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AsUr Novi-Belgii, L., var. Icevigahis (T. & G.), Gray. Ocean 

 Terrace. Rare. 



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Aster Novi-Belgii, L., var. elodes (T. & G.), Gray. Garret- 

 sons. In swamps along salt meadows. 



Solidago patula, Muhl. Manners' Harbor. 

 Heliopsis heliantJwides (L.), B. S. P. Kreischerville. 

 Hehantlms grosse-serraUis, Martens. ? Green Ridge. 

 Lachica hirsuta, Muhl. New Dorp. 

 Gaultheria procnmbens, L. Eltingville. 

 Pyrola secunda, L. Richmond. 



Pycnantheimim incamim (L ). Michx. Ocean Terrace. 

 Lophanthiis mpeioides (L.), Benth. Tottenville. 



Cynoglossum officinale, L. Richmond. Rare. One plant 

 near Concord, 1880. One plant near Richmond, 1888. 



Sahbatia dodecandra (L.), B. S. P. Kreischerville. Abund- 

 ant in salt meadow. 



Amarajitus Jijbridus, L. Streets oi New Brighton. 



Juglajis cinerea, L. South shore of Staten Island. (Samuel 

 Ackerly, in Trans. N. Y. State Agric. Soc, 1843, under name of 

 J- catkarlica, Michx.) Recently reported by W. T. Davis as 

 abundant along Sandy Brook in Westfield. (See Proc. Nat. Sci. 

 Assoc. S. I., April, 1889.) 



Hicoria alba (Nutt.), Britton, var. maxima (Nutt.), Britton. • 

 Court House. 



Querciis Phcllos, L. Tottenville. (VVm. T. Davis.) A 

 number of trees have been discovered since the original find 

 noted in the ist Appendix for 1879. 



Qiierais ilicifolia, Wang. Watchogue. 



Qnercus Rudkinii, Britton. Tottenville. (Wm. T. Davis.) 



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QuercHs hcterophylla, Michx, i. Tottenville, (Wm. T. 

 Davis.) 



Betnla riigj^a, L. Very rare. Since the original find near 

 I^ulls Head, Mr. Wm. T. Davis has noted one tree near Old 

 Place, two at Tottenville and four at Richmond — all young. 



Salix Candida, Willd, Garretsons. 



