70 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NEW JERSEY. 



Hudson: In ballast at Communipaw A. Brown. Ocean: 

 New Egypt Knieskern. Monmouth : Cream Ridge Britton; 

 and frequent in the southwestern counties. Adventive or natu- 

 ralized from further south. 



ABUTILON, Gsertn. 

 Indian Mallow. 



A. AVICENN^:, Gsertn. Velvet Leaf. American Jute. Cotton-weed. 

 In waste places ; common. Naturalized from India. 



KOSTBLBTZKYA, Presl. 



Kosteletzkya. 



K. Virginica (L.), Gray. 



In salt marshes ; not common. Hudson : Hackensack 

 meadows T. F. Allen. Middlesex : South Amboy Miss C. 

 A. Boice. Monmouth and Ocean : Knieskern ; Island Heights 

 and Waretown E. H. Day. Atlantic : Brigantine Beach C. 

 E. Smith. Cape May : Canby. Camden : In ballast Parker. 



HIBISCUS, L. 



Hose Mallow. 

 H. Moscheutos, L. Swamp Rose Mallow. Wild Althaea. 



Bergen : Near Closter Dr. Milton Turnure. Middlesex : 

 Near Rocky Hill Lighthipe ; Rahway Britton. Union : In 

 swamps at Plainfield Tweedy. Mercer: Very abundant in 

 Bear Swamp, Lawrenceville Lockwood; abundant along the 

 Assanpink Apgar. Hunterdon : Hope well Theo. Green; 

 Rosemont, very rare Best ; and very common in salt or brackish 

 marshes along the coasts and rivers. Flowers white or pink, or 

 partly of each color. 



H. TRIONUM, L. Bladder Ketmia. 



Escaped from gardens. Monmouth and Ocean : Knieskern ; 

 New Egypt Britton. Camden: In ballast Parker. Bur- 

 lington : Georgetown Stowell. Somerset : Pleasant Plains 

 Stowell. Warren : Washington Britton. Bergen : Ramseys 

 Stowell. Mercer : Near Trenton Yolk. Hunterdon : Not 

 rare Best. Gloucester : Near Mullica Hill B. Heritage. 

 Adventive from Europe. 



