CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 35 
Hancock Hill; Great Dome, etc.: — M@*, E. of Melrose Res- 
ervoir ; rocky woods near Cascade : — S, occurs. 
C. sericea, L. Simxy Cornet. KINNIKINNIK. 
Wet places. B* and M, common: — S, frequent:— BB*, 
occasional. 
C. paniculata, L’Her. Panictep CorRNEL. 
Dry open ground, roadsides, and thickets. B* and M%*, 
common : — S *, rare; meadow, N. W. of Bold Knob; Over- 
brook Hill: — B B, occasional. 
C. alternifolia, L. f. AtreRNATE-LEAVED CoRNEL. 
Woods, hillsides, banks of streams, and wet places. 5 and 
M, common :—S and B B, occasional in moist places. 
NYSSA, L. Tureto. Sour-cum TREE. 
N. sylvatica, Marsh. Turreto. Brack or Sour Gum. Prp- 
PERIDGE. 
Swamps and rich woods. JB, occasional; W. of Great 
Dome, etc. ; the finest trees on W. side of Purgatory Road: — 
M, occasional; Great Island, etc. :-— S *, occurs. 
Division II. GAMOPETALZ. 
CAPRIFOLIACEAE. HONEYSUCKLE FAMILY. 
SAMBUCUS, Tourn. ELper. 
S. Canadensis, L. Common ELper. 
Rich soil in open places; persists for a time in shady wet 
ground, but grows weaker each year and finally disappears. 
B and M, common: —S and B B, occasional. 
S. racemosa, L. Rep-BERRIED ELDER. 
Rocky woods and shaded slopes. JB, rare. 
VIBURNUM, L. Arrow Woop. 
V. acerifolium, L. MapLe-LEAVED VIBURNUM. Dock- 
MACKIE. 
Rocky woods; much injured by fires, but spreads freely 
from the roots. B*, M and S*, common. 
