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CATALOGUE OF PLANTS.
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SONCHUS, L. SOW THISTLE.
327
S. OLERACEUS, L. COMMON SOW THISTLE.
Waste places; rare. Sawyer Cove; Fernald Point (Rand);—
w.KYk+
High Head (Annie S. Downs);— Clement farm, Seal Harbor
(Redfield). Naturalized from Europe. Red D.
328
S. ASPER, Vill. SPINY SOW THISTLE.
Waste places; very common. Naturalized from Europe. Q.W. 4k+
LOBELIACEÆ. LOBELIA FAMILY.
LOBELIA, L.
329
L. cardinalis, L. CARDINAL FLOWER.
Rare and local. Borders of streams, Somesville and vicinity
(Rand and others);— also on brook flowing into Seal Cove Pond
(Annie S. Downs).
330
L. spicata, Lam.
Grassy places; frequent. Somesville; Wasgatt Cove (John
9k+
L. Wakefield);— fields above Long Pond (Redfield);— Seal
Harbor (Sara E. Boggs);— Northeast Harbor; Southwest Har-
bor (Rand);— “Mt. Desert” (F. M. Day).
331
L. inflata, L. INDIAN TOBACCO.
Dry fields and roadsides; common. Flowers pale blue, violet, S.V-F.
or whitish. k
332
L. Dortmanna, L. WATER LOBELIA.
Common on borders of ponds and often of meadow streams.
Usually in shallow water; sometimes immersed.
CAMPANULACEÆ. CAMPANULA FAMILY.
SPECULARIA, Heist. VENUS'S LOOKING-GLASS.
333
S. perfoliata (L.), A. DC.
Rare. Dry pasture on road to Mason Point, Somesville
(R. & R.). Possibly introduced.