120 HEOl-OdfrAf. srUVEY nl- canada. 



Prinro's Island, l/dkc Mi-ilail, lu-ar llaiuilloii. Out. (LfK/ie.) St. 

 Cathai-inos. 'Plioi'old. and Quoonstoii, Oiil. (M,iclii(j<in.) Radici- cdni- 

 inoii at L<iiidi>ii. ( >nl. ( /iKri/rss.) 



(54S.) L. capitata, Miclix. 



Di-y sandy soil, in tluckots and (>j)en woods. Jiice Lako Plains, Oak 

 Hills, noar liolK'vilk', and l^neonslon Heights, Ont. (JLtcoiin.) (iravel 

 Pit, west of Prc^i'ott, and westward ulony the St. Lawrence. {BillitKjft.) 

 Prince's Island, neai- Hamilton, Ont. (Ltujie.) Huron Count}', Ont. 

 {(lit'son.) Maiden, Out. {Miichnjitn.) Coinnion at London, Ont. (Bunjess) 



147. VICIA, Tourn. (VETCH. TARE.) 



(54!).) V. sativa, Linn. Common Voteh. 



Naturalized throuy-h cultivation, and by the agency of railways. It 

 is more commonly found in railway cuttings and along embankments 

 than in fields. 



(550.) V. tetrasperma, Loisel. 



Ernim tetrasperinum, Linn. Hook. Fl. I., 158. 



Introduced from Europe. Windsor and Halifax, N.S. (Dawson.) 

 Almndant along the railway track near St. John, N.B. {Fowler's Cat.) 

 Isle of Orleans, Q. (Brunei.) Longueuil, Q. (Madagan.) Montreal, Q. 

 (Mc Gill CoU. Herb.) Vicinity of Ottawa. (Fletcher B I. Ott.) Grassy 

 meadows, Ontario. (Douglas.) 



(551.) V. hirsute, Koch. 



Ervutii hirsutuin, Linn. Hook. Fl. I., 158. 



Introduced in a few places. Along the railway near St. John, N.B. 

 (Foivler's Cat.) Common in Quebec. (Brunei.) Common at Eiviere 

 <lu Loup, Q. (Thomas.) Garden weed in Ottawa and Perth, Ont. 

 i^Whyte.) Vicinity of Hamilton, Ont. (Buchan.) 



(552.) V. Cracca, Linn. 



Newfoundland. (Morrison.) Common in Nova Scotia. (McKay.) 

 Fields and waste places, N.B., not common. (Foivler's Cat.) Yery 

 common throughout Quebec. Collected at Ottawa, Prescott and Belle- 

 ville, which latter is its western limit in Ontario. This is with us an 

 eastern sjjecies. 



(553.) V. Caroliniana, Walter. 



V. parrijtora, IMichx. Fl. II., {)9. 

 Eiver banks and lake shores. Bay of Quinte, both sides, rather 



