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LOBELIACEZ.. Loseria Fanny. 
LOBELIA, L. 
L. cardinalis, L. CarpryaL FLower. 
Borders of brooks, and swamps. B*, occasional; by Old 
Furnace Brook, etc. :— M, frequent in wet shade: —S, bog. 
L. spicata, Lam. 
Moist open fields and damp places. #&*, occurs: — M, fre- 
quent in meadows and damp borders of Winchester Reservoirs. 
L. inflata, L. Inp1an Tosacco. 
Dry or moist open fields and roadsides. B* and M*, com- 
mon :—S*, road to Turtle Pond. 
L. Dortmanna, L. Water LOBELIA. 
Borders of ponds, often in shallow water. B*, rare; by 
Hoosicwhisick Pond. 
CAMPANULACEAE.  Camreanouta Famity. 
SPECULARIA, Heist. VeEnus’s LoOKING-GLASS. 
S. perfoliata, A. DC. 
Sterile rocky places. B, frequent; Hancock Hill; Rattle- 
snake Hill, etc. : — M*, frequent on rocks in open woods. 
CAMPANULA, Tourn. BELLFLOWER. 
C. aparinoides, Pursh. Marsa BELLFLOWER. 
Wet grassy meadows and brooksides. B, occurs : — M, oc- 
casional. 
C. pivaricatTa, Michx. 
Native South. 3B, old garden, Park’s place, Hawk Hill: 
— S, escaped on Washington St. 
C. RAPUNCULOIDES, L. 
Cult. in old gardens from Eu. and sparingly nat. B, house- 
site on Hillside St.; Great Blue Hill. 

