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Desmodium ROTUNDiFOLtUM, DeCundolle 

 Canton, dry wooded slopes of Mt. Horr; occasional colonies 

 Farmington, Avon road; one colony 



Manchester, dry wooded slopes of Brush Hill; occasional colonies 

 Pomfret, dry roadside soil to the Wolf Den; colony 

 Salisbury, open dry slope of Toms' 'Sit.; occasional colonies 

 West Hartford, dry woods along the reservoir drives; occasional 



Lespedeza frutescens, Brifton 

 Avon, dry hill pastures, etc.; frequent 



PINE FAMILY 



^-^ JuxiPERUS COMMUNIS, VAR. CANADENSIS, Loudon (Spreading 



Juniper ) 

 Avon, high slopes of the Talcott Range; frequent 

 Bloomfield, dry hills along the railroad; frequent 

 Farmington, Rattlesnake Mt. region; frequent 

 Glastonbury, attains luxuriant growth in eastern part of town 

 Manchester, dry open hills; frequent 

 North Haven, dry fields north of the cemetery; frequent 



PINK FAMILY 

 * SiLENE STELL.^TA, Ait Oil (Starry Campion) 



Newington ( Clark ) 



New London, rocky woodland; very rare 



Simsbury, banks of the Farmington River; many plants 



PLU]\I FA^IILY 

 Prunus Pennsylvanica, Linnaeus f. (Red Cherry) 

 Barkhamsted, noticeable from the railroad; frequent 

 Bloomfield, open wood margins along tlie railroad; frequent 

 Canton, open woods and thickets; frequent 

 East Hartford, several known stations 

 Farmington. Rattlesnake Mt. region; frequent 

 Granby, hills; frequent 



Hartford, thicket margins in Keney Park; frequent 

 Manchester, wood margins; frequent 

 New London, rocky places; rare 

 Simsbury, open woods; well distributed 

 South W^indsor, about Vinton's mill pond; frequent 

 Stafford, along stone walls, etc. ; frequent 

 W^est Hartford, reservoir region; well distributed 

 Winsted. along the trolley line to Torrington; noticeable 



PONDWEED FAMILY 



* POTAMOGETON FLUITANS, Roth 



West Hartford, canal flowing into the distributing reservoir 



