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128 FLORA OF MOUNT DESERT.
361 P. elliptica, Nutt. [illegible]
Common in woodlands.
362 P. retundifolia, L. ROUND-LEAVED PYROLA.
americana Sweet.
Occasional in dry woods. Great Pond; Salisbury Cove (Henry C. Jones); — Seal Harbor (Redfield); — Cold Brook (Rand).
MONOTROPA, L. INDIAN PIPE. PINESAP.
363 M. uniflora, L. INDIAN PIPE.
Damp woods; not uncommon.
M. Hypopitys, L. PINESAP.
364 Dry woods; infrequent. Hadlock Upper Pond; eastern side
of Browns Mt. (William H. Dunbar); — Cold Brook (Rand); —
Green Mt. Gorge (F. M. Day); — Western Mt. (Annie M.
Rand); — Northwest Arm woods (R. & R.).
PLUMBAGINACEÆ. LEADWORT FAMILY.
STATICE, L. MARSH ROSEMARY.
365 S. Limonium, L., var. Caroliniana, Gray. SEA LAVENDER.
Muddy beaches and salt marshes; frequent. Somes Harbor,
and shores at head of Somes Sound (Henry C. Jones, R. & R.); —
near Ovens; Bass Harbor; High Head, and northern shores
of the Island (Rand); — Great Cranberry Isle (R. & R.).
PRIMULACEÆ. PRIMROSE FAMILY.
TRIENTALIS, L. STAR-FLOWER.
366 T. Americana (Pers.), Pursh. STAR-FLOWER. STAR ANEMONE.
Low woods; common.
LYSIMACHIA, L. LOOSESTRIFE.
367 L. quadrifolia, L. WHORLED LOOSESTRIFE.
Open woods, hills, and roadsides; common.