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CATALOGUE OF PLANTS
WHICH HAVK BEEN FOUND GROWING WITHOUT CULTIVATION IN THE
PARK AND ITS OUTLYING TERRITORIES.
COLLECTED, MOUNTED AND CATALOGUED FOE THE
PARK HERBARIUM
IN THE SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE AT
NIAOARA FALLS, ONTARIO.
BY
RODERICK CAMERON,
Chief Gardener.
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QUEEN VICTORIA NIAGARA FALLS PARK.
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James "Wilson, Esq.,
Superintendent. ■
Dear Sir, — Acting under your instructions I have, at odd moments during
the past five years, collected a large number of specimens of the better known
plants found growing without cultivation in the Park, and have mounted and
catalogued them for convenience of reference.
So far 107 families, comprising 487 genera and 1,101 distinct species, have
been found ; and I have no doubt that others will yet be discovered. As you
desired to have the catalogue embrace only such plants as have been mounted
and are on evidence in the Herbarium, I have not included any of the many
other species not found by me but which have been noted by visiting botanists
from time to time in the immediate vicinity of the Park.
I have to thank Professor John Macoun, the eminent Chief Botanist of the
Geological Survey of Canada, for verifying the names of the several species and
for many acts of courtesy and words of encouragement.
The whole respectfully submitted.
The Park, Niagara Falls,
February, 1896.
RODERICK CAMERON,
Gardener.
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NAMES OF THE NATURAL ORDERS OF PLANTS.
(As defined in Oray'» Manuel of Botany , Sixth Eiitimi.)
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Order. Family.
1 Ranunculacese (Crowfoot). .
2 MagnoliacefB (Magnolia) . .
3 Anonacese (Custard Apple). .
4 Menispennacese (Moouseed) . .
5 Berberidacese .(Barberry)..
() Nymphseacese (Water-Lily) . .
7 Sarraceniacese (Pitcher Plants). .
8 Papaveraceje (Poppy). .
9 Fumariaceee (Fumitory) . .
10 Cruciferse (Mustard). ;
11 Capparidacese (Caper), .
13 Cistacsse (Rock-Rose) . .
14 Violacese (Violet)..
15 Caryophyllacero (Pink). .
16 Portulacacese (Purslane)..
18 Hypericacese (St. John's Wort). .
20 Malvaceae (Mallow) . .
21 Tiliaceee (Linden) . .
22 Linacese (Flax) . .
23 Geraniacese (Geranium) . .
24 Rutacese (Rue) . .
25 Ilicinese (Holly). .
26 Celastracese (StaflPTree). .
27 Rhamnaceae (Buckthorn)..
28 Vitacese (Vine)..
29 Sapindacese (Soapberry) . .
50 Anacardiaceae (Cashew) . .
31 Polygalacese (Milkwort) . .
32 Leguminosee (Pulse) .
33 Roaaceee (Rose) . .
55 Saxifragaceee (Saxifrage)..
56 Crassulacese (Orpine) . .
38 Hamamelidese (Witch -Hazel). .
59 Haloragese (Water-Milfoil). .
41 LythracesB (Loosestrife). .
42 Onagracese .... (Evening-Primrose) . .
47 Ficoidese
48 Umbelliferse (Parsley) . .
49 Araliaceee (Ginseng) . .
60 CornacesB (Dogwood) . .
51 Caprifoliacese (Honeysuckle) .
.62 Rubiacese (Madder) . .
63 Valerianacese (Valerian). .
54 Dipsacese (Teasel) . .
■65 Compositse (Composite) . .
No. of genera.
