A list of plants to be looked for in Labrador

Woodworth, R.H

OCT 24 PUT ON THE STANDS GIVEN

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A list of Plants to be looked for in LABRADOR

Stations

Labrador Plants 1926 Stations 1 76 sheets Nachvak 8/16/26. 45 miles west of coast,, in Torngats. 2500-3000 ft. granitic rock. very little soil. snowline at 3000 ft. no evidence of glaciation. 2 35 sheets Nachvak 8/17/26. 35 miles west of coast river delta and under 500 ft. granitic rock. 3 75 sheets Saglek Bay 8/10/26. 30 miles west of coast alluvial terraces under 500 ft. granitic rock. 4 52 sheets Duck Bight, 1/2 mile north of Ryan's Bay north shore 8/25/26. granitic rock. 5 100 sheets Ryan's Bay 8/24/26. 15 miles west of coast. old sea bottom; plenty of soil. sandy rock granitic. 6 136 sheets Ekortiarsuk 8/29/26. under 1000 ft. 25 miles west of coast. no vegetation above. granitic rock. 7 118 sheets. Ryan's Bay 8/24/26 10 miles west of coast. terraces on northwest bank at end of fjord. granitic rock 8 78 sheets Ryan's Bay Razorback Mt. 8/23/26. under 2500 ft. granitic rock. 9-10 180 sheets Nachvak 8/17/26. 35 miles west of coast. 500- 2000 ft. steep hill-cliffs of granitic rock. 11 91 sheets Saglek Bay Kikkertaksoak Island. 8/9/26. under 5c ft. granitic rock, soil sparse. 12 35 sheets Cartwright. 3rd. pt. on right leaving harbor. 7/31/26. dry sandy hillside. under 300 ft. 13 5 sheets White Bay, Newfoundland. Sops Arm, Corner brook. 7/21/26 bog. 14 55sheets Sandwich Bay, Eagle River 7/27/26. rocky bank; granitic. 15 76 sheets Sandwich Bay, White Bear River 7/29/26. alluvial sandy bank.

Isoetaceae Isoetes: 1 of critical genera; not known in north ; not worked up yet. Riper the material the better. Get it by all means. Plnts. are apt to be covered with fresh wat fresh water algae so will stick to paper and paper and make mess. Treat as an aquatic; lay out on single sheet of white paper and put in press with- out any flap folded over, so next to drier; will stick to white paper and not to drier. Lvs. will stick to- gether so at first change of driers comb comb out specimen with match or stick.

No. = specimen No. in Gray Herbarium = location Roman. num's. = station 1 POLYPODIACEAE always squeeze stem before bending or it will break. Woodsia ilvensis I X Cystopteris fragilis (L.) Bernh. C. montana (Lam.) Bernh. Thelypteris Dryopteris (L.) Slosson 2 XIV T. Phegopteris (L.) Slosson T. fragrans (L.) Nieuwl. (Lab.) T. spinulosa var. americana (Fisch.) Weath. Polystichum Lonchitis (L.) Roth. Asplenium viride Hudson Cryptogramma polymorphic - collecti OPHIOGLOSSACEAE Botrychium Lunaria (L.) Sw. watch this collect for variability. EQUISETACEAE get root stalk Equisetum arvense L. 3,4,5,9 III V VI VII E. sylvaticum var. pauciramosum Milde 6,7,8 II VIII XIV E. palustre L.

2 > E. limosum L. forma minus f. minus 10 XV ,, E. variegatum Schleich. E. scirpoides Michx. LYCOPODIACEAE get root stalk Lycopodium Selago L. > L. annotinum L. // XV > L. annotinum var. pungens (LaPyl.) 12,13,14 Desv. III X XII I. sabinaefolium var. stichense (Rupr.) Fern. L. alpinum L. L. complanatum L. SELAGINELLACEAE Selaginella selaginoides (L.) Link. PINACEAE > Larix laricina (DuRoi) Koch 15 XV Picea canadensis (Mill.) BSP.

