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4 sanguinea. Ph. ? (June berries.) In woods. A tree 30 



or 40 feet high. Berries red — eatable, white. 



5 coronaria. L. {Crab apple.) 

 Mains coronaria. Mx. 



In woods. New-Jersey, fc . 



244. Spirea. L. Meadow sweet. 



1 Salicifolia. Ait. 

 alba. Muhl. Cat. 



Wet meadows. New-Jersey. ^ • June, July, white or 

 pink. 



2 tomentosa. L. Meadows. Weehawk. \ . July — Sept. 



3 opulifolia. L. (Nine bark. Virginian guelder rose.) 



Rocky hills. New-Jersey. T? . July, white. 



245. Gilienia. Moench. Indian physic. 



trifoliata. Moench. (Bowman's root. Ipecacuanha.) 

 Spirea trifoliata. L. 

 On the sides of hills. New-Jersey. U. June, white. 



POLYGYNIA. 



246. Rosa. L. Rose. 



1 parviflora. Willd. 

 Carolina. Mx. 



In woods and copses. \ . June — July. red. 



2 lucida. Willd. In low copses, T?. July. red. 



S gcmella. Willd. Woods and swamps. T^. July. red. 



4 Carolina. Willd. 

 Pennsylvanica. Mx. 

 corymbosa. Elirh. 



Swamps. 1?. June — July. red. 



5 suaveolens. Ph. (American sweet-briar. J 

 rubiginosa. Muhl. Cat. 



On hills and borders of woods. J? . June. red. 



247. Ruuus. Blackberry, bramble, $c. 



1 villosus. Ait. (Blackberry.) In woo'ds and commons, 



^. June — July, white. 



2 strigosus. Mx. ( Red raspberry.) 

 Pennsylv aniens. Lmk. 



On hills. N. Jersey, k . June, white. 



3 occidentalis. L. (Wild raspberry.) In rocky woods. 



1? . May — Aug. white. 



4 trivialis. Mx. (Dewberry.) 

 procumbens. Muhl. 



In fields among rocks. £. May— Jul v. white. 



5 odoratus. L. (Flowering raspberry. Canadian rasp- 



berry.) On high hills, Manhattanville and Wcehawk. 

 fc. May— July. red. 



6 cuneifolius. Ph. Pine barrens of New- Jersev. h, v . s. 



7 saxatilis. L. 



B. Canadensis, Mx. 



