PLANTS OF ONEIDA COUNTY AND VICINITY. 85 



THASPIUM, Nuttall. Meadow Parsnip. 



barbinode, Nuttall. Fringed-jointed Thaspium. 



Borders of woods and rivers. Valley of the Chemung river, Knieskern, 

 Torrey Fl. N.Y. Genesee valley, abundant, C. M. Booth. 



Scarce. June, July. 



•aureum, Nuttall. Golden-flowered Thaspium. 



Wet meadows and along streams. 



var. apterum, Gray. Wingless-fruited-sharp-leaved Thaspium. 



Open woods and damp meadows, Oriskany, Knieskern. 



Frequent. May, June. 



trifoliatum, Gray. Three-parted-leaved Thaspium. 



var. apterum, Gray. Wingless-fruited-round-leaved Thaspium. 



Meadows. Yates county, Sartwell in herb. Ham. Coll. Rare. May. 



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ZIZIA, DC. Zizia. 



* integerrima, DC. Perfectly '-entire-leaved Zizia. 



Dry woods and rocks. Abundant in the pine woods of Schenectady county. 

 Gravelly borders of Oneida lake, Knieskern. Rocky banks of the Black river 

 below Watertown. Scarce. May, June. 



CICUTA, L. Water Hemlock. 



,mactjlata, L. Spotted- stemmed Cicuta. 



"Wet meadows, streams, swamps. Common. July, August. 



%bulbifera, L. Bulb-bearing Cicuta. 



Borders of marshes, creeks, lakes. Common in the north woods. 



Frequent. August. 



SIUM, L. Water Parsnip. 



^ lineare, Michx. Linear-leaved Sium. 



Shady swamps. Common. July, August. 



CRYPTOT^NIA, DC. Honewort. 



^canadensis, DC. Canadian Cryptotmnia. 



Shaded places; about dwellings, orchards. Frequent in rich woods, and 

 common in thickets on the banks of the Mohawk. Abundant. June- Aug. 



OSMORRHIZA, Rafinesque. Sweet Cicely. 



* LONgistylis, DC. Long-styled Osmorrhiza. 



Fertile open woods. Uncommon. June, July. 



, brevisttlis, DC. Short-styled Osmorrhiza. 



Rich woods, ravines. Common. June - August. 



CONIUM, L. Poison Hemlock. 



* MACULATUM, L. Spotted-stemmed Conium. 



Fences, waste places, damp banks. Frequent in towns, roadsides. Common 

 on the banks of the Erie canal ; Schenectady; Littlefalls; Herkimer; Utica: 

 often forming thickets. July. 



CARUM, L. , Caraway. 



• CARUI, L. [Common Carum. 



Roadsides, remote from dwellings, naturalized. Frequent. May - July. 



