PLANTS OF ONEIDA COUNTY AND VICINITY. 117 



meadow, Yernon, J. S. Donglass, Knieskern. Rise of ground south of Le- 

 lan(f s pond, and east of the road from Bouckville to Eaton, Madison county; 

 Greece, Monroe county. Bradley. Gorham, Sartwell in herb. Ham. Coll. 

 Near Rochester, C. M. Booth : G.T. Fish. Rare. August - October. 



CRINITA, Frolick. Fringed-flowered Gentian. 



Meadows, banks, borders of woods. Pine plains of Schenectady, Pearson. 

 Borders of beaver meadows, Yernon, Douglass, Knieskern. Eaton, Madison 

 county, and Greece, Bradley. Penu-Yan, Sartwell in herb. Ham. Coll. 



Scarce. September, October. 



ALBA, Miihl. White- flowered Gentian. 



Borders of streams. Abundant along the outlet of Owasco lake, I. H. Hall. 



Rare. August, September. 



ANDREWSII, Grisehach. Closed-flowered Gentian. 



Wet banks, borders of swamps. Schenectady, Pearson. Wood and Fish 

 creeks, Knieskern. Owasco lake, /. H.Hall. Frequent. August - October. 



SAPONARIA, L. Soapwort-leaxed Gentian. 



var. LINEARIS, Gray. Linear-leaved Gentian. 



Abundant along the streams and lake shores in the north woods. August. 



BARTONIA, Muhlenberg. 



TENELLA, Muhl. [ Slender Bartonia. 



Sandy woods and swamps. Pine plains of Rome, Knieskern. Deep swamps 

 west of New London. Infrequent. August, September. 



MENYANTHES, Tournefort. Buckbean. 



TRIFOLIATA, L. Trifoliate Menyanthes. 



Cold swamps. Littlefalls. Mud lake. Hidden lake. Frankfort hill. Rome. 

 Point of Rock lake. Abundant in the northern part of the county and the 

 north woods. Frequent. May. 



LIMNANTHEMUM, Gmelin. Floating-heart, 



LACUNOSUM, Griseb. Pitted-leaved himnanthemum. 



Ponds, lakes. Oneida lake, Knieskern. Rare. June, July. 



APOCYNACE^. Dogbanes. 



APOCYNUM, Tournefort. Apocyna. 



ANDROSiEMiFOLiUM, L. AndroscBmum-leaved Apocynum. 



Hillsides, copses. Littlefalls. Open plains of Rome. Common. June, July. 



CANNABiNtJM, L. Hemp Apocynum. 



Banks of streams. Abundant along the low banks of the Mohawk river. Fish 

 creek. 



var. PUBESCENS, DC. Pubescent-leaved Apocynum. 



Northern part of the State, Gray. Troy, Aiken in herb. Sartwell Ham. Coll. 



var. HYPERiciFOLiUM, Gray. Hypericum-leaved Apocynum. 



East- and West-Canada creeks. Gray. Penn-Yan, Sartwell in herb. Ham. 

 Coll. Frequent. June - August. 



