7* MONOECIA. TRIANDRIA, 



7 scoparia. Willd. In similar situations. %. June. 



8 multiflora. Willd. In swamps, %. May. 



9 stipata. Willd. Wet meadows and swamps. May. 



10 stellulata. Willd. In boggy meadows. U. June. 



11 sparginoides. Willd. Wet meadows. H. June. 



12 varia. Willd. On dry rocky hills, and in woods, y, 



April — May. 



13 marginata. Willd. In dry woods. 11. May. 



14 vestita. Willd. In hog meadows, u. Juno. 



15 suhulata. Mx. In the cedar swamp at Wcehawk. 2/ 



July. 



16 tentaculata. Willd. In swamps. %. May June. 



17 rostrata. Mx. In swamps and low grounds. %. June. 



18 lupulina. Willd. In boggy meadows. Greenwich, y. 



June. 



19 plantaginca. L. In woods and wet meadows. %. April 



— June. 



20 anceps. Schr. In woods and on rocky hills. %. April 



— May. 



21 oligocarpa. Willd. In woods. %. May. 



22 pseudo-cypcrus. Willd. In the cedar swamp, N. Dur- 



ham. June. 

 ■23 conoidea. Willd. In woods and moist shady grounds 

 %. May. 



24 laxiflora. Willd. Moist shady places. %. May—. 



June. 



25 folliculata. Willd. 

 inteumsccns. Rudge. Lin. Trans. 



In swamps. If. June. 



26 miliacea. Schk. In swamps. 14. May. 



27 pcllita. Willd. In swamps and low wet grounds. %. 



May — June. 



28 crinita. Willd. In swamps. %. June. 



29 acuta. Willd. Marshes and banks of rivers. %. May. 

 oO laeustus. Willd. 



riparia. Muhl. Gram. 

 In swamps and borders of ponds. %. June. 

 o89. Scleria. Gaert. Whip-gr&s. 



triglomerata Mx. In Newark meadows. he Conk. 

 • >90. Comptonia. Gaert. Sweet fern. 



asplenifolia. Ait. 

 Liquidambar asplenifolium. L. 

 Rocky woods. Bloomingdale, &c. b . May. 

 S91. Sisrpicula. L. 

 occidentalis. Ph. 

 vertirillata. Muhl. Cat. 

 Elodea Canadensis. Mx. 

 Udora Canadensis. Nutt. 

 In the Passaic, plentifully. Aug.— Sept. white, 



