164 GEOLOGY OF OHIO. 



RlBES RtlBRUM SUBGEANDUEOSUM Maxim. 



Geauga Co., Dr. Caiifield (J. S. Newberry Cat.) ; Thompson Ledge (Geauga Co.) 

 H. C. Beardslee (Cat.); Lorain Co., A. A. Wright (Cat); Painesville, O. 

 Hacker. 



LXIX. Order SARRACENIACE^E. Pitcher Plants. 



353. SARRACENIA Tourn. Side-Saddle Flower. 



Sarracenia purpurea L. Pitcher-plant. Huntsman's Cup. 



Geauga Lake (Portage Co.) W. Krebs; Chardon (Geauga Co.) W. C.Werner; 

 Lorain Co., A. A. Wright (Cat.) ; Akron (Summit Co.) E..W. Claypole. 



LXX. Order DROSERACE^E. Sundew Family. 



351. DROSERA L. Sundew. 



Drosera intermedia americanum DC. 

 "Northern Ohio," H. C. Beardslee (Cat.) 



Drosera rotundifoeia L. 



Lorain Co., A. A. Wright (Cat.) ; Summit Co., W. Krebs and E. Claassen; Lake 

 Co., Otto Hacker; Licking Co., H. L- Jones (Cat.) ; Champaign Co., Wm. C. 

 Werner. 



LXXI. Order CRASSULACE.E. Orpine Family. 



355. PENTHORUM Gronov. Ditch STone-crop. 



Penthorum sedoides L. 

 Common in wet places. 



356. SEDUM Tourn. Stone-crop. Orpine. 



Sedum ACRE L. Mossy Stone-crop. 

 "Adveutive" H. C. Beardslee (Cat.) 



Sedum pulcheeeum Mx. 



Miami Valley, A. P. Morgan (Flora). 



Sedum teeephioides Michx. 



"Eastern Ohio," J. S.Newberry (Cat.) 



SEDUM TELEPHIUM L. Garden Orpine or Live-for-ever. 



Escaped from cultivation, Columbus, Wm. C. Werner; Miami Valley, A. P. Mor- 

 gan (Flora). 



