CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 233 



POGONIA, Juss. 



Pogonia. 



P. ophloglossoides (L.), Ker. 



In bogs. Frequent throughout the State. Most abundant in 

 the northern counties. With three- flowered stems, at Secaucus 

 Leggett, 



P. trianthophora (Sw.), B. S. P. (P. pmdula, Lindl.) 



Bergen : Closter and on the Palisades Austin ; Fort Lee 

 Wm. Bower. 



P. divaricata (L.), R. Br. 



Atlantic : Batsto D. C. Eaton. Burlington : Quaker Bridge 

 Leggett. 



P. verticillata (Willd.), Nutt. 



In low woods. Atlantic: Hammonton, rare Bassett. Salem: 

 Near Salem Mrs. M. A. Lawrence. Gloucester : Near Clarks- 

 boro B. Heritage; Red Bank Diffenbaugh. Camden : Par- 

 ker ; Haddonfield J. L. Pennypacker. Burlington : Florence 

 Apgar. Ocean and Monmouth : Not common Knieskern ; 

 Kejport R. W. Brown ; Freehold Lockwood ; and frequent 

 in the middle and northern counties. 



P. affinis, Austin. 



Bergen: Near Closter and Norwood, stations destroyed 

 Austin. Mercer: Trenton Apgar. Probably a form or 

 variety of the last. 



ORCHIS, L. 



OrcMs. 



O. spectabilis, L. 



In rich woods. Burlington: Below Bordentown A. C. 

 Stokes. Monmouth: Near Freehold Willis; Keyport R. 

 W. Brown. Mercer: Princeton Peters. Union: Near Plain- 

 field J. E. Cretin. Somerset : Rocky Hill Lighthipe. Hun- 

 terdon : Lambertville Apgar; Byram Schuh ; and frequent 

 iu the northern parts of the State. 



