64 PLANTS OF ONEIDA COUNTY 



NIGRUM, L. Black-fruited Solanum. 



Waste places and woods. Frequent. July - September. 



LYCOPEKSICUM, Tournefort. Love-apple. Tomato. 



ESCULENTUM, Miller. Esculent Lycoperfticum. 



Escapes from cultivation into waste places. Marshes of Salina, at the head 

 of the lake. July - September. 



PHYSALIS, L. Ground-cherry. 



viscosA, L. Clomniy Phymlifi. 



Roadsides, fences, old fields. Schenectady, Pearson. Otsego county, H. 

 Lathrop. ISTear Oneida lake, Gray. Penn-Yan, Yates county, Sariwell. 



Infrequent. July, August. 



ATEOPA, L. Deadly Nightshade. 



BELLADONNA, L. Fair-lady's Atropa. 



Naturalized in Parraa, Monroe county, Bradley. Rare. June, July. 



NICANDRA, Adanson. Apple of Peru. 



PHYSALOIDES, Gajrtner. ■ Physalis-lilce Nicandra. 



Neglected gardens and fields. Naturalized in Greece, Bradley. 



Infrequent. July - September. 



HYOSCYAMUS, Tournefort. Henbane. 



NIGER, L. Black Hyoscyamus. 



Waste lots in cities. Abundant on waste banks and bottoms of Otsquago 

 creek at Fort-Plain, Montgomery county. Otsego county, H. Lathrop. Os- 

 wego, about excavations. Infrequent. June - September. 



DATUKA, L. 



STRAMONIUM, L. Officinal Stramonium. White-flowered Datura. 



Streets of Albany and Utica. 



var. TATULA, Torrey. Thorn-apple. Purplejiowered Datura.. 

 Waste-places about Schenectady. Roadsides a mile or two below Utica. 

 About Bridgewater, Gray. Scarce. July - September. 



GENTIANACE^. Gentians. 



ERYTHRiEA, Persoon. Centaury.- 



CENTAURIUM, Pers. The Ancient Centaurion. 



Meadows and pastures. Oswego, two miles northward near the Lake shore; 



two or three miles south of the city and east of the river, borders of woods. 



Local. July - September. 



FRASERA, Walter. American Columbo. 



CAROLiNENSis, Walt. Carolinian Frasera. 



Open dry woods. Banks of the Genesee river, Hadley, which should be the 

 reference in Torrey Fl. N.Y., instead of West-Canada creek. Gray. East- 

 Bloomfield, Ontario county, Sariwell. Penfleld, Monroe county, X. Holzer : 

 C. M. Booth. South of Moscow, Livingston county, Bradley. Rare. July. 



GENTIANA, L. Gentians. 



QUINQUEFLOEA, Lamarck. Five-flowered Gentian. 



Hillsides. Lake George and Fairfield, HadZey i» fterft. Factory glen; Rot- 

 terdam springs, Pearson. Bridgewater, Gray in cat. Borders of a beaver 



