Flora of Mount Desert annotated catalogue of plants
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104 FLORA OF MOUNT DESERT. FICOIDEÆ. MOLLUGO, L. INDIAN CHICKWEED. 197 M. VERTICILLATA, L. CARPET WEED. Rare. Bar Harbor (W. H. Manning). A very lately in- troduced weed on the Island. Probably naturalized from Tropi- cal America. UMBELLIFERÆ. PARSLEY FAMILY. DAUCUS, L. CARROT. 198 D. CAROTA, L. Old fields; occasional. Long Pond (Redfield);—Sea Wall (Rand);—Bar Harbor (Mary Minot). CONIOSELINUM, Fisch. HEMLOCK PARSLEY. 199 C. Canadense (Mx.), T. & G. Wet woods and meadows; frequent. Seal Harbor; Long Pond C. S+P. Pic. meadows (Redfield);—Hadlock Upper Pond; Little Harbor Rdu L. Q. Brook Valley, etc. (Rand). [illegible] HERACLEUM, L. COW PARSNIP. 200 H. lanatum, Mx. Frequent, especially near sea beaches. Somesville (R. & C.R.)—Fernald Point; Southwest Harbor; Sea Wall; Great Cranberry Isle, etc. (Rand);—Baker Island (Redfield). PASTINACA, L. PARSNIP. 201 P. SATIVA, L. Roadsides, waste grounds, and old fields; frequent. Northeast Harbor (Henry C. Jones);—Long Pond; Somesville; Southwest Harbor; Bar Harbor; Canada Valley, etc. (Rand). Naturalized from Europe. Carl.