Carices of the Northern United States contributed to Gray's Manual

1. C. gymnocrates, Wormald. (C. disica 1st Edm. non L.) 2. Booth would prefer this removed to the "Stellulata" to follow C. stellulata, & it may perhaps belong there, of right, but this Debilidion "Blyophyllum," as here constituted, proposes to be merely artificial - (XXX. leaves very broad - longer than the calyx - 673. C. Fraseri.) 11. (C. diddoni, 1st Edm. non Booth !) 12. scarcely to be distinguished from C. intermedia (Yod.) 14. Booth thinks that this species should rather be referred as a bar of the last (C. test.) but I think the perigon is clearly that of C. panimentata - indeed I am convinced of it. 19. Kentucky. Short ! in Herb. Booth thinks this is probably only a bar of C. shipata, but this I doubt. 20. Washington, Mich.- Dr. Cooley - 2 Bois Blanc Island. Detroit River - Dr. P. H. MacLagan. 21. Lexington (Kent.) Short ! Cincinnati Leaf ! both in Herb. Jersey. - Closely spitted heads seem too near M.S., the perigon appear always larger & more tapering. 28. C. tenella, Schlt. non Phrh. C. gracilis 1st Edm. non Phrh. fide Booth ! (by spec. pri.) M.B. Booth has ascertained that C. gracilis of Phrh. is the true C. loliacea div.

from an authentic spec. in Herb. Smith - C. tenella Park. is C. lanceolata, B. 31. Var. 2. is C. vitilis, Fries, sp. Booth ! & the Syn. may be quoted. (see Booth's letter) 35. Detroit river - D. Maclagan ! 36. Omit that species, not in the M. S. Pace Syn. ! 38/2. C. stricta - Booth. Whole Echo - Olney - Lake Superior. Lake Mahopac. My J. C. & Luke Superior. survey ! 43. This is C. serrulosa, Schreberi.) in Herb. Parry. Mantuan river - Clinton C. Peak. - J. M. McPherson M. of Mr. Car. Buckley 46. Lamark's name must stand for this species, As he founded it on an Amer. plant - & Gardenough's C. stricta has never been found in America. 47/2. C. lenticularis, M. Lake Aralanche. Terr. infert. Booth ! N. Shore of Lake Superior. Loring ? -! 49/2. C. maritime - Willd. In Herb. Parry are forms just resembling the foreign, John M. Lang. J. Hefele Massachusetts Valley, & R. P. R. O. To ? 49. Var. 1. C. viridula muscidae. J.C. in his Journal. (C. palaeaca !? (Elo non Wahl.) 54/2. C. tibbii, Sokle, Isle Royal. Whittier ! Pickering. Offering 59. A specimen of what I take for C. Nordicus is in Herb. Parry, from Macon C. H. C. Buckley. 61. After Syn. - C. heterostachya Terr. non Deel. 68/2. C. stricta, Curtis. "Side of Saddle Mount." Maple 800 ft. above the lake". Dewey. Herb. Parry ! Also Pilon Mt. M. Washington & Brown. - N. West Chester Pa. Townsend. 72. Border of a marsh - near Bristol, Pennsyl. C. Sherle in Herb. Parry ! After authority - C. Careyana Terr. non Deel. 76. C. laxiflora, Lam. non Schlt. (C. except with. 2 of 1.25.) 85/2. C. Richardtonii, Booth. near Rochester, N.Y. "within 2 good miles of the city". Dec. to April 15 Feb 14. P. Plinyries Augusta. Mt. Bread - Macon. C. Michaux. Castleff. 90. Montreal. D. Maclagan. 93/2. C. Chrysocentra, Schwegel. Terr. near Dutchy, Phil. W. S. Pohlman! 94. The Syn. C. Greeniana belongs here - that of C. birevies to 95 fr. ! spec. in Herb. Parry ! 101. Booth concluded that in justice to Muckle, his name of C. polymorpha ought to attach

to this species (to which it belongs in part) restoring C. strata, M'k for 103. 102. 102. C. strata, M'k (not of 1st Edn.) 104. Sparkman to Spalding's Sarsaparilla river - H. S. Byphers. byphus! 105. C. trichocarpa, Muhll. (C. strata, 1st Edn not of Mr.) 107/8. C. merata, Dwd. Greece. Monroe C. N. F. D. Bradley. a single spec. in Herb. Terr! Sartwell has another - See them for the description, as the species is very remarkable & only found. I believe, by Dr. Bradley, who doubtless has at least one specimen himself, as Sartwell derives his from him - (Dewey (in Woods' Bot.) confusing 2 species, that from Georgia being totally distinct - In his Carol. he formerly referred Bradley's plant to C. gigantea side Herb. Terr! 114. South Tringston - Rhode Island. Olney. 115. The bar. polyotachyga is Sartwell's C. lupulifera if you think the characters he gives sufficient. 118/2. C. gigantea, Rudge - Banks of the Ohio, at North Bend- Shear Louisville. Short! also Florida Chapman & Texas Wright &c. well distinguished from C. lupulifera by the less tufted, horizontally spreading spermy. & many male spikes.