:28 CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 



A. incarnata, L, (Swamp Milkweed.) Swamps; common. 



var. pulchra, Pars. With the type. 

 -A. Cornuti, Decaisne. (Common Milkweed.) Everywhere. 

 A. obtusifolia, Michx. Roadsides ; not common. 

 A. phytolaccoides, Pursh. (Poke Milkweed.) Common. 

 A. quadrifolia, L, Woods; not rare. 

 A. verticillata, L. Geological Survey of N. H. ; probably rare. 



Vincetoxicum, Moench. 



V. NIGRUM, Moench. Windsor, Vt., Leland ; rare, introduced from 

 Europe. 



Order 50. GENTIAN ACE-ffiJ. Gentian Family. 



'Gentiana, Tourn. Gentian. 



G. crinita, Froel. (Fringed Gentian.) Moist meadows. Hanover Centre, 



Lyme, etc. ; not abundant. 

 G. quinqueflora, Lam. (Five-flowered Gentian.) Hillside woods and 



fields. Hanover, Lebanon, etc., Jesup ; not very common. 

 G. Andrewsii, Griseb. (Closed Gentian.) Wet ground ; common. 

 Menyanthes, Tourn. Buckbean. 



M. trifoliata, L. In ponds and bogs. Hanover and Meriden, N. H. ; 

 Norwich, Vt. ; etc. 

 Limnanthemum, Gmelin. Floating-Heart. 

 L. lacunosum, Griseb. In ponds ; common. 



Order 51. POLEMONIACEJE. Polemonium Family. 

 Phlox, L. Phlox. 



[P. PANICULATA, P. REPTANS and P. SUBULATA (Moss Pink), perennials ; 

 also P. drummondii, an annual ;— all from the West and South; have long 

 been cultivated in old gardens.] 



Polemonium, Tourn. Greek Valerian. 



[P. c.^ruleum (Jacob's Ladder) of the Middle States, a rare native of 

 New Hampshire, is often cultivated; as also is P. reptans (Greek Vale- 

 rian) from the same region.] 



Order 52. HYDROPHYLLACEJE. Waterleaf Family. 



Hydrophyllum, Tourn. Waterleaf. 



H. Virginicum, L. (Common Waterleaf.) Damp woods. 



Order 53. BORRAGINACE^. Borage Family. 



■CynOglOSSUm, Tourn. Hound's-Tongue. 



C. officinale, L. (Common Hound's-Tongue.) Pastures and roadsides ; 



from Europe. 

 C. Virginicum, L. (Wild Comfrey.) Olcott Falls, etc. 

 Jlchinospermum, Lehm. Stickseed. 



E. Virginicum, Lehm. (Cynoglossum Morisoni, DC.) — (Beggar's Lice.) 



Borders of woods. 

 E. Lappula, Lehm. Waste heaps ; European weed. 



