Flora of Mount Desert annotated catalogue of plants
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188 FLORA OF MOUNT DESERT. Var. dissectum (Spreng.), Milde. Frequent. Duck Brook road (Clara L. Walley);—meadow, head of Northeast Creek; High Head meadow; fields, Clark Point, Southwest Harbor (Rand);—fields above Long Pond (Redfield);—Sawyer Cove (Harriet A. Hill). OPHIGLOSSUM, L. ADDER'S TONGUE. O. vulgatum, L. Rare. Wet field, head of Southwest Harbor (Annie S. Downs). LYCOPODIACEÆ. CLUB MOSS FAMILY. LYCOPODIUM, L. CLUB MOSS. L. Selago, L. [illegible] Rare. Sargent Mt. (H. C. Jones, Rand, Redfield). L. lucidulum, Mx. Deep moist woods; common. L. inundatum, L. Bogs and wet places; frequent. Cedar Swamp; Southwest Harbor; Sea Wall Swamp; Aunt Bettys Pond; Ripples Pond; Gilmore Meadow; Great Cranberry Isle, etc. (Rand);—bog, Hadlock Upper Pond, etc. (Redfield). Var. Bigelovii, Tuck. Bogs; uncommon. Border of Upper Breakneck Pond; border of Aunt Bettys Pond (Rand). L. annotinum, L. Woods and damp thickets; frequent. Also Sargent Mt. (Theodore G. White). L. obscurum, L. Rare. Roadside between Somesville and Southwest Harbor, near Canada Valley (Rand). Var. dendroideum (Mx.), D. C. Eaton. GROUND PINE. Woods; common.