480 QEOLOQICAL SURVEY OF CANADA. 



Pnge lt<. 



(29.) R. multifldus, Pursh. Var. y. repens, Watson. In a 

 swanipv jnoce ol' woods iioav Truro, N.S. (Maroun d- Burgess.) Muddy 

 places near St. John. N.l^. (-/^^V-) Tn ditohos noar T^oo^ina, N.W.T. 

 (Coudry.) 



(30.) R. alismaefolius, ne3'er. All eastern references to this 

 species beloni:; to the ne.\t. Collected at Victoria, 188H. {Fletcher.) 

 Ncai- Port Moody, B.C. {Hill.) 



(201t8.) R. ambigens, Watson. Southern part of Ontario. {Goldie.) 

 Vicinity of Port Col borne, Out. {McGill Coll. Herb.) 



. Huge 17 



(32.) R. Cymbalaria, Pursh. Var. alpinus, Hook. Not un- 

 common along the margin of Salt Lake, Antico.sti, 1883. {Macoun.) 



Patre 18. 



(34.) R. afflnis, R. Br. A''ar. leiocarpus, Traut. Cape Chud- 

 leigh. ontianco to Hudson Strait , also on Digges Island, Hudson 

 Strait, 1884. {R. Bell.) 



(37 ) R. abortivus, Linn. Var micranthus, Gray. If 

 there is no mistake in Dr. Gray's description of this species, all our 

 specimens collected in Nova Scotia, Quebec, and the eastern part of 

 Ontario, belong here We liope Dr. Gray will look into this species 

 in his forthcoming work. Dr. Burgess reports all the specimens 

 collected at London as this form. 



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(39.) R, recurvatuSi Poir. Ice gorge, North Mountain, near 

 Annapolis, ^.S. {Macoun.) Kennebeccasis and St. John Elvers, N.B. 

 {Hay.) Clifton and Andover, N.B. ( Wetmore.) Island of Orleans, Q. 

 {St. Cyr.) In woods at Lake Mistassini. {J. M. Macoun.) 



(40.) R. pygmseus, Wahl. Cape Chudleigh, entrance to Hudson 

 Strait, (i?. Bell.) 



(41.) R. Lapponicus, Linn. In a swamp at the head of Lake 

 Ellen, Nipigon Eiver ; also on Peninsula Point, north end of Lake 

 Nipigon, 1884. {Macoun.) 



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(42.) R. hyperboreus, Rottb. Cape Chudleigh, entrance to Hud- 

 son Strait. (jR. Bell.) 



(44.) R. nivalis, Linn. Port Burwell, Cape Chudleigh ; also, 

 Digges and Mansfield Islands in Hudson Strait, 1884. Specimens very 

 fine in both fruit and flower. {R. Bell.) 



Var. Eschscholtzii, Watson. Abundant on the upper slopes 

 of all the Rocky Mountains by little brooks running from melting 



