STATE GEOLOGIST. 97 



flowers, found near South Bend, in this county, Xei/jcrg; Pipestone county, Mrs. Bennett; 

 Sauk Rapids, M rs. Blaisdell; Walhatia, northeastern Daicota, Scott. South and west. 



DODECATHEO.V, L. American Cowslip. 



D. Meadia, L. American Cowslip. Shooting: Star. Pride of Ohio. 

 Lapham. Winona, Holzinger, Mrs. Terry; Lake City, Miss Mannimj. Rare. 

 South and west. 



TRIENTALIS, L. Star-flower. Chickweed-Wintergreen. 



T. Aniericaua, Pursh. Star-flower. Chickweed-Wintergreen. 



(Common through tlie north half of the state, and south to Minneapolis, Roberts, 

 and Saint Paul, Miss Cathcart; less frequent farther southeastward, as at lake Pepin, 

 Miss Manning, Faribault, Miss Bcane, and in Blue Earth county, Leiherg; absent south- 

 westward . 



IjYSIMACHIA, Tourn. Loosestrife. 



Li. thyrsiflora, L. Tufted Loosestrife. 

 Frequent throughout the state. 



L<. stricta, Ait. Loosestrife. 



Throughout the state ; common northward, and south to Minneapolis; infrequent 

 farther southward. 



L. quadrifolia, L. Li osestrife. 



Lapham. Dry, sandy ridges, St. Croix river, Parry; Lake City, Mrs. Ray. 

 Rare. East. 



STEIRONEMA,Raf. Loosestrife. 



S , ciliatum , Raf. (LysimacLia ciliata, I .) Loosestrife. 

 Common, or frequent, throughout the state. 



S. lanceolatuni, Gray, var. hybridiini. Gray. (L. lanceolata, Walt., var. 

 bybrida, Gray.) Loosestrife. 

 Common southward ; extending north to Fergus Falls, Leonard, and the upper 

 Mississippi river, Garrison. 



S. loug-ifoliuin, Gray. (L. longifolia, Pursh.) Loosestrife. 



Frequent, often common, In the south half of the state and the Red river valley ; 

 extending northeast to the upper Mississippi river, Garrison. 



GLAUX, Tourn. Sea-Milkavort. 



G. maritinia, L. Sea-Milkwort. 



Red river prairie (damp places in marshes), Dawson. [Between Sheyenne river and 

 Devil's lake, Dakota, Geyer.} Northwest. 



ANAGALiLIS, Tourn. Pimpernel. 



A. arvensis, h. Pimpernel. ^^ Poor Man's Weather-glass.''^ 

 Martin county, Gedge. Rare. 



CENTUNCULUS,Dill. Chaffweed. 



C. ininimus, L. ChaiFweed. 



Pipestone quarry, iMrs. JSenneW. Rare. Southwest. 



[SamolusValerandi,L., var. Americanus, Gray, will probably be found in Minne- 

 sota.] 



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