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FLORA OF MOUNT DESERT.
LONICERA, L. HONEYSUCKLE.
223 L. ciliata, Muhl. FLY HONEYSUCKLE. Rocky woods; infrequent. Hadlock Upper Pond; Sargent Mt. Gorge; Little Harbor Brook Notch; Northwest Arm woods, etc. (Rand); — Squid Cove (Wm. C. Lane); — Hadlock Valley; Jordan Pond road; Bear Island (Redfield); — Norway Drive (Mary Minot); — Bald Porcupine Island (W. H. Manning).
224 L. cærulea, L. MOUNTAIN FLY HONEYSUCKLE.
Damp ground; frequent.
DIERVILLA, Adans. BUSH HONEYSUCKLE.
225 D. trifida, Mœench.
Common in rocky ground; woods and clearings.
RUBIACEÆ. MADDER FAMILY.
HOUSTONIA, L.
226 H. cærulea, L. INNOCENTS. BLUETS. QUAKER LADIES. C.
Common in moist grassy places.
MITCHELLA, L. PARTRIDGE BERRY.
227 M. repens, L.
Thickets and woods, especially under Coniferæ; frequent.
GALIUM, L. BEDSTRAW.
228 G. verum, L. YELLOW BEDSTRAW.
Well established for years in fields, Bar Harbor (Mary Minot, M. L. Fernald). Adventive from Europe.
229 G. mollugo, L.
Established in field, Bar Harbor (Mary Minot). Adventive from Europe. A somewhat pubescent form with revolute, sharply pointed leaves, Bar Harbor (Mary Minot).