28(» (;K(iI,nOICAI, SI KVKV DI- CANADA, 



(i:{3r>.) L. spicata, I. am. 



L. Vltnitoiuima, UWh\. Ildok. Fl. II., 30. 



In nieatlows aiiil |)a>iiir(s latluM- raro. In meadows on ImiIIi sides of 

 llie \\:\y of (^iiinle nl Tu'lleville, Out. {Afaroun.) Prince's lslan<l, 

 near JlaniilU)!!, Ont. {Lix/ic.) Islands in Detroit Rivei-. {Maclagan.) 

 (Jreaf Western IJaihv.-iy 'I'rat'U east ol" London, Onl. (i^dinu/rrs.) 

 Ked Bay, Lake Huron. {Mucoun.) Strathroy. (McC! ill Cull. JlerO.) 

 Vicinity of Toronto. {Fowler.) 



Yar. hirtella, (I ray. 



/,. t'Idiiloviana, Mielix. Tlmtk. I'l. II., 30, in part. 

 (Jn the Saskatchewan, apparently j-arc. {Driimmond.) On the 

 prairie west of the Touchwood Hills and alon^ the base of the Bran- 

 don Hills, Man. (Mdimm.) Abundant on the Souris Plain, on the 

 borders of niarslies. (J. M. Macoun, C. P. E. CoH.) Turtle Mountain, 

 .Man. -t'Jth parallel. (Dawson.) 



(13:U).) L. Kalmii, Linn. Kalm's Lobelia. 



L, XnUaUii of Saunders's London List. 

 L. pubcnUa of Logie's Hamilton List. 



Wet, rocky banks on the mar<^ins of j-ivers and in marshes from 

 Anticosti, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick throughout Quebec ajid 

 Ontario and westward to the Upper Columbia Valley. (Macovn.) 

 From Lake Hui-on, throughout Canada to the Saskatchewan and Hudson 

 Bay, and in saline marshes in Lat. 60° (Richardson.) Frequent in the 

 prairie region on saline marshy soil. (J. M. Macoun, C. P. R. Coll.) 



(1337.) L. inflata, Linn. Indian Tobacco. 



On dry, sandy soil in meadows, pastures, and by roadsides. Frequent 

 throughout Canada from the Atlantic to Lake Huron. (^Macoun.) 

 Lake Hui-on to the Saskatchewan and Hudson Bay. (Richardson.) 



JAY. CAMPANULACE.E. Campanula Family. 



345. SPECULARIA, Heister. 



(1338.) S. perfoliata, A. DC. Venus' Looking-glass. 



Campanula perfoliata, Linn. Pursh. Fl. I., 160. 

 C. amplexicaidis, Michx. Fl. I., 108. 



Open gravelly or sandy soil and barren spots. On Taylor's Hill, 

 Belleville, and in Prince Edward Co,, at Ferry Point and Gibson's 