3 >P. mariana (Mill.) BSP. 16 XIV /Abies balsamea (L.) Mill. important to collect 17 XIV get fruit A. bals. var. phanerolepis Fern. 18 XV important to collect Juniperus communis var. montana Ait. J. horizontalis Moench SPARGANIACEAE treat as aquatic in pressing Sparganium angustifolium Michx. S. hyperboreum Laestad. POTAMOGETONACEAE important to collect. Float out, lay white paper on drier still so water will drain off for 5 minutes Change drier 3-4 hrs. Take them sterile or fertile; Neglect not the winter buds Potamogeton filiformis Pers. P. vaginatus Turcz. P. alpinus Balb. zostera marina var. angustifolia Hornem.

4 JUNCAGINACEAE Triglochin palustris L. >T. maritima L. 19 XV GRAMINEAE Nicklea rods + solivators indispensable collect all grasses Pleuropogon Sabiniei R. Br. >Puccinellia phryganodes (Trin.) Scribn. & Werr. Merril P. coarctata Fern. & Weath. >P. paupercula (Homl) Fern. & Weath. 20 III >Festuca rubra L. 21 II XV basal shoots break thru sheathes F. rubra var. prolifer a Piper >F. ovina basal shoots leaving sheathes at top F. supina Schur. 22,23,24 I,VX. F. vivipara (L.) Sm. >Poa eminens J. S. Presl. 25 XV >P. alpina L. 26 V > P. [illegible] All arctica R.Br. 27,28,32,33,34 IVIII IX XI XII

5 P. laxa Haenke P. abbreviata R. Br. 7 P. glauca Vahl. 29,30,31 X P. nemoralis L. Poa pratensis L. Colpodium fulvum (Trin.) Griseb. Dupontia Fischeri R. Br. 7 D. micrantha Holm 35,36 VI D. pilsanthe from Spitzbergen is this Catabrosa aquatica (L.) Beauv. Agropyron caninum var. Hornemanni 37 II (Koch) Pease & Moore Elymus arenarius L. var. villosus E.38,39,40 Meyer III VII XV E. mollis Trin. >Trisetum spicatum (L.) Richter. 41 V XIV 1st collection south of Ellesmere land T.spicatum var. Maidenii 3,44,45 45½,46 47,48 III VI VII VIII X XI^ T. " " pilosiglumi 49,50 II IX > >Deschampsia flexuosa (L.) Trin. 51,52,53 VIII X XV D. alpina (L) A+S. 54 (extensis) V

6 D. flex. var. mantana (L.) Ledeb. D. caespitosa (L.) Beauv. > Agrostis hyemalis var. geminata (Trin) Hitchc. 55,56 II XIV A. borealis Hartm. Arctagrostis latifolia (R. Br.) Griseb. > Calamagrostis canadensis var. robusta Vasey 57-60 II VIII XI XIV C. can. var. Langsdorfi (Link) Inman >C. neglecta (Ehrh) Gaertn. Meyer & Scherb. 61 XV C. purpurascens RBR. >C. hyperborea Lange 62,63 X III Cinna latifolia (Trev.) Griseb. Phippsia algida (Soland.) R. Br. Alopecurus aequalis var. natans (Wahlenb.) Fern.

7 A. alpinus L. Phleum alpinum L. >Hierochloe odorata (L.) Wahlenb. 64 XIV >H. alpina (Sw.) R. & S. 65-71 I II III VI VII VIII X XI H. pauciflora R. Br. CYPERACEAE collect all Scirpus pauciflorus Lightf. >S. caespitosus L., v. callosus Bigel. 72-76 VI VII VIII IX XIV S. hudsonianus (Michx.) Fern. Eriophorum Chamissonis C. A. Meyer >E. Scheuchzeri Hoppe 77-81 II III V VI VII >E. spissum Fern. 82-85 V VI VII XIV E. callitrix Cham. E. opacum (Bjornstr.) Fern. >E. angustifolium Roth 86-92½ II III IV VI VII VIII IX

8 Kobresia simpliuscula (Wahlenb.) ic > K. Bellardii (Ret.) Degl. 93,93½ Mackenz. VIII X 1st in Lab. northern Carex nardina Fries C. capitata L. C. incurva Lightf. C. gynocrates Wormsk. C. pratensis Drej. C. festiva Dewey C. ursina Dewey C. bipartita All. C.94 VII note > C. glareosa Wahlenb. 95 V C. glar. nar. amphigena Fern. C. heleonastes Ehrh. > C. canescens L. 96 XIV > C. brunnesiens Poir. 97,97½ X XIV > C. trisperma Dewey 98 extersion but not far C. obtusata Lilj. IV fl. Blue Fallen.

