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OBDMB 111. ORCHIDACEJE. OBCHI8 I'amiiv. 



Orchis, L (Orchis.) 



O. spectabilis, L Swamps in the pinei <>f M., south ol Freehold. 



Habenaria, W'illd.. K. Br. (Rein-Orchis.) 



H. tridentata. Hook. Cold, shady swamps, rare 



H Integra, Sprang. Wei places, oof common. 



H. cristata, R. Br, Atsion. (Cariby.) 



H. ciliaris. K. Br. Wet meadows, sparingly throughout the State. 



H. blephariglottiSj Hook. Swamps, common. 



H. laoera, R. Br. Damp wood edges, Hightstown. 

 H. psycoides, Cray. Meadows. 



H. fimbriata, R. Br. W. {Knighton.) Budd's Lake. {Porter!} 

 H. peramoena, Cray. Damp, low grounds, La wranceville, M. (Lan- 

 ning.) 



Goodyera, R Br. (Rattlesnake-Plantain.) 



G. pubescens, R. Br. Rich woods near Hightstown and Freehold. 



Spiranthes, Richard. (Ladies' Tresses.) 



S. oernua, Richard. Wet meadows, common. 

 S. gracilis, Bigelow. Sandy plains, common. 



Listera, R Brown. (Twayblade.) 



L >rdata, R. Brown. Mer. {Dr. Torrey.) 

 L. australis, Lindl. Camden. {Canby.) 



Arethusa, Cronov. (Arethusa.) 



A. bulhosa, L. This beautiful plant is found sparingly in the 

 swamps near Freehold. 



Pogonia, J nia.) 



P. ophii 9, Xutt. fi :iot rare. 



P. v.-nicillata, Nutt. Bare. This plant Mow. sparingly; 



rerad u locality, about half a mile east of Freehold, which con- 

 tained from one to two hundred plants; and although I visited it through- 

 out th< found bu1 



men in flow 



Calopogon, R. Br. (Calopogon.) 



C. pulehellua, R. Br. Bog?, common. 



Tipularia. v - De-fly Orcliis.) 



T tld, rare. 



