350 APPENDIX TO PARTS I AND II. 
APPENDIX ¢. 
APPENDIX TO THE CATALOGUE OF THE PLANTS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, 
The number of plants known to grow without cultivation within the limits of the state 
has been somewhat increased since the publication of Volume I. These additions to 
the catalogue of that volume (pp. 395-414), together with those found in its appendix, 
are here presented, marked with letters and signs which are there used and explained, 
indicating distribution, relative abundance, and introduced species. 
A paper on the ‘Distribution of Plants in New Hampshire and Vermont,” by Will- 
iam F. Flint, occurs in the American Naturalist, Volume XI, pages 89-95. The flora 
of the White Mountains has been described by Edward Tuckerman, in T. Starr King’s 
White Fills, pages 230-241; and by J. H. Huntington in Appalachia, Volume I, pages 
100-106. 
POPPY FAMILY. Poterium Canadense. Burnet. . oo 
Papaver Rheas. Corn Poppy. Near the coast. 
Hanover. Pyrus arbutifolia; var. erythrocarpa. 
MUSTARD FAMILY. var. melanocarpa. 
Dentaria maxima. SAXIFRAGE FAMILY. 
Near Bedell’s bridge, Haverhill. Mitella nuda. 
Arabis perfoliata. : ; Hanover. 
Fields ae Connecticut river. PAT RCREC, RARER. 
Be sf calegeee Aneetiartaiver near Proserpinaca palustris. Mermaid- 
White River Junction. weed. 
PINK FAMILY. LOOSESTRIFE FAMILY. 
Cerastium vulgatum. Lythrum Hyssopifolia. . . ay 
Spergularia media. . ‘i Fi « PARSLEY FAMILY. 
VINE FAMILY. Ligusticum Levisticum. Lovage. 
Around old dwellings. 
Vitis cordifolia; var. riparia. ae : 
Zizia integerrima. 
MILKWORT FAMILY. 
HONEYSUCKLE FAMILY. 
Polygala cruciata. F F 
Near the coast. Lonicera parviflora. 
Connecticut valley. 
PULSE FAMILY. 
Colutea arborescens. COMOSINE FAMILY. 
Growing together at Eupatorium teucrifolium. 
tea" — Sumner’s” Falls, E. pubescens. 
Haingeld. Sericocarpus solidagineus. 
Vicia tetrasperma. aN, 
2 Aster tenuifolius. 
ROSE FAMILY. 
A. carneus. 
Prumus maritima. Beach Plum. 4 * , 
Near the coast; also on the upper A. Nove-Angliz. 
terrace west of Amoskeag falls. Solidago stricta. 
