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399. V. dentatum L. Low grounds ; frequent. 



400. V. cassinoides L. (F. iitidu?n var. cassinoides T. & G.) Withe-rod. 



Not common. Sphagnum swamps at Mendon. 



401. V. Lentago L. Sweet Viburnum. Sheep-berry. 



Open woods, low grounds ; frequent. 



170. TRIOSTEUM L. 



402. T. perfoliatum L. Horse Gentian. 



Rich deep soil ; somewhat scarce. Brighton. Penfield. Caledonia. 

 Le Roy. Clarendon. 



X7X. LINN.EA Gronov. [L.] 



403. L. borealis Gronov. Twin-flower. 



Mossy woods and cold marshes. Riga, Miss F . BeckwitJi . Mendon, 

 G. T. Fish. Caledonia, Livingston county. Frequent in the cold 

 woods bordering Bergen swamp. Wayne county. 



172. SYMPHORICARPOS Dill. [Juss.] 



404. S. vulgaris Michx. [6". Sy77iphoricarpos (L.) McM.] Indian Currant. 



Rare. L. Holzer. 



405. S. racemosus Michx. Snowberry. 



Rare. Bank Genesee river, near lower falls, J. B. Fuller; near 

 Charlotte, M . S. Baxter. Bank of Oak Orchard creek, M . S . Baxter. 



406. S. racemosus Mx.var.pauciflorus Robbins. [5. pauciflorus (Robbins) 



Britton.] " The Gulf ", near Mumford, Genesee county. Miss Beckiuith. 



173. LONICERA L. 



407. L. Tartarica L. Tartarian Honeysuckle. 



Naturalized in several places. 



408. L. ciliata Muhl. Fly-Honeysuckle. 



River banks, ravines, and damp woods ; common. 



409. L. coerulea L. Mountain Fly-Honeysuckle. 



Bergen, Dr. Searing. Wayne county, E. L. Haiikenson. 



410. L. oblongifolia .Muhl. [Z. oblongifolia (Goldie) Hook.] Swamp Fly- 



Honeysuckle. 



Swamps ; rare. Seneca park, C . C. Lancy . Mendon, G. T. Fish. 

 Adams Basin, M. S. Baxter. Caledonia. Bergen swamp. 



411. L. glauca Hill. [L. parviJlora'La.xn.) [L. dioica L.] 



Rocky banks Genesee river, ravines, etc.; frequent. 



174. DIERVILLA Tourn. [Moench.] 



412. D. trifida Moench. [Z). Diervilta (L.) McM.] Bush Honeysuckle. 



River banks, ravines, dry woods ; frequent. 



RUBIACE/E. 



J75. rrOUSTONIA L. 



413. H. ccerulea ]^. Bluets. Innocence. 



Local. Abundant on the hills at Canandaigua lake. 



