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CATALOGUE OF PLANTS.
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URTICACEÆ. NETTLE FAMILY.
ULMUS, L. ELM.
461 U. Americana, L. AMERICAN ELM.
Rare. Fields and roadsides, Eden (Rand). Introduced in C.K;
other parts of the Island. Mouth of River. N. 9C, Mouth LC
URTICA, L. NETTLE.
462 U. gracilis, Ait. DAF 9C MR.
Frequent about and at the heads of sea beaches. Sometimes C, Rdus. S.
in waste ground. Met., Gr. Vic. Cal. Pecci
463 * U. urens, L.
Rare. Shore of Little Cranberry Isle (Redfield). Adventive B.P.JC.
from Europe. BR+GR.
Rdu X,
PARIETARIA, L. PELLITORY.
464 P. Pennsylvanica, Muhl.
Rare. Shores of Little Cranberry Isle (Redfield). Doubt-
less naturalized from farther south.
MYRICACEÆ. SWEET GALE FAMILY.
MYRICA, L. BAYBERRY.
465 M. Gale, L. SWEET GALE. D., DA.F. Vic. n. XC, BR. GR.
Borders of ponds, streams, and wet meadows; common. C. B. Rdus.S.
Rdu
466 M. cerifera, L. BAYBERRY.
Rocks on coast; common. Also Browns Mt.; Somesville; S.K.
Mt. Desert Narrows, etc. (Rand).
467 M. asplenifolia, L. Comptonia asplenifolia (L.), Ait. SWEET-
FERN.
Dry hills, fields, and borders of woods; common.
Not seen east of Bay of Fundy. Common in
Avon valley & W. south of North Mt.