138 [ASSEMBLY | 
CurysospPLenium, L. Golden Saatfrage. 
americanum, Schwein. C. oppositifolium, Micha. and most Ame- 
rican botanists ; not of Linn. In water. April— 
May. 
Miteua, L. False Sanicle, Bishop’s Cap. 
diphylla, ZL. Rocky wet banks. May. 
nuda, LZ. M. cordifolia, Lam. M. prostrata, Miche. Moist 
rocky places. May-June. 
Traretia, L. Mitre-wort. 
cordifolia, Z. Rocky woods. May-June. 
Hevcuera, L. Alum-root. 
americana, ZL. Shady rocks. June-July. 
Orper HAMAMELACE. Tue Wircu Hazeu Trise 
Hamameuis, L. Witch Hazel. 
virginiana, L. Woods. October-November. 
Orver UMBELLIFERA. Tue Umse.irerous Trise. 
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Hyprocotyte, L. Marsh Penny-wort. 
umbellata, LZ. Var. umbellulata, D.C. Sandy swamps, Long 
Island. July—August. 
americana, L. Moist shady places and swamps. July. 
Crantzia, Nutt. 
. linearis, Nutt. Muddy banks of rivers, West Point. Prof. Bailey. 
Sanicuta, L. Sanicle. 
marilandica, Z. Woods. June-August. 
Cicuta, L. 
maculata, L. Water Hemlock. Wet grounds. July-August. 
bulbifera, L. Swamps. August. 
Zizia, Koch. 
aurea, Koch. Rocky hills. June. 
cordata, Koch. Meadows, and banks of rivers. May-June. 
integerrima, D.C. Dry hills. May. 
