PLANTS OF ONEIDA COUNTY AND VICINITY. 93 



ERIGERON, L. Fleabanes. 



• canadense, L. Canadian Erigeron 



Roadsides, waste places; a field weed. Comraon. July - September. 



• bellidifolioi, Muhl. Daisy, BelUs-leaved Erigeron. 



Rocky hillsides and edges of thickets. Infrequent. May. 



• philadelphicoi, L. Philadelphia Erigeron. 



Borders of woods, swamps; wet rocks. Common. June, July. 



• annuum, Persoon. Annual Erigeron. 



"Waysides, waste-places. Common. June - August. 



• strigosf/m, Muhl. Hairy Erigeron. 



Neglected fields, poor meadows. Common. June. July. 



DIPLOPAPPUS, Cassini. Double-bristled Asters. 



linariifolius, Hooker. Linaria-leaved Diplopappus. 



Rocky, gravelly or sandy soils. Schenectady. Pearson. Gray. 



Infrequent. August - October. 



oibellatus, Torr. & Gr. Umbelled Diplopappus. 



Open swamps. Abundant, especially on the hills. August, September. 



amygbalinus, Torr. & Gr. Almond-leaved Diplopappus. 



Marshes. Gorkatn, Ontario county, Sartwell. Dundee. Yates county, 

 Wright, Vasey. Rare. August. 



cornifolius, Darlington. Cornus-leaved Diplopappus. 



Open woods. Oswego, Knieskern in herb. Sartwell Ham. Coll. 



Rare. July - September. 



SOLIDAGO, L. Goldenrods. 



squarrosa, Muhl. Squarrose-involucred Solidago. 



Dry rocky soil and woods. Abundant at Alexandria bay, G. W. Clinton. 

 Penn-Yau, Sartwell. Mount Hope and banks of the Genesee below Roches- 

 ter, C. M. Booth. Rare. 



bicolor, L. Silver-rod. Two-colored Solidago. 



Hillsides and barren sandy copses. Abundant. 



latifolia, L. Broad-leaved Solidago. 



Shaded rocks and banks. Common. 



c^esia, L. Gray-purple-stemmed Solidago. 



"VYooded hills, thickets. Frequent. 



pfberula, Nuttall. . Downy Solidago. 



Top of a high hill near Tarrytown, I. H. Hall. Rare. 



stricta, Alton. Willow-leaved, Wand-like Solidago. 



Sphagnum swamps. Oneida county, Gray, Torrey Fl. N.Y. Abundant in 

 the swamp on Paris hill. Rare. July. 



speciosa, Nuttall. Showy Solidago. 



var. ANGUSTATA, Torr.Sf Gr., or a depauperate form, on the 

 sides and summit of Bald rock, near Third lake, north Herkimer county. 



Rare. August. 



ohioensis, Padded. Ohio Solidago. 



Low lands. Yates county, Sartwell in herb. Ham. Coll. In various parts of 

 Western N.Y., Knieskern, Sartwell, G. W. Clinton, Torr. § Gr. Fl. Rare. 



