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34 METROPOLITAN PARK FLORA. 
SANICULA, Tourn. Brack SNAKEROOT. 
S. Marylandica, L. 
Thickets, open dry or moist woods, and meadows. B*, 
common : — M@*, common in damp woods: — S *, frequent in 
rocky woods. 
ARALIACEAE. GINSENG FAMILY. 
ARALIA, Tourn. Wutp SARsAPARILLA. 
A. racemosa, L. SpimkENARD. LIFE-OF-MAN. 
Rich soil in woods and open places. B*, rare; W. slope 
of Great Blue Hill; Hawk Hill: — M *, occasional. 
A. hispida, Vent. BristLy SARSAPARILLA. 
Rocky places and sandy soil. 6B*, common; ledges, N. of 
Fox Hill, ete. :— M, common in upland rocky woods; abun- 
dant on S. shore of Spot Pond :—S, Milkweed Hill. 
A. nudicaulis, L. Wuitp SARSAPARILLA. 
Rich woods and moist woodlands. 6* and M, common :— 
BB*, occasional. 
CORNACE~€.. Dogwoop FAMILY. 
CORNUS, Tourn. Cornet. Docgwoop. 
Cc. Canadensis, L. BuncuBerry. DwarF CorNEL. 
Damp woods. B*, rare; valley, N. of Wampatuck Hill; 
Hawk Hill: -—-M, occasional : — S*, occurs. 
C. florida, L. FLower1ne Doewoop. 
Dry and moist rocky woods. 6*, frequently found on dry 
and rocky slopes and near the edges of moist runs in the E. 
section, less frequently in the W. and central sections; easily 
killed by fire, but sprouts freely from the stumps :— M%*, oc- 
casional throughout; rather common in the region of Spot 
Pond: —S*, frequent. 
C. circinata, L’Her. Rounp-LEAVED CORNEL. 
Rich rocky woods. B*, ledges and woods; E. slope of 

