Flora of Mount Desert annotated catalogue of plants
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CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 107 DIVISION II. GAMOPETALÆ. CAPRIFOLIACEÆ. HONEYSUCKLE FAMILY. SAMBUCUS, L. ELDER. 216 S. Canadensis, L. COMMON ELDER. Frequent in rich soil, but nowhere very abundant. Somes-C.B.Pk. village; Northeast Harbor; Southwest Harbor; Gilmore Meadow, ele. (Rand); Long Pond meadows, etc. (Redfield); Bar Harbor (F. M. Day). 217 S. racemosa, L. S. pubens, Mx. RED-BERRIED ELDER. Rocky places and waysides; more common than the last. A C.B.Ps. form with yellowish colored fruit, near Northeast Harbor Redus X.S. (Theodore G. White). VIBURNUM, L. ARROW WOOD. 218 V. lantanoides, Mx. HOBBLE BUSH. Common; rocky woods, especially on mountain brooks, C, and sometimes in low ground. 219 V. acerifolium, L. MAPLE-LEAVED VIBURNUM. Thickets and borders of woods; frequent; rare in the south- eastern part of the Island. 220 V. dentatum, L. ARROW WOOD. Rare. Meadow at head of Northeast Creek (Rand, Redfield, M. L. Fernald). 221 V. cassinoides, L. WITHE-ROD. Rocky woods, moist banks, and wet places; common. Also on C.B. mountain summits. LINNÆA, Gronov. TWIN FLOWER. 222 L. borealis, Gronov. TWIN FLOWER. Woods, especially in sandy soil; common. Also Cranberry Isles and Duck Islands (Redfield).