APPENDIX I. 



CLASSIFIED LIST OF PLANTS 



Collected by J. W. Ttrbell, C.E., D.L.S., 



in 1893, along the line of route between Lake Athabasca and the 

 west coast ot Hudson Bay; with which is incorporated a small 

 collection made in 1885 at Ashe Inlet, on the north shore of Hudson 

 Strait, and a collection made by Miss Marjorle Lofthouse at Port 

 Churchill. 



The species collected from the Barren Lands are marked B; 

 those from the forest country south of the Barren Lands, or in 

 isolated groves of timber on the banks of the river, north of the 

 general limit of the forest, are marked W. Any species collected 

 both from the woods and from the Barren Lands are marked 

 W.B., or B.W., according to whether they are woodland species 

 extending into the Barren Lands, or Arctic species extending south 

 into the forest. 



Determined by Professor John Macoun, M.A. 



I. RANUNCULACB^. 



1. Anemone patens, L., var. NuttalUana, Gray. — TV. 



Port Chipewyan, Lake Athabasca, June 19. 



2. Anemone parvifiora, Michx. — W.B. 



North shore of Lake Athabasca. Limestone Island, in Nichol- 

 son Lake, and the west shore of Hudson Bay at Port 

 Churchill. 



3. Anemone Rieliardsomi, Hook. — W. 



Dubawnt River, just below Daly Lake. 



4. Anemone muUiflda, Polr. — W. 



Woodcock Portage, on Stone River. 



5. Ranunculus afflnis, R. Br. — B. 



Barlow Lake, Dubawnt River. Dubawnt River, between 

 Schultz and Baker lakes. South shore of Chesterfield Inlet, 

 near its mouth. Port Churchill. 



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