9 C. supina Wahlenb. > C. rupestris All. 99 VII C. filifolia Nutt. C. scirpoidia Michx. C. glacialis Mackenz. C. vaginata Tausch. C. capillaris L. C. atrofusca Schkuhr. C. misandra R. Br. > C. rariflora (Wahlenb.) Sm. 100, 101 VI XIV C. limosa L. C. atratiformis Britton > C. Halleri Gunn. 102, 103 IV VII 1st in lab. C. stylosa C. A. Meyer > C. rigida Gooden. 164-112 II III VI VII VIII IX X XI XX XXI

10 > C. aquatilis Wahlenb. 113 XIV C. subspathacea Wormsk. > C. maritima O.F. Muell. 114 XV > C. salina Wahlenb. C. microglochin Wahlenb. C. pauciflora Lightf. C. oligosperma Michx. C. saxatilis L. C. miliaris Michx. C. mil., var. major Bailey C. rotundata Wahlenb. C. mambranopacta Baily > C. Versicaria var. jejunia (L.) Fern. 115 XIV note. C. rostrata Stokes. C. mesandoides endemic - w.Mfd, Gaspe; Anticosti 32 XIV JUNCACEAE > Juncus trifidus L. 116-119 VI VII VIII X > J. balticus Willd. var. littoralis Engelm. 120 XV > J. filiformis L. 121,122. XII XV > J. alpinus Vill. var. insignis Fries.

> J. brevicaudatus (Engelm) Fern. 123 XIV note > J. biglumis L. 124 VI dark purple margin to capsule 1st coll. from Lab. J. albescens (Lange) Fern. J. stygius L., v. americanus Buchenau > J. castaneus Sm. 125-128 III V VI VII > Luzula parviflora (Ehrh.) Desv. 129,130 II V L. spicata (L.) DC. > L. confusa Lindeb. 131, 132, 132 1/2 - 135 I III VI VII VIII X L. nivalis (Loestad.) Beurl. > L. campestris var. frigida Buchenau 156 II > L. camp., var. alpina Gard. 137 VI note LILIACEAE > Tofieldia minima (Hill) Druce 138, 139 VI T. coccinea Richards. Clintonia borealis (L.) Raf. berries poison Smilacina trifolia (L.) Desf. fern berries laxative 140 scurvy berries XIV

12 Maianthemum canadense Desf. few berries laxative scurvy berries Streptopus amplexifolius (L.) DC. S. oreopolus. endemic - m.Nfd. Gaspe; Anticosti few berries laxative IRIDACEAE 7 Iris setosa var. canadensis Foster. 142 XII I. versicolor 141 XIV extension N. from Belle Hbr. note ORCHIDACEAE Make package of fleshy forms using corrugated board; bake in oven ½ hr at a time, till dry. plunge base of plant, in boiling H2O to hasten drying. Habenaria hyperborea (L.) R. Br. 7 H. dilatata (Pursh.) Gray White Bay, Nfld. H. straminea Fern. H. obtusata (Pursh.) Richardson Epipactis repens var. ophioides (Fern.) A. A. Eaton 7 Cypripedium reginae Walt from White Bay Nfld. Listera cordata (L.) R. Br. SALICACEAE important to collect Not put material from more than one bush together 7 Salix reticulata L. 143 VII slender glabrous peduncles; lvs. glabrous 7 S. vestita Pursh 144 IX thick hairy peduncles; lvs. very hairy underneath

