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2. Carex bermudiana Hemsley, Bermuda Sedge, nearest to 
Carex Walteriana Bailey, of the southeastern United States. 
. Sabal Blackburnianum Glasebrook, Bermuda Palmetto, 
nearest to Sabal Palmetto (Walt.) Lodd., of southeastern 
United States, Bahamas and Cuba. 
. Peperomia septentrionalis S. Brown, Bermuda Peperomia, 
nearest to Peperomia obtusifolia (L.) Dietr., of Florida and 
the West Indies. 
Sisyrinchium bermudianum L., Bermuda Iris, related to 
Sisyrinchium alatum Hooker of Mexico more closely than 
it is related to any species of the United States or the 
West Indies. 
. Eleaodendron Laneanum A. H. Moore, Bermuda Olive- 
wood, nearest to Eleaodendron attenuatum A. Rich., of 
Cuba and the Bahamas. 
7. Ascyrum macrosepalum S. Brown,* Bermuda St. Andrew’s 
Cross, nearest of A. linifolium Spach of Florida and the 
Bahamas. 
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8. Chiococca bermudiana S. Brown, Bermuda Snowberry, 
Blolly, nearest to Chiococca alba (L.) Hitchc., of Florida 
and the West Indies. 
g. Erigeron Darrellianus Hemsley, Bermuda Fleabane, ap- 
parently related to Aster falcatus Klatt., of Centra 
America. 
Io. Juniperus bermudiana L., Bermuda Red Cedar, nearest to 
Juniperus lucayana Britton, of the Bahamas. 
11. Adiantum bellum Moore, Bermuda Maidenhair-fern, nearest 
to Adiantum cuneatum Langsd. & Fisch., of South Amer- 
ica. Recently recorded from Guiana, but the equiva- 
lency not yet proven. 
12. Diplazium Laffanianum (Baker) Christensen, Governor 
Laffan’s Fern, nearest to Asplenium Mildet Kuhn, of the 
South American Andes, according to Gilbert. 
cyrum macrosepalum S. Brown, u. Differs from A. linifolium Spach, 
by the larger leaves; broadly ovate, ‘earsaned sepals which are 10-12 mm. 
lo — m. broad in the ich are greenish brown instead of 
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black and larger, nearly 1 mm. long, a ae in proportion to their length. 
Frequent in marshes and on hillsides. Type from Paget Marsh, Bermuda (Brown 
and Britton, No. 1136). 
