166 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NEW JERSEY. 



Camden : Near Camden Parker. Atlantic : Pleasant Mills 

 C. A. Gross ; Atlantic City Parker ; Absecon and Hammon- 

 ton F. L. Bassett. Burlington : Moorestown J. Stokes ; 

 Pemberton Miss Will mar th. Mon mouth and Ocean : Not 

 rare Knieskern; and frequent in the middle and northern 

 counties. 



GLAUX, L. 



Sea Milkweed. 

 G. MAKITIMA, L. 



Monmouth : Deal Beach A. H. Smith. Fugitive from fur- 

 ther north. 



ANAGALLIS, L. 



Poor Man's "Weather-glass. 

 A. ARVEN6IS, L. 



In waste places ; frequent. Adventive from Europe. 



SAMOLUS, L. 



"Water Pimpernel. 

 S. VALERANDI, L. 



Camden : Introduced in ballast Parker. Fugitive from 

 Europe. 

 Far. floribundus (H. B. K.), B. S. P. (Far. Americanus, Gray.) 



Hunterdon : Near Rosemont Schuh ; three miles north of 

 Hope well Theo. Green ; and frequent along the borders of 

 salt or brackish marshes. 



EBENACEJE. 



DIOSPYROS, L. 



Persimmon. 



D. Virginiana, L. Date-plum. 



Morris: Summit Leggett. Hunterdon: White House 

 Austin ; Stockton, frequent Best ; Pittstown H. Race ; Bap- 

 tisttown and Frenchtown H. Roberson. Somerset : Near Pea- 

 pack Miss R. C. Perry. Essex : Franklin Rusby. Union : 

 Plainfield, Evona and Washington Rock Tweedy. Hudson : 

 Bergen Point Leggett. Mercer: Princeton Peters; and 

 common southward on the Yellow Drift soils. 