13 >S. Uva-ursi Pursh 145-148 I VIII X XI >S. herbacea L. 149-152. II VI VIII very small, lvs. crenate edge S. anglorum 153 VI cles dark, lvs. not lustrous; pubescence on capsule dense; scatin short. *>S. anglorum var. kophophylla Schneider. 154 II III >S. arctophyla Cockerell 155-161 III V VII VIII X XI scales dark, lvs. lustrous; pubescence on capsule sparse; scatin long S. cordifolia Pursh 162-173 scales light, lvs. usually hairy v. tonsa 162 I v. Macounii 166-166½ III XI v. intensa 162½-165 V VI X v. callicarpala 167-173 IV VI VII VIII X XI XII >S. cord., v. Macounii (Rydb.) Schneider S. pyrifolia Anderss. >S. calcicola Fern. & Wieg. 174 V >S. planifolia Pursh 175-178 V X XII catkins on old wood S. Bebbiana Sarg. var. perostrata (Rydb.) Schneider 179 XIV, >S. argyrocarpa Anderss. 180-181 II XIV Populus tacamahacca Mill. N. limit of genus not known, important. noted at Sandwich Bay. BETULACEAE important get piece of mature bark unless whole shrub is taken. Betula papyrifera Marsh. >B. pap. var. cordifolia (Regel) 182 XIV range extension Fernald B. pap. var. minor

14 B. microphylla Bunge. B. Michauxii Spach. B. pumila L. > B. glandulosa Michx. 183-188 III VI VII X XI v. rotundifolia (Spach) Regel > Alnus crispa (Ait.) Pursh 189, 190 IX XII > A. crispa var. mollis: 191 XIV SANTALACEAE Comandra livida Richardson POLYGONACEAE important. If plant large; take basal leaf, piece from mid plant + inflorescence > Oxyria digyna (L.) Hill 192-196 I VI VIII IX XII on mt. streams; mt. sorrel good sour salad or baked. eat lots of it. Peniform lvs. Koenigia islandica L. +2 > Polygonum viviparum L. 198-204 important. seeds if possible little inflorescence; flrs. at tip(white). bulbs at base fine to eat, also rootstalk III VI VIII IX XII P. boreale (Lange) Small > Rumex acetosella L. 197 XIV CHENOPODIACEAE Atriplex glabriuscula Edmonston on sea beaches; eat most of it; fine spinach

15 CARYOPHYLLACEAE all important tactical group Spergularia canadensis (Pers.) G. Don. Sagina procumbens L. S. saginoides (L.) DallaTorre S. nivalis Lindbl. Arenaria groenlandica Retz. all along coast. important to eat as greens. A. uliginosa Schleicher >A. verna L. var. pubescens (C. & S.) 205 IX Fern. A. marcescens Fern. A. sanjanensis Willd. A. peploides L. 206 XV A. cylindrocarpa Fernald A. macrophylla Hook. Stellaria borealis Bigel.

16 S. humifusa Rottb. > S. longipes Goldie 207-213 VI VII VIII X XI XII XIV Cerastium alpinum L. collect all Cerastiums. v. lanatum Z+4 (Lam) Negretschu. 214 IV v. glanduliferum Koch 215-217 VIII IX XI C. Berringianum C. & S. C. Fischerianum Seringe C. vulgatum L. > C. arvense L. 218 IX C. cerastioides (L.) * Lychnis alpina L. 219 X I. apetala L. < L. affinis Vahl. pauciflora Ledeb. 219 1/4, 3/4, 1/2, 7/4, IV VII VIII IX Silene acaulis L. var. exscapa (All.) collect. Icelanders eat it. I VIII IX 220-222 DC. PORTULACACEAE Montia lamprosperma Cham. NYMPHAEACEAE Not reported so get it if seen. turn flr. inside out; cut + press several sections of stigmatic surface

RANUNCULACEAE all important Note water crowfoot whether flaccid or stiff when collected. Ranunculus cymbalaria L. Pursh 223 XV R. Pallasii Schlecht. R. hyperboreus Rottb. R. lapponicus L. R. reptans L. >R. nivalis L. 224-227 I VII VIII R. Allenii Rob. > R. pygmaeus Wahlenb. 228-228½ I VII R. pedatifidus J. E. Sm., v. leio- carpus (Trauttv.) Fern. Thalictrum alpinum L. 7 Anemone parviflora Michx. 229-230 VIII IX Caltha palustris L. good greens.-cooked, not raw, slightly bitter. Coptis trifolia (L.) Salisb. imp. snakeroot

