44 PLANTS OF ONEIDA COUNTY 



TUBEROSUS L. Artichoke. Tuberous Helianthus. 



Walls and feuces. Occasional. 



ACTINOMERIS, Nuttall. Actimmeris. 



SQUAEEOSA, Nutt. Squarrose-involucred AcHTwmeris. 



Borders of Crooked lake, Yates countv, Sartwell in herb. Ham. Coll. "Wes- 

 tern New-York, Torrey 4" Gray Fl. Kare. August, September. 



BIDENS, L. Bur-viarigold:<. 



FEONDOSA, L. Leafy Bidens. 



Walls, yards, waste places. Common. July - September. 



CONNATA, MzM. Connate-leaoed Bidens. 



Ditches, brooks. Uncommon. 



CEENUA, L. Nodding Bidens. 



Swamps. Frequent. 



CHEYSANTHEMOIDES, Michx. Chnjsanthemum-Uke Bidens. 



Marshes, borders of streams. Abundant. 



BEOicii, Torrey. Discovered by L. C. Beck. 



Sander's lake, Scotia, where it was discovered by Dr. Beck, Pearson. Ca- 

 naderaga lake, Miss S. Cooper : outlet of Schuyler's lake. Gray. Southern 

 part of Oneida county Crawe, Knieskern. Ponds near Augusta, J. S. Dou- 

 glass, Torrey Fl. N.Y. Oswego falls, Aiken in herb. Sartwell Ham. Coll. 

 Sodus bay, Eaton bot. Rare. July, August. 



BIPINNATA, L. Bipinnate Bidens. 



Bordering gardens and fields. Seneca lake, Sartwell. Scarce. 



HELENIUM, L. Helenium. 



AUTUMN ALE, L. Autumnal Selenium. 



Flats of brooks and creeks. Common. September. 



MARUTA, Cassini. Mayweed. 



COTULJ DC. Cup-involucred Maruta. 



Waste places, everywhere. June - September. 



ANTHEMIS, L. Camomile. 



ARVENSIS, L. Field Anthemis. 



Cultivated land and neglected fields. Schenectady, Pearson. Sandy cleared 



grounds at the head of Oneida lake. Penn-Yau, Sartwell in herb. Ham. Coll. 



Rare. June, July. 



ACHILLEA, L. Yarrow. 



MILLEFOLIUM, L. Milfoil Achillea. 



Roadsides, pastures, barren hillsides. On the rocks of Little-falls probably, 

 and along the cliffs of Fish creek doubtless it is native. In the latter habitat, 

 it abounds over the precipices from clefts of rock, in moist soil of ledges 

 and near dripping water or falling streams ; far up the creek, for many miles 

 among the woods, above any means of introduction. Common. 



var. ROSEA. Penn-Yan, Sartwell in herb. Ham. Coll. 



June - September. 



LEUCANTHEMUM, Tournefort. Oxeye Daisy. 



VULGARE, Lamarck. Common Whiteweed. 



Meadows, pastures, roadsides. Common. June, July. 



