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FLORA OF MOUNT DESERT.
CARYOPHYLLACEÆ.
DIANTHUS, L. PINK.
46 D. DELTOIDES, L. MAIDEN PINK.
Well established in field, Bar Harbor (Mary Minot); —field,
Northeast Harbor (B. E. J. Gresham). Adventive from Europe.
SAPONARIA, L.
47 S. VACCARIA, L. Cow Herb.
Uncommon. By roadside, Town Hill; in old grain field, South-
west Harbor (Rand). Adventive from Europe.
SILENE, L. CATCHFLY. CAMPION.
48 S. NOCTIFLORA, L. NIGHT-FLOWERING CATCHFLY.
Occasional in waste places. Roadside near Sargent Cove; [illegible], [illegible].
Somesville; Southwest Harbor (Rand). Adventive from Europe.
49 S. ARMERIA, L. SWEET WILLIAM CATCHFLY.
Occasionally escaped from gardens to roadsides and waste
places. Southwest Harbor; Sea Wall; between Fernald and
Norwood Coves (Rand). Adventive from Europe.
50 S. CUCUBALUS, Wibel. S. inflata, Smith. BLADDER CAMPION. [illegible] [illegible]
Well established in field, Bar Harbor (Mary Minot). Ad- [illegible].
ventive from Europe. [illegible].
51 S. NUTANS, L.
Well established in field, Bar Harbor, although not abundant
(Mary Minot). Adventive from Europe.
LYCHNIS, L. COCKLE.
52 L. VESPERTINA, Sibth. EVENING LYCHNIS. WHITE CAMPION.
Rare. Waste ground, Fernald Point (Rand). Adventive
from Europe.
53 L. GITHAGO (L.), Scop. CORN COCKLE.
Fields and roadsides; occasional. Southwest Harbor; North- [illegible].
east Harbor (Rand); — Bracy Cove (Wm. C. Lane); — Seal Har-
bor (Redfield). Adventive from Europe.