Ai DECANDRIA. DECAGYNIA. 



2 lateriflora. L. ? Bog meadows about Newark. 2i. Jun«. 



white. 



3 serpillifolia. L. Sandy fields. ©. May— July, white. 



4 squarrosa. Mx. 

 Caroliniana. Walt. 



In the pine barrens of New-Jersey. U * July, white. 



5 Canadensis. Pers. 

 rubra. B. Mx. 



In salt marshes. New- York and New-Jersey. O* May-* 

 No\ red and white. 



PENTAGYNIA. 



22T. Penthorum. L. Virginian stone-crop. 



sedoides. L. Low wet meadows, and in stagnant waters. 

 11 . July — Aug. greenish yellow. 



228. Oxalis. L. Wood-sorrel 



1 Acetosella. L. On the island of New- York. Le Conle. 



U . white. 



2 violacea. L. In woods among rocks. X- April — June. 



violet. 



3 Corniculata. L. In fields and woods. ©. May — Sept 



yellow. 



4 stricta. Willd. In cultivated grounds. © ? May; — Aug. 



yellow. 



229. Agrostemma. L. Corncockle. 



Githago. L. In grain fields. €>• Juno— July, purr 

 pie. $. 



230. Cerastjum. L. Jftmse-ear chickwecd. 



1 vulgatum. L. Fields and on hills. ©. May — Sept 



white. 



2 viscosum. L. Old fields and road sides. ©. May- 



Sept, white. 



3 nutans. Raf. 

 longepedunculatum. Mulil.? 



In woods. New-Jersey, y. June — July, white. 



4 ten ii il'oli inn. Ph. 



C arvensis. var. ? 

 On the sides of rocky hills. June, white. 



231. Spergcla. L. Corn spurrey. 



arvensis. L. In fields. N. York. Meadows, Hoboken. 

 June. §. white. 



DECAGYNIA. 



232. Phytolacca. L. Poke or pokeberry. 



decandra. L. Borders of fields and along ditches. *#. 

 June. — Oct. white. 



