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_ resinosa, Ait. Common. (Norway Pine.) 
ica hanian L. Common. (White Pine.) 
f Tourn. Spruce. Fir. 
a spe van Swamps and mountain foresta. Common. ) Black 
re _ alba, Mx. Woods and we tort (White Spruce.) 
‘i oa Canadensis, Mx. (Hemlock Spruce.) 
ha ined, Mar. Not common. (Balsam Fir.) A form of 
‘ ~ this species, resembling Abies Fraseri, is found on the sum- 
ay mits of the higher mountains. 
«, Tourn. Larch. Hackmatack. 
9 hall Mx. Swamps. Common. 
mm pour. Cedar. 
vtalis, L. Very common. (White Cedar.) 
Tourn. 
_ oo L. Willoughby Lake, Frost. ‘“ Mt. Ascutney, Le- 
FUN 8, L. Juniper. 
communis, L. Common. 
ee irginiana, L. Not very common. (Red Cedar.) 
sabina, L. var. procumbens, Pursh. Rutland, Mrs. Carr. 
‘AX s, Tourn. Yew. 
ecata, L. Var. Canadensis, Gray. Cold, damp woods. 
ENDOGENOUS PLANTS. 
Order 89.—ARACEA£. 
lum, Torr. Common. 
ium, Schott. Western portion of the State. Not 
CO L. Sweet Flag. 
a, vus, L. Common. 
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