306 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NEW JERSEY. 



son: Snake Hill Leggett. Essex: Montclair Heights 

 Rudkin. Passat: Great Notch Rusby ; Little Falls Miss 

 Knight. Bergen : ^ Palisades Austin. 



PBLL^SA, Link. 



Cliff-brake. 

 P. graoilis (Michx.), Hook. 



Passaic : On rocks in a ravine, Godwinville Austin. 

 P. atropurpurea (L.), Link. 



On limestone rocks ; not uncommon. Sussex : Near Newton 

 Wm. Bower ; McAfee and near Sparta Britton ; near An- 

 dover Rudkin. Warren : Near Blairstown Rusby ; below 

 Phillipsburg Porter ; Pequest Valley and near the Kishpaugh 

 Mine Britton. Hunterdon : Rare Best. 



PTBRIS, L. 



Brake. Bracken. 

 P. aquilina, L. 



In dry soil. Common throughout the State. 

 Var. lanuginosa, Bong. 



Morris : Budd's Lake Porter. 

 Var. caudata (L.), Hook. 



Ocean : Near Toms River Britton. Burlington : Brown's 

 Mills, and Camden : Near Camden Parker. Atlantic : Ham- 

 monton E. A. Rau. 



ADIANTUM, L. 



Maidenhair Fern. 

 A. pedatum, L. 



Burlington : Vincentown Lighthipe. Monmouth : Key- 

 port R. W. Brown. Mercer: About Trenton E. Volk. 

 Salem : Sparingly at Auburn B. Heritage ; and common in 

 rich woods, middle and northern counties. 



WOODWARDIA, Smith. 



Chain-fern. 

 W. Virginica (L.), Smith. 



In swamps. Bergen : Closter and Carlstadt Austin ; abund- 

 ant on the Hackensack marshes Woolson. Hudson : Bergen 

 Neck Leggett. Monmouth: Ocean Beach Lighthipe; be- 





