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CATALOGUE OF PLANTS.
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LATHYRUS, L. EVERLASTING PEA.
116 L. maritimus (L.), Bigel. BEACH PEA. C. B. F. Rdu X. S. BH. Br. Gr.
Very common on sea beaches. A. Carl. BR. YK ML T
117 L. palustris, L. MARSH PEA.
Moist places near the sea; frequent. Aunt Mollys Beach; C. B.-ICxc;
Southwest Harbor; Sea Wall; Great Cranberry Isle (Rand); - Rdu X.
Bar Island, Bar Harbor (F. M. Day); - Little Cranberry Isle; Eae. Bri.
Seal Harbor (Redfield); - Norwood Cove (M. L. Fernald). A. Carl. BR+
118 L. PRATENSIS, L. FIELD PEA.
Well established in field, Bar Harbor (Mary Minot). Natu- Srg.
ralized from Europe.
AMPHICARPAEAE, Ell. HOG PEANUT.
119 A. monoica (L.), Ell.
Damp thickets on Somes Stream (Rand). Apparently indige-
nous, but perhaps introduced.
ROSACEAE. ROSE FAMILY.
PRUNUS, L. PLUM. CHERRY.
mS,
120 P. Pennsylvanica, L. f. WILD RED CHERRY. CR (Served on some Stream)
mda. T Rocky soil, woods and thickets; very common. A. Gr. Br. A. Carl.
Preece BR. D. Bar, Ic
121 P. Virginiana, L. CHOKE CHERRY.
Waysides and thickets; frequent. Salisbury Cove, etc. C. MC O
(Rand); - Somesville (R. & R.); - Squid Cove (Redfield); - S. X.
Bar Harbor, etc. (F. M. Day). Eoe. in fl June 28 GR. A. Carl.
Preece D. Bar, Ic
122 P. serotina, Ehrh. WILD BLACK CHERRY.
Not uncommon about Somesville (Henry C. Jones, and Srg. H. J. Jan 27
others); - Bar Harbor (W. H. Manning). Blooming later than
the preceding, which it much resembles.