18 PAPAVERACEAE > Papaver radicatum Rottb. 231-232 VII II CRUCIFERAE get everything; important Subularia aquatica L. Thalspi arvense L. Cochlearia cyclocarpa Blake Scurvy grass genus absolutely unmarked. good to eat. endemic - w. Nfd., Gaspe', Anticosti. C. tridactylites Banks endemic - w. Nfd., Gaspe', Anticosti >C. fenestrata R. Br. >C. groenlandica L. v. oblongifolia (DC) Lange 233-235 III V VII Eutrema Edwardsii Brassica orthoceras Ledeb. 7 Cardamine bellidifolia L. v. laxa Lange 236-238 I VI IX C. hyperborea Schulz C. pratensis var. angustifoli Hook. Lesquerella arctica (Wormskj.) Wats.

19 Capsella Bursa-pastoris (L.) Medic. Draba stenoloba Ledeb. D. crassifolia Graham D. arctica Vahl. > D. alpina L. > D. fladnizensis Wulfen 239 IV > D. nivalis Lilj. 240 VI D. aurea Vahl. D. incana L. D. stylaris JGay D. megasperma Fern. A Knowlt. Endemic - w.Nfd., Gaspe, Anticosti 7 D. hirta L. 240½ VII D. rupestris R. Br. D. pygno sperma Fenhold. endemic to wNfd., Gaspe, Anticosti Arabis humifusa (J. Vahl) Wats. > A. alpina L. 241-243 II VII IX

20 A. Holboellii Hornem. Erisyum Pallasii (Pursh) Fern. Parrya arctica R. Br. Braya purpurascens (R. Br.) Bunge B. humilis (C. A. Meyer) Rob. CRASSULACEAE Sedum roseum (L.) Scop. like live-forever, 244 coreme of pale yellow flrs; with red firs. impossible toget dry, eat for salad XII S. villosum L. SAXIFRAGACEAE collect several new ones! >Saxifraga rivularis L. 245 I *S. cernua L. 246-248 247½ IV VII VIII *S. cespitosa L. 248, 250 IV V VI S. stellaris L. >S. stel. v. comosa Poir 251 I S. hieracifolia Waldst. A Kit.

S. nivalis L. 252-253 X > S. gaspensis Fern. 254 I note S. aizoides Fern. 255 II > S. tricuspidata Rottb. 256 IV S. Hirculus L. S. flagellaris Willd. > S. Aizoön Jacq. 257 IX S. oppositifolia L. Mitella nuda L. Chrysosplenium alterniflorum L., v. tetrandrum Lund. > Parnassia Kotzebuei C. & S. 258-261 VI VIII IX X XII Ribes lacrustre (Pers.) Poir "swamp black" currents. prickly stems + racemes of black prickly currants, odor like shunk, good to eat > R. glandulosum Grauer > R. prostratum. stem smooth, red bristly currants., good to eat. 262-263 II III R. triste Pall. good to eat. like garden currant. swamp red currant. ROSACEAE Sorbus americana Marsh.

22 Amelanchier sanguinea (Pursh) DC. berries like small pear, purple good to eat. A. Bartramiana (Tausch) Roem. Fragaria virginiana v. terrae-novae (Rydb.) Fern. & Wieg. >Sibbaldia procumbens L. 264 VI Potentilla fruticosa L. get all this genus. important, technical P. palustris (L.) Scop. 265 parvifolia (Raf.) Fern. XV & Long > P. tridentata Ait. 266-267 XXIV > P. nivea L. 268 v. macrophylla Seringe IX P. pulchella R. Br. P. rubricaulis Lehn. P. Vahlia na Lehm. P. emarginata Pirsh P. norvegica v. labradorica (Lehn.) P. fragiformis Willd.

23 P. Ranunculus Lange P. alpestris Hall. 269-275 Ⅲ Ⅳ Ⅴ Ⅵ Ⅶ Ⅷ Ⅸ P. Egedei Wormsk. > P. pacifica Howell 276-278 VII XII XV Geum rivale L. heads of burr-like frts. > Dryas integrifolia Vahl. 279-281 long plumose styles like Clematis IV VIII XI Rubus idaeus v. canadensis Richardson 284 all rasp berries good to eat. XV > R. Chamaemorus L. in peat bog 282-283 good to eat bakeapple VIII XIV > R. arcticus L. Acaulis Michx. 285-286 plumboy VII X R. pubescens Raf. plumboy Alchemilla vulgaris v. filicaulis palmate leaf. in significant green frs. (Buser) Fern. & Wieg. A. vulg. v. vestita (Buser) Fern. & Wieg. A. vulg. v. grandis Blytt A. alpina L.

