Flora of Mount Desert annotated catalogue of plants
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CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 155 POLYGONATUM, Adans. SOLOMON'S SEAL. P. biflorum (Walt.), Ell. SMALLER SOLOMON'S SEAL. Infrequent. Head of Little Harbor Brook Notch; woods, Deer Brook; Canada Valley; copses, Long Pond meadows C (Rand); — Hadlock Valley (Redfield); — Rum Key, Porcupine Islands (F. M. Day). ASPARAGUS, L. A. OFFICINALIS, L. GARDEN ASPARAGUS. Escaped from cultivation; in uncultivated field, Southwest Harbor (Rand). Adventive from Europe. SMILACINA, Desf. FALSE SOLOMON'S SEAL. S. racemosa (L.), Desf. FALSE SPIKENARD. Infrequent. Head of Northeast Harbor; woods, Deer Brook; Northwest Arm woods; Southwest Valley road (Rand); — Had- lock Valley; Browns Mt. Notch (Redfield); — Rum Key, Porcu- pine Islands (F. M. Day). Trac Mt (1800) S. stellata (L.), Desf. Very rare. Porcupine Islands (F. M. Day). S. trifolia (L.), Desf. Frequent in peat bogs. MAIANTHEMUM, Wiggers. M. Canadense, Desf. Smilacina bifolia, Ker., var. Canadensis, Gray. DWARF SOLOMON'S SEAL. 4c Common everywhere in woods, copses, and clearings. STREPTOPUS, Mx. TWISTED STALK. S. amplexifolius (L.), DC. Frequent in deep woods, especially along mountain brooks. S. roseus, Mx. Frequent in deep woods. Perhaps more common than the last.