southington, rocks, vicinity of Lake Compounce; frequent 

 Vernon, exposed rocks on Box Mt. ; one known station 

 West Hartford, Talcott Mt. Range; frequent 



DiCENTRA CucuLLARiA, DeCandolle (Dutchman's Breeches) 

 Gaylordsville, several localities 



ROCK-ROSE FAMILY 

 Lechea INTERMEDIA, Leggett 

 Glastonbury, fields completely covered with it 

 West Hartford, reservoir region, in dry soil; common 



Lechea tenx:ifolia, Michaux 



Canton, hillsides about Mt. Horr; occasional 



Glastonbury, dry hills; often abundant 



Middletown, hills along the river; abundant 



Salisbury, roadside to Mt. Riga; frequent 



South Windsor, sandy soil about the brick kilns; common 



ROSE FAMILY 

 Poterium Canadense, Bentham & Hooker 

 New London, wet places; locally abundant 

 Simsbury, along the river road; few plants 



Rosa humilis^ Marsh 

 East Hartford, well distributed throughout the town 

 Pomfret, woods near the Wolf Den; a form, rare 

 Stamford, low grounds along the coast; abundant 



