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52 METROPOLITAN PARK FLORA. 
VY. macrocarpon, Ait. Larce CRANBERRY. 
Bogs and wet places. B*, frequent: — M, common in wet 
meadows : —S *, bog by Turtle Pond. 
ARCTOSTAPHYLOS, Adans. BEaARBERRY. 
A. Uva-ursi, Spreng. 
Bare hills, rocks, and sandy places; an important ground- 
cover for hill-tops, not often injured by fire. B*, occasional ; 
summit of Great Blue Hill, Hancock Hill, etc. :— WM, rare: — 
S, abundant on Bearberry Hill. ; 
EPIGAZA, L. Trarmine ARsBorTus. 
E. repens, L. Mayrirower. Trattinc ARBUTUS. 
Sandy or rocky soil, generally in light shade. B, very rare; 
a small patch only. 
GAULTHERIA, Kalm. Aromatic WINTERGREEN. 
G. procumbens, L. CREEPING WINTERGREEN. CHECKER- 
BERRY. 
Damp woods and pastures, generally in shade. B* and M, 
common. 
ANDROMEDA, L. 
A. ligustrina, Muhl. 
Wet and dry places in open or shady ground. 6*, com- 
mon : — M™*, frequent: — S and B B, occurs. 
LEUCOTHOE, Don. 
L. racemosa, Gray. 
Moist woods. B*, occasional; usually about pools and on 
the edge of wet land; Saweut Notch; valley, E. of Shadow 
Point, etc.: —M*, frequent in low ground on borders of 
woods, and on S. and W. shores of Spot Pond: — S, meadow, 
N. W. of Bold Knob. 
CASSANDRA, Don. Leatraer LEAF. 
C. calyculata, Don. 
Bogs and marshy places. B and S*, common: — M, 
frequent. 

