Image from the Biodiversity Heritage Library.
Contributed by Harvard University Botany Libraries.
| www.biodiversitylibrary.org
Transcription
CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 131
CONVOLVULACEÆ. CONVOLVULUS FAMILY.
CONVOLVULUS, L. BINDWEED.
381 C. sepium, L., var. Americanus, Sims. WILD MORNING GLORY. C.B.BE.
Sea beaches; common. Steadm. PduX. Q. S. J. D.
CUSCUTA, L. DODDER.
382 C. Gronovii, Willd.
Infrequent; mostly on the coast. Growing on various C.
plants, especially Aster, Solidago, and Ligusticum. Baker
Island (Henry C. Jones, Redfield); — Southwest Harbor;
Somerville; Sea Wall, etc. (Rand).
SOLANACEÆ. NIGHTSHADE FAMILY.
SOLANUM, L. NIGHTSHADE.
383 S. DULCAMARA, L. BITTERSWEET.
Near dwellings and in low grounds. Hulls Cove; Breakneck Road (F. M. Day); — Bar Harbor (W. H. Manning). Ad-
vective from Europe. S.
384 S. nigrum, L. COMMON NIGHTSHADE.
Frequent on sea beaches, seldom elsewhere. Cranberry Isles S.W.
(John L. Wakefield, R. & R.); — Greening Island; Mill Cove;
Bar Harbor; Sea Wall, etc. (Rand). Probably not indigenous
within our limits.
NICANDRA, Adans. APPLE OF PERU.
385 N. PHYSALOIDES (L.), Gäertn.
Waste ground, foot of Long Pond (R. & R.). Adventive
from South America.
SCROPHULARIACEÆ. FIGWORT FAMILY.
VERBASCUM, L. MULLEIN.
386 V. THAPSUS, L. COMMON MULLEIN.
Fields, pastures, and roadsides; frequent. Naturalized from
Europe. etc. S., W., K. Aud. BR,