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Buclcs— Bristol (P.). Delaware— Tinicum(P.). 



New Jersey— Common along the coast. ! Compere— Camden, Mart. ' (B. 

 C). ' Gloucester— Center Square (He.); near Swedesboro (Ifl.). 

 New Castle— Swamps, river shore, Holly Oak. Frequent. 



4. CHAEBOPHYLLUM L. 

 1.. Chaebophylmjm procumbens (L.) Crantz. Chervil. M. p. 674. Moist 

 ground. Spring. 

 Philadelphia— Wissahiokon, Biver Boad near Belmont (Je.), Schuylkill 

 above Philadelphia (Pr.), Ormiston, Fairmount Park (VP,). Buohs— 

 Near Point Pleasant (Fr.), Nockamixon (Le-) (Mae.). Montgomery— 

 Perkiomen (Cr.), Ivy Bock (Ke.), Areola (Mar.). Delaware— Chad's 

 Ford (B. Sm.). Chester— (P.). Lancaster— (P.). Lehig h— Salisbury 

 (Kr.). Northampton^- (P.). Dduphih-^Steelton (Wn.). 



Camden— Banks of Delaware below Gloucester (Wn,). Mercer— Tien- 

 ton and northward (C). • ' 

 New Castle— General and frequent. < i 



5. WASHINGTONIA Baf. Sweet Cicely. 



Pubescent; style and stylopodium 1 mm; long or less. 1. W. Claytoni. 



Glabrate; style and stylopodium 2 mm. long. 2. W. longistylis. 



1. WashIngtonia 'Claytoni (Michx.) Britton. M. p. 675. Woods. Spring. 



2. Washingtonia longistylis (Torr.) Britton. M. p. 675. Woods. 



"Spring. 



6. TOBILIS Adans. 

 1. Torilis Anthkiscus (L.) Gmel. Hedge-parsley. ' M. p. 675. Waste 

 places. Summer. 

 Camden— Kaighn 's Point (Ja.). Cape May— Wiidwood, Anglesea. 



7. CONIUM L. 

 1. Conitjh maculatum L. Poison Hemlock. M. p. 676. WaBte places. 

 Summer. 

 Buclcs— Near Point Pleasant (Fr.), New Hope (Ws.). . Montgomery— 

 Spring Mill (Je.). Chester— (P.). Lancaster— (P.). Northampton — 

 Easton (Ca.), Wind Gap (He.) (Li.). 



Burlington— Pemberton (C). Camden— Ballast (C). Hunterdon— 

 Bull's Island (C). 



New Castle— 18th Street near Wooddale Avenue. Not common. 



8. BTJPLETJBTJM L. 

 1, Bupleurum rotundifolium L. Thorough-wax. M. p. 677. Cultivated 

 and escaped. Summer. 



9. ZIZIA Koch. , 



Basal leaves 2-3-ternately compound. 1. Z. aurea. 



Basal leaves cordate, undivided'; fruit about 3 mm. long. 2. Z. cordata. 



1. Zizia aurea (L.) Koch. Golden Meadow-parsnip. M. p. 678. Fields, 

 meadows and swamps. Spring. 



