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Order POLEMONIACE.^- The Greek-Valerian Tribe. 
Phlox, L. 
divaricata, L . Dry woods and rocky banks . May . 
subulata, X. Mountain Pink . Rocky hills . May , 
Polemonium, L. Greek Valerian, JacoVs Ladder . 
reptans, Z(. Cattaraugus county, Br. Bradley. 
Order CONVOLVULACE^ . The Bindweed Tribe. 
Convolvulus, X. Bind-weed. 
§ arvensis, L. Near Fort Ticonderoga, Lake Champlain, Mr. 
^ Near Albany, Dr. Beck . 
sepium, X. Moist thickets . June- July. 
spithamaeus, L . Dry woods and fields . June . 
panduratus, L. Wild Potato-vine, Mechoacanna, Man-of-the- 
earth . Borders of woods and hill sides . July- 
August . 
CuscuTA, L. Dodder. 
americana, L . Low grounds . August . 
§ epilinum, Weihe. C. europaea. Beck, Darlington, <^c.; not of 
LiPM. Flax Dodder. Parasitic on flax. June. 
Order BORAGINACE^. The Borage Tribe. 
LiTiiospERMUM, L. Gromivell. 
^ arvense, jL. Corn Gromwell. Cultivated grounds, pastures, 
(fee . May . 
iatifolium, Michx. Sandy fields and river banks. May. L. den- 
ticulatum, Lehm. is said to grow in the State of 
New-York, but I have never received specimens 
of the plant from any part of the United States . 
Batschia, Gmel. 
canescens, Michx. Puccoon. Northern part of the State, Prof, 
Hadley . June . 
Onosmodium, Michx. 
hispidum, MzcAa;. Dry hills. July. 
