02 PLANTS OF ONEIDA COUNTY 



canescens, Lehm. Hoary Puccoon. Soft Litkospermum. 



Dry lields. Jonesville, Saratoga county, L. Collins. Auburn. Cayuga county. 

 L 1L IlulL Rare. May, June. 



MERTENSIA, Roth. Lungwort. 



yirginica, DC. Virginian Mertensia. 



Rich grounds along streams. Otsego county, H. Latkrop. Along Wood creek, 



near New-London, Gray. Banks of Oneida and Fish creeks, Knieskern. 



Steuben county, Sartwell in herb. Ham. Coll. Rare. May. 



MYOSOTIS, L. Forget-me-not. 



PALustris, Withering. Marsh Myosotis. 



var. laxa, Gray. • Spreading Myosotis. 



Brook-sides. Abundant from Wood creek westward. May - September. 



VErna, Nutt. Early Myosotis. 



Stony fields, rocky banks. About Utica. Abundant on the barren sides of 

 Black river below Watertown. Frequent. May - July. 



ECHINOSPERMUM, Swartz. Stickseed. 



LAPPULA, Lehmann. Bur Echinospermum. 



Waste-grounds. Common along the Central railroad; and the Chenango 



canal, from Utica southward. Dry gravelly banks, Oneida-castle, Knieskern. 



Chittenango falls. Frequent. July - October. 



CYNOGLOSSUM, Toumefort. Hound' s-tongue. 



OFFICINALE, L. Officinal Cynoglossum. 



Roadsides, ravines. Common. 



var. album. White-fiowered Cynoglossum. 



Penn-Yan, Sartwell in herb. Ham. Coll. June - September. 



VIRGInicum, L. Virginian Cynoglossum. 



Open woods. Near Vernon, J. S. Douglass, Knieskern. Yates county, Sart- 

 well. Greece, Monroe county, Bradley. Scarce. June - August. 



morisoni, DC. Morison's Cyiwglossum. 



Wet thickets and wood borders. Common. July - September. 



HYDROPHYLLACE^]. Waterleafs. 



HYDROPHYLLUM, L. Waterleafs. Hydrophylla. 



VIRGINICUM, L. Virginian Hydrophyllum. 



Woods and meadows. Common. June. 



canadense, L. Canadian Hydrophyllum. 



Deep woods and ravines. Abundant. July. 



APPENdiculatum, Michx. Appendaged-calyxed Hydrophyllum. 



Damp rich woods. Flats of the Mohawk near Utica, Miss J. E. Johnson 

 in herb. Parma, Monroe county, Bradley. Rare. June. 



