DECANDRIA. MONOGTNIA, 4t 



$ nictitans. L. (Sensitive pea. J Sandy hills. Long-Is- 

 land. <3. July — Sept. yellow. 



203. Hypopithys. Dill. Nutt. Pine-sap. 



lanuginosa. Nutt. 

 Monotropa lanuginosa. Mx. 

 In woods. Long-Island, u. July — Aug. pale brown. 



204. Monotropa. L. Bird's nest. 



uniflora. L. (Indian pipe. J 

 morisoniana. Big. Fl. Bost. 

 In woods. Bloomingdale, and Long-Island near Brooklyn- 

 May— June. It varies with upright, or drooping flow- 

 ers, white. 



205. Kalmia. L. Laurel. 



1 latifolia. L. ( Calico bush. J On the hills from Manhat- 



tanville to Kingsbridge. k . June — July, pink or 

 white. 



2 angustifolia. L. ("Dwarf or slieep laurel. Kill-calf. J In 



woods. Sometimes in swamps. New-Jersey. \ . June 

 — July. red. 



206. <\ Lbiophyixum. Ell. Sand myrtle* 

 I Ammyrsine. Ph. 



thymifolium. Ell. 



Ledum thymifolium. Link. 



buxifolium. Ait. 

 Ammyrsine buxifolia. Ph. 

 In the pine barrens of New-Jersey, k . May — June, white* 



207. Rhodora. L. 



Canadensis. L. In woods about Flushing. Long-Island. 

 Frince. h . red. 



208. RnonoDENDRON. L. Rose bay. Mountain laurel. 



maximum. L. (Big laurel.) In the cedar swamp at 

 Wechawk, and on Statcn-Island. fc . June — July. red. 



209. Vaccinium. L. Whortleberry or Huckleberry. 



1 stamineum. L. ( Deer-berry. J In dry stony woods. N- 



York and N. Jersey, k • May— June, white. 



2 frondosum L. (Blue-berry. J 

 glaucum. Mx. 



In swamps and woods. \ . June, white and pink. 



3 dumosum. Curt. Mag. ( Blue tangles. J 

 frondosum. Mx. 



In shady woods, k . June, white. 



4 resinosum. L. (Black wlwrtleberry.J Common on hills. 



h . May — June. red. 



5 corymbosum. L. (High whortleberry. J 

 dissomorphum. Mx. 



amoenum. Willd. 

 In woods and hedges- h • May — June, white. 

 H Pennsylvanicum. Mx. ("Blue whortleberry,) 

 tenellum. Ph. ? 

 virgatum. Willd. (Muhl.) 



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