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pendula, Lindl. Cold woods. Rare. 
verticillata, Nutt. Woods. Very rare. 
Caxtopoaon, R. Br. 
pulchellus, R. Br. Swamps. Not rare. 
Carypso, Salisb. 
borealis, Salisb. Abundant in a few swamps, elsewhere very — 
rare. 
Treutaria, Nutt. ! 
discolor, Nutt. Brattleboro, Frost. Rare. “i 
Microsty.is, Nutt. 
monophyllus, Lindl. * Pomfret, Union Village, Mt. Ascutney.” 
ophioglossoides, Nutt. “‘ Pomfret and Mt. Ascutney.” 
Liraris, Rich. 
liliifolia, Rich. Moist banks. Bis. 
Leeselii, Rich. Meadows. Rare. 
CoraLLoruiza, Hall. 
innata, R. Rr. Damp woods. Rare. 
odontorhiza, Nutt. Moist banks. Rare. 
multiflora, Nutt. Very rare. 
Apiecrrum, Nutt. 
Ahyemale, Nutt. Woods. Rare. 
Cypripepium, L. Moccasin Flower. Lady’s Slipper. 
arietinum, R. B Rocky woods. Rare. 
parviflorum, Sol. Rutland, L. Bigelow. 
pubescens, Willd. Moist woods. Not common. 
spectabile, Sw. Swamps. Not generally common. 
acaule, Ait. Common in some places. 


Order 96.—AMARYLLIDACE®. P. 
Hypoxis, L. 
erecta, L. Southern part of the State. 
Order 97.—IRIDACE. 
Ins, L. Blue flag. 
versicolor, L. Common. 
Sisyrincaium, L. 
Bormudiana, L. Common. 
var. anceps, Gray. 
var. mucronatum, Gray. 
7 var. albidum, Gray. 
Order 98.—SMILACEE. 

Sumax, Tourn. 
rotundifolia. L. Not common. 
herbacea, L. Not common. 