No. of species
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66 Lobeiiaceee (Lobelia) ... 1
67 CampanulacesB (C vmpauula) .... 2
58 Ericacea) (Heath)..., 11
61 Primulaceee (Primrose) .... 4
65 Oleaceae (Olive). ... 3
66 Apocynacea? (Dogbane) .... 1
67 Asclepiadac( }e (Milkweed). ... 3
69 Gentianacea) (Gentian) 2
70 Polemoniacere (Polemonium) . . . . 2
71 Hydrophyllacea) (Waterleaf) .... 1
72 BorraginacejB (Borage). ... 6
73 Convolvulacere (Convolvulus) .... 2
74) Golanacea) (Nightshade) .... 6
75 ScrophulariacesB (Figwort) . . . . 14
76 Orobanchaceee (Broom-Rape).... 3
77 Lentibulariaceae (Bladderwort' .... 1
79 Pedaliacese ]
80 Acanthacea3 (Acanthus) .... 1
81 Verbenacese (Vervain) .... 2
82 Labiatfe (Mint). ... 17
83 Plantaginaceee (Plantain) .... 1
86 Amarantacese (Amaranth) .... 1
87 Chenopodiacea3 (Goosefoot) .... 3
88 Phytolaccacese (Pokeweed). . . . I
89 Polygonacere (Buckwheat) .... 3
91 Aristolochiacere (Birth wort) ... 1
92 Piperaceie (Pepper) .... 1
93 Lauraceffi (Laurel) .... 2
94 Thymeheaceae (Mezereum). ... 1
95 Elfwagnacese (Oleaster) .... 1
97 Santalacese (Sandalwood). ... 1
98 Euphorbiaceffi (Spurge) .... 2
99 Urticaceffi (Nettle) 8 .
100 Platanaceae (Plane-Tree) 1
101 J)iglandace8e (Walnut). ... 2
103 Cupuliferee (Oak). ... 7
104 Salicaceas (Willow) 8
106 CeratophyllacesB (Hornwort). . . . 1
107 Coniferse (Pine). ... 8
108 Hy irocharidacese Frog's-Bit) 3
110 Orchidaceaj (Orchid) ... 10
113 Iridac^se (Iris).... 8.
114 Amaryllidaceee (Amaryllis).... 1
115 Dioscoreaceee (Yam). ... 1
116 Liliacese (Lily).... 11
117 Pontederiaceae (Picker- Weed) 2
121 Juncaceae (Rush) .... 2
122 Typhaceae (Cat-Tail) 2
123 Araceae (Arum) .... 2
125 Alismaceae ( Water- Plantain )... . 3
126 Naiadaceae (Pondweed) .... 2
128 Cyperaceae (Sedge) 6
No. of species.
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Order. Family.
129 GraminejB (Grass). . ,
130 Equisetacese (Horsetail) . . .
181 Filices (Ferns). .
132 Ophioglossacese . .. (Adder's Tongue) . .
133 Lycopodiacece (Club-Rloss) . .
134 SelaginellacesB
137 Jungermanniaceae . . . . (Scale-Mosses). .
138 Marchantiaceae (Liverwort) . .
139 Musci
140 Lichens
No. of genera. No. of species.
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14
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52
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Order 1. RANUNCULACEiE.— Crowfoot Family.
Clematis.
Clematis Virginiana Virgin's Bower.
Anemone.
Anemone cylindrica Long-fruited Anemone.
Anemone nemorosa Wood Anemone or Wind-flower.
Anemone dichotoma Anemone.
Hepatica. — Liver Leaf.
Hepatica triloba Round-lobed Hepatica.
Hepatica acutiloba Sharp-lobed Hepatica.
Thalictrum. — Meadow Rue.
Thalictrum aneuionoides Rue Anemone.
Thalictrum polygamum Meadow Rue.
Thalictrum dioicum Early Meadow Rue.
Ranunculus. — Crowfoot, Buttercup.
Ranunculus aquatilis var trichophyllus . . Water Crowfoot.
Ranunculus sceleratus Cursed Crowfoot. • ' '
Ranunculus recurvatus Hooked Crowfoot.
Ranunculus Pennsylvanicus Bristly Crowfoot.
Ranunculus fascicularis Early Crowfoot.
Ranunculus repons Creeping Crowfoot.
Ranunculus acris Buttercup Crowfoot.
Ranunculus Flammula var reptans Cj-eeping Crowfoot.
Caltha. — Marsh Marigold.
Caltha pulustris Marsh marigold.
CoPTis. — Gold Thread.
Coptis trif olia Three-leaved Gold thread.
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Aquilegia Canadensis Wild Columbine.
CiMiciFUQA. — Bugbane.
■Cimicifucfa racemosa Black Snakeroot.
AcTiE A. — Baneberry .
Actsea spicata var rubra Red Baneberry.
Actsea alba White Baneberry.
Hydrastis. — Orange Roo^
Hydrastis Canadensis Golden Seal.
Order 2. MAGNOLIACEtE.— Magnolia Family.
Magnolia.
Magnolia acuminata Cucumber Tree.
Magnolia umbrella Umbrella Tree.
LiRIODENDRON.
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Order 3. AN ON ACE^.— Custard Apple Family.
