Flora of Mount Desert annotated catalogue of plants
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186 FLORA OF MOUNT DESERT. 780 Var. dilatatum (Hoffm.), Hook. [illegible] BR, ER, Rdu h, Bxc. Cask. Woods; infrequent. Breakneck road (Clara L. Walley);— wester of Southwest Harbor (M. L. Fernald). A dwarf form in woods, Breakneck road (Clara L. Walley). 781 A. cristatum (L.), Swz. C. MC. Cae. BR. OAK. Wet ground; frequent. 782 Var. Clintonianum, D. C. Eaton. Rare. Near Breakneck road (Clara L. Walley). 783 A. marginale (L.), Swz. C. Rdu &. Bxc Caal. BR Rocky woods; frequent. 784 A. acrostichoides (Mx.), Swz. CHRISTMAS FERN. Deep rocky woods; frequent. CYSTOPTERIS, Bernh. BLADDER FERN. 785 C. fragilis (L.), Bernh. Pece D¹ XC. GR. Rdu X* Bic+ S. Caal Br Rare. Caves, Barr Hill (Redfield);— wet cliffs, West Branch of Hadlock Brook (Rand). QC maa- T ONOCLEA, L. SENSITIVE FERN. 786 O. sensibilis, L. C. MC. S Rdu &. D. Oak Common in low ground. WOODSIA, R. Br. 787 W. Ilvensis (L.), R. Br. Rdu &. Bic+ S. Caal Ona- T Infrequent and local. Dog Mt. (Rand);— Flying Mt. (An- nie S. Downs, H. C. Jones, and others);— Beech Cliff (Annie S. Downs, R. & R.). DICKSONIA, L'Hér. 788 D. pilosiuscula, Willd. D. punctilobula (Mx.), Gray. S. Common everywhere.