364 REPORT OF NEW JERSEY STATE, MUSEUM. 



Cypripedium pubescens Willd. Large Yellow Slipper-Plant. 



Cypripedium pubescens Willdenow, Syst. PI. IV., 143, 1805 [North Amer- 

 ica], — Willis 62.— Britton 236.— Keller and Brown 108. 



Rich' woods ; frequent in the northern counties, rare and local 



southward in the Middle district. 



Fl. — Early May to late May. 



Middle District.— Englishtown (C), Washington Park (KB), Bet. Mullica 

 Hill and Mickleton (H), Swedesboro. 



Cypripedium parvlflorum Salisb. Small Yellow Slipper-Plant. 



Cypripedium parviAorum Salisbury, Trans. Linn. Soc. 1 : 77. 1791 [Vir- 

 ginia].— Pursh. Fl. Am. Sept. 11:594- 1814. 



Rich woods of the northern counties, local. Very rare in the 

 Middle district, only one station recorded in Britton's catalogue 

 on authority of R. W. Brown and no specimen seen. 



Middle District,— Keyport (C). 



GALEARIS Rafinesque.°>= 

 Galearis spectabills (L.). Showy Orchis. 



PI. XLIV. 



Orchis spectabilis Linnjeus, Sp. PI. 943. 1753 [Virginia]. — Willis 61. — Brit- 

 ton 233. 



Rich woods; common in the northern district and occasional 

 southward in the Middle district. 

 F/.— Early May to late May. 



Middle District— Ktyport (C), Freehold (C), Bordentown (C), New 

 Egypt, Swedesboro, Sharpstown (H), Oliphant's Mill (H). 



PERULARIA Lindley. 



Perularia flava (L.). Pale-green Orchis. 



Orchis Aava Linnaeus, Sp. PI. 942. 1753 [Virginia].— Nuttall Gen. II. 188. 



1818. 

 Hahenaria flava Britton 234. 



*The generic name Galearis of Rafinesque 1836, has usually been rejected 

 as too near Galcaria Presl 1830, and Galeorchis was proposed by Rydberg as 

 a substitute. There is a tendency now, however, to retain all names possible 

 which are not absolutely identical or dififer only in gender terminations, and I 

 think Galearis can safely be retained. 



