386 OfiOLOOICAL Sl'RVK.Y OF CANADA. 



\:ir. mollis, lu'iitli. 



'rilis variety is oxt'eodiiii;!}' coiuniuii tlirou^liuiil liio wliolo prairie 

 region, wlierevci- there is brush, and extends wewtward through the 

 Rocky Mountains to tlie interior of British Columbia at Spenee's 

 Bridge. (Hid.) 



(1777.) M. punctata, l^inn. Horse-mint. 

 M. lutiv, Michx. Fl., IC. 

 liellhouse Fai-m, East Khimbro', Ont. {Logic.) "We are very 

 doubtful oi' the occurrence of this species, 



485. BLEPHILIA, Rafln. 

 (1778.) B. hirsuta, Benth. 



Monarda hirsuta, Pursh. Fl. I., 19. 



3/. ciliata, Michx. Fl. I., 16, not Linn. 



Moist shady places, Canada and Vermont. {Gray.) Vicinity of 

 Brome Lake, Eastern Townships, Q. (McGill Coll. Herb.) 



486. LOPHANTHUS, Benth. 



(1779.) L. nepetoides, Benth. 



Hyssopns nepetoiden, Willd. Pureh Fl. II., 406. 

 Borders of woods and along river margins. Montreal Mountain, 

 1821. {Holmes.) Along the N"ation River at Casselman station, 

 Canada Atlantic Railway, 30 miles fi-om Ottawa. {Fletcher.) Along 

 the railway between Niagara Falls and Lake Ontario. {Macoun.) 

 Chippawa and Maiden, Ont. {Maclagan.) Fields near Cove, vicinity 

 of London, not uncommon. {Saunders & Burgess.) Fort Erie and 

 Albino Point, Lake Erie. {David F. Day.) 



(1780.) L. scrophularisefolius, Benth. 



Hyssopus scrophvlarisefolius, Willd. Pursh Fl. II., 406. 



Borders of thickets along the slopes of Queenston Heights, one 

 mile beyond Queenston station. {Macoun.) 



(1781.) L. anisatus, Benth. 



Stachys fcenicvlum, Pursh Fl. II., 407. 



This species is found as far east as Rainy Lake and extends westward 

 throughout the prairie region, but particularly in the copse wood on 



