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oil). T. Americana. L. Win i i: I'.i.m. 



Common. 



511. Celtii oeeidentalls, i^. Backbebby. 



nth of Everhart's bland, and south of Lackawanna 

 Ood oear Lackawanna River. 



512. Morns rubra, L. 1 1 : : i > tfuLBEBBY. 

 Near road Booth of Lackawanna station. 



613. Urtlea gracilis, Alt. Blender Nettle. 

 Common, I /«*. X. I), in ft 



."ill. Laportea Canadensis, Gaud. Wood NETTLE. 

 Common, (J?, N. J), in h< rb. I 



615. Pllea pamila, Gray. Richweed. 



Common, (JR. N. D. in herb.) 



516. Parietaria Pennsjlranica, Muhl. Pellitort. 



Lodges above Taylorville. 



f>17. Humnlns Lupulus, L. Hop. 

 "Escaped," (in herb. B. X r . D.) 



PILATANACE^E. 



518. Plataaufl occidentalis, L. Buttonwood. Sycamore. 

 Along the Lackawanna and Susquehanna Rivera. 



JUGIiAXDACE .!•:. 



619. Jnglans cinerea, L. Butternut. 



Lower Lackawanna Valley. Along the Susquehanna. 



J. nigra, L. Black Walnut. 



"Occasional," (R. X. I).) Scarce In Lackawanna Valley 

 from Scranton to Pittston. Along the Susquehanna. (Also 



above the Wyoming Valley to lister.) 



521. Carya alba, Nutt SHAOBABK HICKORY. 

 Woods, frequent. 



