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FLORA OF MOUNT DESERT.
MENTHA, L. MINT.
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M. VIRIDIS, L. SPEARMINT.
Rare. Runlet and roadside ditch, Seal Harbor (Redfield); — Q D
head of Ripples Pond (Rand). Naturalized from Europe.
413
M. SATIVA, L. WHORLED MINT. (Cardiaca) CapeBreton.
Brooksides; rare. Northeast Harbor; near Carter Nubble
(Rand); — Northeast Creek (M. L. Fernald). Naturalized
from Europe.
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M. ARVENSIIS, L. CORN MINT.
Roadside ditches and moist ground; infrequent, but not rare
about Southwest Harbor. Also Great Cranberry Isle (R. & R.); — field above Long Pond (Rand). Naturalized from Europe.
A tall form with thinner, more sharply serrate leaves, wet
roadside by Juniper Cove; brooksides, Norwood Cove (Rand).
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M. Canadensis, L. WILD MINT.
Wet places and shady banks; frequent. Also Great Cran-
berry Isle (Rand); — Little Cranberry Isle (Redfield). Cul,
Xc. GR. Pescé D. DaR. Rha—
LYCOPUS, L. WATER HOREHOUND.
416
L. Virginicus, L. BUGLEWEED.
Common in low ground, and often becoming a weed in culti-
vated grounds. Small, depauperate forms are frequent.
417
L. sinuatus, Ell. CUT-LEAVED BUGLEWEED.
Common in wet places.
THYMUS, L. THYME.
418
T. SERPYLLUM, L. CREEPING THYME.
Well established in a field, Bar Harbor (Mary Minot). Ad-
ventive from Europe.
SATUREIA, L. SAVORY.
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S. HORTENSIS, L. SUMMER SAVORY.
Escaped from cultivation; in field and waste ground, South-
wesr Harbor (Rand). Adventive from Europe.