No. 50.J iSl 
Chelidonium, L. Celandine. 
§ majus, L. Waste grounds, and along fences. May-October, 
Order FUMARIACEiE. The Fumitory Tribe. 
DiELYTRA, Borkh. 
cucullaria, D. C. Breeches Flower. Shady woods, in rich soil. 
April. 
canadensis, D. C. Squirrel Corn. Rocky woods. April. 
eximia, D. C. Fumaria eximia, Ker. D. formosa, T. ^ G. not 
of D. C. nor Fumaria formosa, Andr. Corydalis 
formosa, Pursh. Yates county. Dr. Sariwell. 
Adlumia, Raf. 
cirrhosa, Raf. Climbing Fumaria. Shady rocks. July-Sept, 
Corydalis, D. C. 
aurea, Willd. Rocky woods. April- August, 
glauca, Pursh. Rocky places. May- July. 
Fumaria, L. Fumitory. 
§ officinalis, L. Fields and cultivated grounds. May- August. 
Order CRUCIFERiE. The Cruciferous Tribe. 
Nasturtium, R. Br. 
palustre, D. C. Wet places. June-August, 
hispidum, D. C. Wet places. Highlands of New-York. Dr. 
Ba?Tatt. 
natans. Var. americanum, Gray. Oneida lake, Dr. Gray. Og= 
densburgh, Dr. Crawe. July. 
Barbarea, jr. Br. 
vulgaris, R. Br. Winter Cress. Along streams, and road sides. 
May- June. 
TuRRiTis, Dill. Tower Mustard. 
glabra, var. Torr. Gr. Rocks, Watertown, Dr. Crawe. 
Arabis, L. Wall Cress. 
hirsuta. Scop. Rocky places. Rare, 
lyrata, L. Rocks. April-May. 
laevigata, D. C, Rocky woods, and along rivers. May, 
canadensis, L. With the preceding. June-July. 
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