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46 METROPOLITAN PARK FLORA. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM, Tourn. Ox-rye Daisy. 
C. LeucantHEemMuM, L. Daisy. WHITE-WEED. 
Nat. from Eu. as a common weed in pastures, meadows, and 
by roadsides. 56, Mand BB, common: —S, occasional. 
C. ParTHENIoM, Pers. FEVERFEW. 
Cult. from Eu. and adv. in some places. 6*, spreading as 
a weed in old garden, Park’s place, Hawk Hill. 
TANACETUM, L. Tansy. 
T. vULGARE, L. Common Tansy. 
Nat. from Eu. by roadsides, old dwellings, and escaping 
into fields. &*, common:—WM and S*, occasional. 
ARTEMISIA, L. Wormwoop. 
A. VULGARIS, L. Mvuegwort. 
Adv. from Eu. in waste places near dwellings. B, occa- 
sional; Willard St. 
A. BIENNIS, Willd. 
Dry open places; native West, and becoming nat. in the 
East. B*, rare; old cult. field near Hemlock Bound. 
SENECIO, Tourn. GrounpseEt. 
S. aureus, L. Goipren Racwort. 
Swamps, meadows, and bogs. B, frequent: —M, common: 
—S*, occasional. 
Var. Balsamite, Torr. & Gray. 
Rocky open woods. B*, occasional; near summit of Great 
Blue Hill: —M*, rare; Bear Hill. 
ERECHTITES, Raf. FrrReweep. 
E. hieracifolia, Raf. 
Woods and thickets, becoming very vigorous on recently 
burnt ground. B* and M, common: —S, frequent. 
Forma, EL. ambigua, DC.f, a smaller plant with petioled 
leaves; same habitat as the species. B, rare:—M™*, rare; 
near S. Reservoir. 
t See DC. Prodr. vi. 295. 




