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CATALOGUE OF PLANTS.
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CHrysanthemum, L. Ox-eye Daisy.
C. LEUCANTHEMUM, L. DAISY. WHITE-WEED.
299 MT
Fields and meadows; very common. Naturalized from Europe. A form with tubular ray flowers, Ovens (Rand). C.B.P.Q.S.T. [illegible]
TANACETUM, L. TANSY.
300 T
T. VULGARE, L. COMMON TANSY. GOLD BUTTONS.
Near old dwellings, and by waysides; frequent. Jordan Pond; Beech Hill; "Sound"; Great Cranberry Isle, etc. (Rand);—Bass Harbor Head; Somesville (R. & R.);—mouth of Duck Brook (R. H. Day). Naturalized from Europe. C.B.P.Q.S.T.
ARTEMISIA, L. WORMWOOD.
301
A. VULGARIS, L. MUGWORT.
Occasional in waste places. West side of Southwest Harbor; Hulls Cove (Rand). Adventive from Europe.
302
A. Stelleriana, Besser. FALSE DUSTY MILLER.
Rare. Beach, Mt. Desert Narrows (R. & R., Annie S. Downs). Adventive from the north.
PETASITES, Gærtn. SWEET COLTSFOOT.
303
P. palmata (Ait.), Gray.
Wet ground; rare. Cold Brook (E. Faxon, R. & R.).
SENECIO, L. GROUNDSSEL.
304
S. VULGARIS, L. COMMON GROUNDSSEL.
Waste grounds and sea beaches; frequent, especially near the seashore and on the islands. Also, Green Mt. (Annie S. Downs). On Flying Mt. is found a low, slender form with aromatic foliage (Rand). Naturalized from Europe.
305
S. aureus, L. GOLDEN RAGWORT.
Rare. Meadow, High Head (Rand).
S. - BR.
S. - Percé.