28 PENTANDRIA. MONOGYNIA 



4 aestivalis. Mx. ( Summer-grape. ) 

 intermedia. Muhl. Cat. 

 In woods and hedges, h • June — July, greenish, berries 

 purple. 



118. Kibes. L. Currant . Gooseberry. 



rccurvatum. Mx.^Ph. 

 floridum. L. 

 Pcnnsylvanicum. Lmk. 

 In woods, and moist shady places. *z . May. pale yellow. 



119. Claytonia. L. 



Virginica. L. In woods and moist shady places, u • April 

 ~June. white and pink. 



120. Viola. Violet. 



1 palmata. L. In meadows and woods, it. May. blue. 



2 pedata. L. In woods and among rocks, u. May — 



June. blue. 



3 sagittata. Ait. Hills, among rocks, u. May — June. 



4 lanccnlata. L. Wet meadows and borders of ponds. 



May — Nov. white. 



5 blauda. Willd. In bog meadows and in woods, u. May 



— June, white. 



6 ovata. Nutt. 

 primulifolia. Ph. 



On dry hills, u. May. blue. 



7 primulifolia. L. In meadows and along ditches, y. 



May. white. 



8 cucullata. L. Infields and open woods. u. Anril 



Oct blue. * 



9 Canadensis. L. Shady woods, if. July. blue. 



10 uliginosa. Muhl. 

 striata. Ph. ? 



Moist shady places. Hills near Hoboken. Cooper, u . June, 

 blue. 



11 pubescens. Ait. 

 t'cnnsylvanica. Mx. 



Shady woods and on the sides of hills. April— May. yellow 



12 bicolor. Ph. J 

 tenclla. Muhl. Cat. (Raf.) 



arvensis. Ell. 

 On the rocky hills near Bergen. Kncvcls. Woods near Wee- 

 hawk. ©. May. white or pale blue. Frequently apetalous. 

 121. Impatiens. L. Jewel-weed. Touch-me-not. Balsam 



1 pallida. Nutt. 

 nolitangere. L. ? 

 aurea. Muhl. Cat. ? 



Wet shady places. ©. July—Sept, orange-spotted. 



2 fulva. Nutt. l 

 biflora. Walt. 



maculata. Muhl. Cat. 

 Nolitangere. B. Mx. 

 In simular situations. ®. July, orange. 



