72 PLANTS OF ONEIDA COUNTY 



ACALYPHA, /.. Three-seeded Mercury. 



viiKiiMCA, L. Virginian Acalypha. 



Roadsides, moist grounds. Common. August - October. 



UETICACEiE. mttles. 



ULMUS, L. Elms. 



pulva, Michx. Slippery, Red Elm. 



Open hilly woods along rivulets, and banks of streams. Common along tbc 

 Mohawk." Frequent. April. 



Americana, L. White, American Elm. 



Woods, hills and dales. Common. April. 



racemosa, Thomas. Cork;/, Racemed Elm. 



Brows of ravines, river-banks. Abundant along the Mohawk and its tributa- 

 ries. April. 



CELTIS, Tournefort. Netlletree. Sugarberry. 



occidentalis, L. Western Celtis. 



Rocky woods and banks. Near Oneida lake, Knieskern. Gorliam, Ontario 

 count}-. Sartwell. Rare. April, May. 



MORUS, Tournefort. Mulberries. 



rubra, L. Red Mulberry. 



Open woods. Near the Aqueduct, Schenectady. Pearson. Penn-Yan, Yates 

 county, Sartwell in herb. Ham. Coll. Scarce. May. 



ALBA, L. White Mulberry. 



Woods, and about houses, Knieskern. Frequent in Schenectady county, in 

 thickets along road-fences, and often a tree. Penn-Yan, introduced, Sartwell 

 in herb. Ham. Coll. Occasional. May. 



UPcTICA, Tournefort. Nettles. 



gracilis, Alton. Tall, Slender Nettle. 



Fences, river-banks. Common. July, August. 



DIOICA, L. Dioecious Nettle. 



Waste places. Schenectady, Pearson. Oneida county, Knivskern. Gorham, 

 Ontario county, Sart wel I. Uncommon. June -August. 



LAPORTEA, Gaudich. Wood Nettle. 



canadensis, Gaud. Canadian Laportea. 



Ravines and damp woods. Common. July. 



PILEA, Lindley. Cleariceed. 



PUMILA, Gray. Low Pilea. 



Shaded springy banks; borders of streams in wooded ravines. 



Common. July, August. 



BCEHMERIA, Jacquin. False Nettle. 



cylindrica, Willd. Cylindric-fruited BceJimeria. 



Swamps and wet open woods. Frequent. July, August. 



PARIETARIA, Tournefort. Pellitory. 



Pennsylvania, Muhl. Pennsylvania!! Parietaria. 



Shady hillsides; rocky sides of streams. Ithaca, Tompkins county, Sartwell 

 in herb. Ham. Coll. Rare. May - July. 



