STATE GEOLOGIST. 97 



flowers, found near South Bend, in this county, Leiberg; Pipestone county, Mrs. Bennett; 

 Sauk Eapids, Mrs. Blaisdell; Walhalla, northeastern Dakota, Scott. South and west. 



DODECATHEOX, L. American Cowslip. 



I>. Meadia, L. American Cowslip. Shooting Star. Pride of Ohio. 

 Lapham. Winona, Holzinger, Mrs. Terry; Lake City, Miss Manning. Bare. 

 South and west. 



TRIENTALiIS , L. Star-floweb. Chickweed-Wintergreen. 



T. Aniericaua, Pursh. Star-flower. Chickweed-Wintergreen. 



Common through the north half of the state, and south to Minneapolis, Roherts, 

 and Saint Paul, Miss Cathcart; less frequent farther southeastward, as at lake Pepin, 

 Miss Manning, Faribault, Miss Beane, and in Blue Earth county, Leiherg; absent south- 

 westward . 



LiYSIMACHIA, Tourn. Loosestrife. 



Li. tliyrsiflora, L. Tufted Loosestrife. 

 Frequent throughout the state. 



Li. stricta, Ait. Loosestrife. 



Throughout the state ; common northward, and south to Minneapolis ; infrequent 

 farther southward. 



L. quadrifolia, L. Lcosestrife. 



Lapham. Dry, sandy ridges, St. Croix river, Parry; Lake City, Mrs. Ray. 

 Eare. East. 



STEIROXEMAjRaf. Loosestrife. 



S, ciliatvim, Raf. (LysimacLia ciliata, L.) Loosestrife. 

 Common, or frequent, throughout the state. 



S. lanceolatuni, Gray, var. liybriduni. Gray. (L. lanceolata, Walt., var. 

 hybrida. Gray.) Loosestrife. 

 Common southward ; extending north to Fergus Falls, Leonard, and the upper 

 Mississippi river. Garrison. 



S. loug-ifoliuin. Gray. (L. longifolia, Parsh.) Loosestrife. 



Frequent, often common. In the south half of the state and the Bed river valley ; 

 extending northeast to the upper Mississippi river, Garrison. 



GIiAUX, Tourn. Sea-Milkwort. 



G. inaritima, L. Sea-Milkwort. 



Ked river prairie (damp places in marshes), Dawson. [Between Sheyenne river and 

 Devil's lake, Dakota, Geyer.} Northwest. 



ANAGAIjLIS, Tourn. Pimpernel. 



A. arvensis, Jj. Pimpernel. ^^Poor Man's Weather-glass.'^ 

 Martin county, Gedge. Kare. 



CENTUN"CULUS,Dill. Chaffweed. 



C. mmimiis, L. Chaflfweed. 



Pipestone quarry, iMrs. Bennett. Kare. Southwest. 



[Samolus Valerandi, L., var. Americanus, Gray, will probably be found in Minne- 

 sota.] 



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