54 PLANTS OF ONEIDA COUNTY 



LEXTIBITLACE^E. Bladderworts. 



UTRICULARIA, L. Utricularias. 



VULGARIS, L. Common Ulricularia. 



Ponds and their muddy borders. Below Utica. on the flats. Mud lake and 

 Hidden lake, south Herkimer county. Bogs on the meadows of Fish creek 

 above Huniaston's. Black brook at the head of Oneida lake. Pouds near 

 Oneida lake. Knieskern. Abundant. .Imi', July. 



minor, L. Smaller Ulricularia. 



Swamps, Jefferson county, Crawe, Gray in Rare plants of Northern N.Y. 

 Abundant on Hidden lake, among grass in standing water, or along borders 

 of wide places in the rivulet. Scapes ten- to Bft< en-flowered : flowers pale 

 yellow, or flesh -colored. Rare. June, July. 



clandestina, Null. Stem-flowering Utricularia. 



Pond borders. I have another species of Utriculahia, collected near Utica 

 by Dr. Knieskern. which I am unable to determine from the dried and ra- 

 ther imperfect specimens. Its general appearance is that <>t' l~. vulgaris, bat 

 the flowers are scarcely one-third as large as in that species. The spur is 

 short, tliick, and very obtuse. At the base of the scape, and along the sub- 

 merged stem, there are scattered one-flowered peduncles, Torrefy F I N.Y. 

 In a shallow mossy pool on the sphagnum border of Wetmore's pond, 

 Frankfort hill, a few plants. Dare. July. 



intermedia, Hayne. Intermediate Utricularia. 



In very wet swamps, Watertown, Jefferson county, Crawe, Gray in Rare 

 plants of Northern N.Y. Jefferson county, Crawe in herb. Sartwell Ham. 

 Coll. Wet places on Hidden lake. Litchfield, south Herkimer county, where 

 it is abundant. Dare. June, July. 



gibba, L. Gibbous-spurred Utricularia- 



In mossy sloughs on Hidden lake. Swamp west of AVhitesboro, Douglass 

 Houghton in herb., G.W.Clinton. Dare. August. 



cornuta, Michx. Horned Utricularia. 



Swamps, bogs, shores. Abundant on Hidden lake in wet moss. Sphagnous 

 swam]) bordering Perch lake, Jefferson county, Gray in Rare plants of 

 Northern N.Y. Frequent on sandy shores of lakes in the north woods. 

 Swamps on the Pine plains of Dome, Knieskern. Junius, Seneca county, 

 Sartwell in herb. Hani. Coll. Dare. Juno, July. 



PINGUICULA, L. Butterwort. 



VULGARIS, L. Common Butterwort. 



"Wet meadows below the falls of Genesee river at Rochester, Dewey in herb. 

 Union Coll.; Carey in herb. Sartwell Ham. Coll. ; Z. H. Harris in herb. 

 Bradley. Exhausted at Rochester, but said to grow on the walls of the river 

 above or below Portage, Chester Dewey. Dare. June, July. 



OROBANCHACE.E. Bro&mrapes. 



EPIPHEGUS, ~Nutta.ll. Beechdrops. 



virginiana, Barton. Virginian Epiphegus. 



Everywhere in beech woods. The whole plant in color pure golden yellow, in 

 rich woods near Clark's mills. August, September. 



CONOPHOLIS, Wallroth. 



Americana, Wallr. American Conophdis. 



Rich woods. Schoharie county, Knieskern: Oriskany, Vasey , Torr.Fl.N.Y. 

 Chestnut woods east of Auburn, I. H.Hall. Seneca county, Sartwell in herb. 

 Ham. Coll. Oak openings, Parma, Monroe county, Bradley. Dare. June. 



