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fern were found in a sandy meadow near Moselem Springs, and in 

 moist rich woods in the Blue Mountains, where nice specimens were 

 found on October 13, 1907. Specimens 13 inches high were seen. 



Botryclihnn simplex E. Hitchcock. Rare. This interesting 

 little grape-fern was found on June 30, 1907, at the edge of moist 

 woodland about one mile southeast of Fleetwood. Numerous 

 specimens, ranging in height from 3 to 9 inches, were found. 



BotrycliumilanceolaUuni^. G. Gmel.) Angs. Rare. Specimens 

 of this fern were found in the locality named for B. simplex, but 

 later. 



Botjychitiin dissecUimS'pr&ng. Frequent specimens were found 

 in meadows and moist woods on the Irish Mountains, as well as 

 on the Blue Mountains. 



Camptosonis rhizopJiylliis (L.) Link. Frequent. The walking- 

 fern grows in a number of places in the county, but the largest 

 specimens, with leaves from 9 to i 5 inches long, were found near 

 Lenhartsville. 



Cypripediwn hirsntiun Mill. Not common. Specimens of this 

 ornamental plant were found on the Irish and the Blue Mountains. 

 Many plants with two flowers have been seen. 



Orchis spectabilis L. Infrequent. Specimens of this pretty 

 and interesting plant were found near Pikeville and in the Blue 

 Mountains. 



Habenaria orbiciilata (Pursh) Torr. Rare. Specimens were 

 found about two miles southeast of Fleetwood. 



Habenaria ciliaris (L.) R. Br. Infrequent. This, the most 

 handsome species of the genus, grows in moist rich woods on the 

 Irish Mountains, as well as on the Blue Mountains. 



Habenaria psycodes (L.) A. Gray. Not common. Specimens 

 were found near Pricetown. 



Pogonia opJdoglossoides (L.) Ker. Frequent. Found in several 

 localities, but is not so frequently met with as P. verticillata. 



Aplectrum spicatiim (Walt.) B.S.P. Rare. This interesting 

 plant is found in a number of places in the county, but is every- 

 where regarded as rare. 



Hydrastis canadensis L. Rare. Golden seal was found near 

 Evansville, the only locahty known to the writer. 



