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FLORA OF MOUNT DESERT.
Clintonique (48)
CLINTONIA, Raf. WILD LILY OF THE VALLEY. n'a s'. aug/5
547 C. borealis (Ait.), Raf. BR. & R. GR. Bic.-t. Cav. XC hc T
Common in deep, moist woods. C. NO. (Rdu X. S. con(m)
OAKESIA, S. Wats.
548 O. sessilifolia (L.), S. Wats. Uvularia sessilifolia, L. COMMON
BELLWORT.
Common in deciduous woods and in copses.
ERYTHRONIUM, L. DOG-TOOTH VIOLET.
549 E. Americanum, Ker.
Rare. Low ground, Clark Point, Southwest Harbor; Fernald
Point (Anna H. Bee).
LILIUM, L. LILY.
550 L. Philadelphicum, L. BLACKBERRY LILY. WILD RED LILY.
Local, and not widely distributed. Schooner Head (Rand);—
Sargent Mt.; Somesville (R. & R.);—Norway Drive, and
country about Salisbury Cove (F. M. Day, Clara L. Walley,
Mary Minot, Margaret A. Rand).
551 L. Canadense; L. WILD YELLOW LILY. CANADA LILY.
Rare. Salisbury Cove (Mary Minot). Very common, how-Metaphil(2m)
ever, on the mainland. Rec't.
MEDEOLA, L. INDIAN CUCUMBER ROOT.
552 M. Virginiana, L.
Frequent in rich woods.
TRILLIUM, L. WAKE ROBIN.
553 T. undulatum, Willd.
erythocarpum, Mcr. PAINTED TRILLIUM. BR+
Frequent in damp woods. Geopl. Baum (m). hc