24 Sanguisorba canadensis L. leaf like rose; long spike of flrs. "Tobacco root" LEGUMONOSAE 7 Astragalus alpinus L. 287-289 III IX XI A. eucosmus Robinson A. aboriginum Richardson 4 > Oxtropis campestris (L.) DC. v. caerulea Koch 290-293 III VI VIII IX XI O. arctica R. Br. O. Bellii (Britton) Palib. O. arctobia Bunge O. podocarpa Gray Hedysarum alpinum L. Vicia Cracca L. 294 7 Lathyrus maritimus v. aleuticus Greene XV EMPETRACEAE 295-297 > Empetrum nigrum L. red berried form would be very blackberry int eresting. XI XIV XV

25 VIOLACEAE Viola Selkirkii Pursh. V. palustris L. > V. pallens (Banks) Brainard 298 XIV V. labradorica Schrank. ONAGRACEAE get these variants > E. angustifolium L. 299 II > Epilobium angustifolium v. intermed- 300-301 um (Wormsk) Fern. X XII * E. latifolium L. 302 -309 II III VII VIII IX X XI > E. lat. var. Kalmischaticum Hausskn. 310-311 II III I E. palustre v. labradoricum Haussk. monticola Hausskn. +312 XV > E. pal. v. lapponicum Wahlenb. E. davuricum Fisch. E. Drummondii Hausskn. E. lactiflorum Hausskn. E. alpinum L.

26 E. Hornemannii Reichenb. Circaea alpina L. HALORAGIDACEAE Myriophyllum alterniflorum DC. M. exalbescens Fernald. Hippuris vulgaris L. H. vulg. v. maritima (Hillan) Wahlenb. UMBELLIFERAE get frt. if possible Ligusticum scoticum L. 313-313½ XII XIV "porsley" good to eat Coelopleurum lucidum (L.) Fern. 314 XII Heracleum lanatum Michx. health root, hell trot much of this at Sandwich Bay: good greens cooked. Conioselinum pumilum Rose Angelica atropurpurea L. CORNACEAE Cornus canadensis L. 315 XII XIV C. can. var. intermedia Farr.

>C. suecica L. 316 XII C. stolonifera Michx. red root, widdy ERICACEAE collect* Moneses uniflora (L.) Gray Pyrola minor L. P. secunda var. obtusata Turcz. >P. grandiflora Radius 318-322 I III VII VIII X >Ledum groenlandicum Oeder. 323-325 XI XII XIV >L. palustre L. var. decumbens Ait. 326 327, 328 VI VIII X Rhodendron lapponicum (L.) Wahlenb. Loiseleuria procumbens (L.) Desv. Kalmia angustifolia L. >K. polifolia Wang. 329, 330 XII XIV >Phyllodoce caerulea (L.) Bab. 331-334 VI VII VIII X =Cassiope hypnoides (L.) D. Don. 335 I

28 C. tetragona (L.) Don. Andromeda glaucophylla Link. A. gl. v. Tödandra Fernald. † A. Polifolia L. Chamaedaphne calyculata (L.) Moench. Arctostaphylos Uva-ursi (L.) Spreng. > A. alpina (L.) Spreng 336-338 poison berry VII VIII XI > Vaccinium uliginosum L. var. alpinum VI VII VIII X XI XII 339-344 Bigel. V. cespitosum Michx. 7 V. Vitis-Idaea L. var. minus Lodd. partridge berry IX XII XV 345-347 V. Oxycoccus L. marshberry V. Hubigenum endemic - W.Hfd, Gaspe, Anticosti DIAPENSIACEAE > Diapensia lapponica L. 348-352 III IV VIII VII

