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CATALOGUE OF PLANTS.
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BERBERIDACEÆ. BARBERRY FAMILY.
BERBERIS, L. BARBERRY.
14 B. vulgaris, L. Common Barberry.
Escaped from gardens, or rarely spontaneous. Roadside north
of Seal Harbor,—this station now destroyed (Rand, Redfield);—
clearing, Canada Valley (Rand); — roadside near Norwood Cove
(Rand, Annie S. Downs); — Ox Hill, Seal Harbor (Redfield).
NYMPHÆACEÆ. WATER-LILY FAMILY.
BRASENIA, Schreb. WATER SHIELD.
15 B. peltata (Thunb.), Pursh.
Abundant in Witch Hole (Rand, Redfield, F. M. Day);—
Somes Pond (R. & R., M. L. Fernald); — Ripples Pond (Rand).
NYMPHÆA, L. WATER-LILY.
16 N. odorata, Ait.
Common in ponds and meadow streams. A form with very
small flowers, Mountain Pond, Sargent Mt. (Rand).
NUPHAR, Smith. Cow-lily. Spatter Dock. Yellow
Pond-lily.
17 N. advena, Ait. f.
Common in ponds, slow streams, and bog holes.
SARRACENIACEÆ. PITCHER-PLANT FAMILY.
SARRACENIA, L. PITCHER-PLANT. SIDE-SADDLE FLOWER.
18 S. purpurea, L.
Common in peat bogs.
FUMARIACEÆ. FUMITORY FAMILY.
CORYDALIS, Vent.
19 C. glauca (Moench), Pursh.
Rocky ground and burnt clearings; frequent, but nowhere in C, B.
great abundance.