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FLORA OF MOUNT DESERT.
THUJA, L. ARBOR-VITÆ.
T. occidentalis, L. [illegible]
Very common. Usually called White Cedar on the Island. C.B.McA.
[illegible] (near above Jonathan Pk.)
R.SA.
JUNIPERUS, L. JUNIPER.
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J. communis, L. COMMON JUNIPER.
Common in dry ground, on rocky cliffs, etc. Very low-spread-C.NO.S.
ing, and variable. Bar. Bie. Carl. Puse Rdu L.K.
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J. Sabina, L., var. procumbens, Pursh. CREEPING JUNIPER.
C.B.McB.
Frequent in dry fields or on rocky cliffs along the coast.
Roberts Point, Northeast Harbor; Pierce Head; Sargent Mt. S.Bict
(Rand);—shores Seal Harbor (Redfield);—Bar Harbor (BeaCarl. Puse
trix Jones);—Bald Porcupine Island (W. H. Manning);—
very common in dry fields, Sutton Island (Rand et als.).
TAXUS, L. YEW.
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T. Canadensis, Willd. YEW. GROUND HEMLOCK.
Carl &C. D.GR.Bie Ind
Common in deep moist woods and glens.
Mte.S.T
DAR. BR. AC. ESA.mta-
CLASS III. MONOCOTYLEDONES.
ORCHIDACEÆ. ORCHID FAMILY.
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MICROSTYLIS, Nutt. ADDER'S MOUTH.
M. ophioglossoides (Willd.), Nutt. BR. GR. Puse Bie C.B
Not infrequent, and very generally distributed over the Island Rdu L.S
and the Cranberry Isles, in low moist ground. Also SargentMt.; summit of Flying Mt. (Rand). AC. about on sand plain Carl +BR+
LIPARIS, Richard. TWAYBLADE.
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L. Læselii (L.), Richard.
Local. On Stanley Brook, Seal Harbor (G. Hunt);—swampPK+BR
on Breakneck road (Brigham);—near Kings Point, and onRhuX(m)
Clark Point, Southwest Harbor; Somesville; field, JuniperCove (Rand).
BR.