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CoRYDALISj D. C. 
aurea, Willd, Rocky woods. April, August, 
glauca, Pursh. Rocky open places. May, July. 
Fumaria, L. Fumitory, 
officinalis, L. {Common Fumitory,) May, August. Introduced. 
Order XII. CRUCIFERiE. The Cruciferous Tribe. 
Nasturtium, R. Brown. 
palustre, R. Br^ Wet places. June, August, 
natans. Var. Americanum, Gray. In water. Oneida lake, Br. 
Gray. Ogdensburgh, Br. Crawe, 
Barbarea, R. Br, 
vulgaris, R. Br. {Scurvy-grass, Yellow Rocket.) Along streams. 
Native? 
Turritis, Bill. 
glabra, L. Rocks, Watertown. May. 
Arabis, L. Wall-cress. 
hirsuta, Scoy. Rocky places. April, May. 
lyrata, L. Rocks. April, May. 
laevigata, B. C. Rocky woods, and along streams. May. 
Canadensis, L. Rocky woods and hill sides. June, July. 
Cardamine, L. 
rotundifolia, Michx. (3 Sc y. Torr, and Gr. FI. JV*. America. 
{Spring Cress.) Wet meadows. April, May. 
pratensis, L. Swamps. Western parts of the State, 
hirsuta, L., Torr. Sc Gr. Wet places, and on rocks. May, June. 
Dentaria, L. Toothwort. 
laciniata, Muhl. Rich alluvial soils. April, May. 
maxima, MuU. Western part of the State, JYuttal. I have not 
seen this plant. 
diphylla, Michx, Shady woods. April, May. 
Sisymbrium, Allione. Hedge Mustard. 
officinale. Scop. Road sides. Introduced. May, August. 
Thaliana, Gay. Rocks and sandy fields, Kingsbridge, New-York. 
May. 
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