198 Onagraceae 



Flowers about J of an inch broad, white, 

 on pedicels nearly J of an inch long, sub- 

 tended by minute, slender bracts, in a slen- 

 der raceme; fruit nearly obovoid, about J of 

 an inch long, covered with weak hooked 

 hairs. 



In moist shaded situations and beside 

 alpine brooks, through the Selkirks; flower- 

 ing in July. 



Mostly smooth, stems usually 

 Circaea paci- . , , . , . 



simple, 6-12 inches high, from 



fica Achers 



and Magnus. a small tuber. Leaves ovate, 

 Western rounded or cordate at the base, 



Enchanter's acute or acuminate, repandly 



Nightshade. - . , 1 . 



dentate, 1-3 inches long, the 

 slender petiole about the same length. 

 Flowers white, very small in slender ra- 

 cemes, without bracts ; fruit about J of an 

 inch long loosely covered with soft curved 

 hairs. 



Growing oftentimes with the other species 

 in moist shaded situations through the Sel- 

 kirks; flowering in July. 