29 PLUMBAGINACEAE Statice labradorica (Wallr) Hubb. & 35 3½ V VII II XI Blake 353-355 PRIMULACEAE probably New ones. & possibly d'être Primula farinosa L. P. borealis Duby P. egaliksisensis Wormsk. P. mistassinica Michx. Androsace Chamaejasme Host > Trientalis borealis Raf. 356 X gentianaceae collect Gentiana Amarella L. G. nivalis L. G. mesophila. extm-wNfd. Goose Anticosti Lomatogonium rotatum (L.) Fries > Halenia deflexa (Sm.) Griseb. 357 XII

30 BORAGINACEAE Mertensia maritima (L.) S. F. Gray 355-9 IV VI - SCROPHYLARIACEAE note color of flr, because bracts longer than petals Veronica alpina L., v. unalascensis 360-364 I VI VII VIII X C&S. V. humifusa Dickson Castilleja pallida (L.) Spreng., v. V 365 septentrionalis (Lindl.) Gray Euphrasia arctica Lange 366-369 V VIII X XI Bartsia alpina L. 370-373 V VI VII XII Pedicularis lapponica L. 374-376 collect. VII XI P. sudetica Willd. P. arctica R. Br. P. hirsuta L. P. lanata C.&S. P. euphrasioides Stephan 377 V

31 P. groenlandica Retz. 378 XIV P. flammea L. 379-383 VI VII VIII X P. capitata Adams Rhinanthus borealis (Sterneck) Chabert. LENTIBULARIACEAE > Pinguicula vulgaris L. 386 XI P. villosa L. P. alpina L. PLANTAGINACEAE Plantago juncoïdes, var. glauca 384-5 (Hernem.) Fern. III XII P. oliganthos, var. fallax Fern. RUBIACEAE Galium Brandegei Gray 387. important XV

32 CAPRIFOLIACEAE Lonicera villosa, var. calvescens (Fern. & Wieg.) Fern. Linnaea borealis L., var. americana 388-389 XII XIV (Forbes) Rehder Viburnum pauciflorum Raf. 390 XIV CAMPANULACEAE > Campanula rotundifolia L. 344-348 collect complex; needs watching. III VI VII VIII IX >C. uniflora L. 391-393 IV VI X COMPOSITAE > Solidago multiradiata Ait. 399 XI >S. macrophylla, var. thyrsoida (E. Meyer) Fern. 400-402 III V X Aster radula, var. strictus (Pursh) Gray > Erigeron uniflorus L. get it. 403-408 I IV VII VIII IX XI E. alpinus L. get.

? Antennaria isolepis Greene 421 new sps. v. typica 409-410½ v. canescens 411-415 I IV VII IX IV VI VIII X XI >Antennaria alpina (L.) Gaertn. probably some endemics. A. Sornbergeri Fern. note 416-418 Mfadas & Grenled. 4 V VI VIII * >A. pygmaea Fern. not increase in size & occasionally 2-3 heads 419-420. VIII IX > A. alpina v. canescens v. typica Gnaphalium supinum L. G. norvegicum Gunn. >Achillea Millefolium, v. nigrescens 423-424 E. Meyer XIV XV wild tansy Matricaria grandiflora (Hook.) Britton Chrysanthemum integrifolium Richardson. >Artemisia borealis Pall. 425-426 III IX >Petasites palmata (Alt.) Gray 427 VII P. sagittata Pursh >P. trigonophylla Greene note range extension 428½ II >Arnica alpina Alin+Ladan Rhodora 25:105-jul43 1925 428- series of endemics in North. Each area has its own spr. endemic 429 V VII IX 430 >A. plantaginea Pursh 431, 431½ VIII X >A. Sornbergeri Fern. 432 VI

34 Senecio palustris (L.) Hook., v. con- gestus (R.Br.)Hook. 7S. pauciflorus Pursh 433 IX 7 S. Pseudo-Arnica Less. 434, 435 XII Taraxacum phymatocarpum Vahl. each patch diff, get these endemics T. officinale Weber >T. lapponicum Kihlman 436-441 outer bracts linear lanceolate & spreading without horns. IV VI VIII VIII IX XI 7 T. ceratophorum (Ledeb.) DC. outer bracts with horns Crepis nana Richardson Hieracium vulgatum Fries. Taraxicum 442-446 specimens sent to Darlestädt for identification I IV VI VIII X

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