156 [Assemery” 
OrpER POLEMONIACEA:: Tue Greex-Vaterian TRIBE. 
Puiox, £. 
divaricata, L. Dry woods and rocky banks. May. 
subulata, L. Mountain Pink. Rocky hills. May. 
PoxtEemonium, L. Greek Valerian, Jacob’s Ladder. 
reptans, LZ. Cattaraugus county. Dr. Bradley. 
OrpER CONVOLVULACE. ‘Tue Binpweep TRIBE. 
~Convotvutus, L. Bind-weed. 
§ arvensis, LZ. Near Fort Ticonderoga, Lake Champlain, Mr. 
Near Albany, Dr. Beck. 
sepium, L. Moist thickets. June—July. 
spithameus, L. Dry woods and fields. June. 
panduratus, L. Wald Potato-vine, Mechoacanna, Man-of-the- 
earth. Borders of woods and hill sides. July— 
August. 

Cuscuta, L. Dodder. 
americana, L. Low grounds. August. 
§ epilinum, Wethe. C. europea, Beck, Darlington, &c.; not of 
Iinrn. Flax Dodder. Parasitic on flax. June. 
OrpvpER BORAGINACE®. ‘Tue Borace Triste. 
LituosrErmum, L. Gromwell. 
§ arvense, L. Corn Gromwell. Cultivated grounds, pastures, 
&c. May. 
latifolium, Miche. Sandy fields and river banks. May. © L. den- 
ticulatum, Lehm. is said to grow in the State of 
New-York, but I have never received specimens 
of the plant from any part of the United States. 
Batscura, Gmel. 
canescens, Micha. Puccoon. Northern part of the State, Prof. 
. Hadley. June. 
Onosmopium, Miche. 
hispidum, Miche. Dry hills. July. 
