14g FLORA OF PHILADELPHIA. 



(Ha.), 8. Essington (Le.), Chad's Ford (Te.)',' Concord (W. Tr.), near 

 Castle Rock (VP.). Chester — Westtown (Le.), West Bradford Twp. 

 (St.). Lancaster— (P.). Northampton— Pen Argyl (U. C. S.). Lehigh 

 —Spring Valley, Lehigh Mountain (Kr.). ,, , 



New Jersey — Frequent. 



New Castle— Stanton, Harvey. 



3. TROLLIUS L. 

 1. Trollius laxus Salisb. Globe-flower. M. p. 413. Swamps. Spring. 

 Bucks— Springfield (Fr.). Northampton— Easton (Ca.), Upper Saucon 

 near Bingen (Kr.). , , 



4. HELLEBOETJS L. 



1. Helleborus viridis L. Green Hellebore. M. p. .413^ Waste places. 

 Spring. 

 Bucks— Quakertown, Mart. (B. C.) (Cr.), Eoek Hill (Fr.). Montgom- 

 ery—Oaks Station, Perkiomen E. E. (Cr.). Delaware— Glen Mills (Ha.), 

 near Marple (Pr.). Lehigh— Geese 's old place, Salisbury Twp. (Kr.). 



5. CAMMAEUM Hill. 



1. . Cammaetjm hyemale (L.) Greene. Winter AcoriiteJ M. p. 413. Early 

 spring. 

 Philadelphia — Bartram 's . Garden, Haddington (Ws.). Delaware — 

 •Media (P.). WXA^vi \\X^ V ) 



. . IB. COPTIS Salisb. 



1. Coptis tbwolia (L.) Salisb. Gold-thread. M. . p. 413. Damp, mossy 

 woods. Spring. 

 Lehigh— Near Trexlertown (Her.), Dorward Spring, Washington Twp. 

 (Kr.). Northampton— (P.). 

 M ercer— Trenton (C). 



7. XANTHOEEHIZA L 'Her. 

 1. Xanthoebhiza apiifolia L 'Her. Shrub Yellow-root. M. p. 414. Intro- 

 duced. Spring. 

 Philadelphia— Bartram 's Garden; reported at one time along Schuyl- 

 kill near Woodlands (Ha.). 



8. ACTAEA L. 

 Pedicels slender. 1. A. rubra. 



Pedicels stout. 2. A. alba. 



1. Aotaea rtjbea (Ait.) Willd. Bed Baneberry. M. p. 414. Rich woods. 



Spring. 

 Delaware— Wawa (Ja.). Chester— Valley Forge (Ja.). 

 Monmouth — Near Keyport, Cream Ridge (C). Mercer — Princeton, 

 Lawrenceville (C). 



2. Actaea alba (L.) Mill. White Baneberry. M. p. 415. Rich woods. 



Spring. 



9. CIMICIFUGA L. Bugbane. 

 1. Cimicifdga bacemosa (L.) Nutt. Black Snakeroot? Black Cohosh. M. 

 p. 415. Rich woods. Summer. 