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Asimina. — North American Papaw.
Asimina triloba Papaw tree.
Order*. MENISPERMACE^E.—Moonseed Family.
Menispermum.
Menispermum Canadense Moonseed.
Order 5. BERBERTDACEiE— Barberry Family.
Berberis.
Berberis vulsaris Common barberry.
Caulophyllum.
€aulophyllum thalictroides Blue cohosh or Pappoose-root
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Podophyllum peltatum May apple.
Order 6. NYMPH^AOEiE.— Water Lily Family.
Nymph^a.
Nymphsea odorata Sweet scented water lily.
NUPHAR.
Nuphar advena Yellow water lily.
Nuphar pumilum Small yellow water lily.
Order 7.— SARRACENIACE^.— Pitcher Plant Family.
Sarracenia.
Sarracenia purpurea Side saddle flower.
Order 8. L'APAVERACEiE.— Poppy Family.
Sanouinaria.
Sanguinaria Canadensis Bloodroot.
Chelidonium.
Chelidonium majus Celandine.
Papaver.
Papaver somniferum Common poppy.
Order 9.— FUMARIACEiE.— Fumitory Family.
Dicentra.
Dicentra Cucullaria Dutchman's breeches.
Dicentra Canadensis Squirrel com.
Order 10. CRUCIFER^.— Mustard Family. ,^
■ Dentaria. — Toothwort.
Dentaria diphylla Toothwort pepper root.
Dentaria laciniata Toothwort pepper root.
Cardamine. — Bitter Cress.
Cardamine rhomboidea Spring cress.
Cardamine rhomboidea var purpurea . . . Spring cress.
Cardamine hirsuta Small bitter cress.
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Arabis. — Rock Cress.
Arabis lyrata Rock cress.
Arabis confinis Rock cress.
Arabis hirsuv- Rock cress.
Arabis laevigata Rock cress.
Arabis Canadensis Sickle pod.
Arabis perf oliata Tower mustard.
Alyssum.
Alyssum calycinum Yellow alyssum.
LuNARiA. — Satin Flower.
Lunaria biennis Honesty.
Camelina.
Camelina sativa False flax.
Nasturtium.
Nasturtium officinale True water cress.
Nasturtium palustre Marsh cress.
Nasturtium palustre var hispidum .... Marsh cress.
Nasturtium armoracia Horse radish.
Barbarea. — Winter Cress.
Barbarea vulgaris Common winter cress.
Barbarea vulgaris var stricta Common winter cress.
Hesperis. — Rocket.
Hesperis matronalis Dame's Violet.
Erysimum. — Treacle Mustard.
Erysimum cheiranthoides Worm seed mustard.
Sisymbrium.
Sisymbrium officinale Hedge mustard.
BUASSICA.
Brassica sinapistrum or sinapis arvensis ..English charlock.
Brassica (or sinapis) nigra Black mustard.
Brassica rapa Turnip.
Capsella.
Capsella Bursu-pastoris Shepherd's purse.
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Thlaspi.
Thlaspi arvense Penny cress.
Lepidium. — Pepperwort.
Lepidium intermedium Wild pepper grass.
Lepidium campestre Pepperwort pepper grass.
Cakile.
Cakile Americana American sea rocket.
Raphanus.
Raphanus sations Garden radish.
Order 11. CAPPARIDACE^.— Caper Family.
POLANISIA.
Polanisia graveolens Polanisia.
Order 13. CISTACEiE.— Rock Rose Family.
Helianthemum Canadense Frost weed.
Order 14. VIOLACEiE.—Violet Family.
Viola . — Heart's- ease.
Viola rotundifolia Round-leaved violet.
Viola lanceolata Lance-leaved violet.
Viola blanda Sweet white violet.
Viola odorata Sweet or English violet.
Viola palustris Marsh violet.
Viola palmata var cucullata Common blue violet.
Viola canina var sylvestris Dog violet.
Viola rostrata Long-spurred violet.
Viola Canadensis Canada violet.
Viola pubescens Downy yellow violet.
Viola eriocephalus
Viola tricolor Pansy or heartsease.
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Solea concolor Green violet.
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Order 16. CARYOPHYLLACEiE.— Pink Family.
DiANTHUS. — Carnation.
Dianthus armeria Deptford pink.
S A PON ARIA. — Soap wort.
Saponaria oflScinalis Bouncing Bet.
SiLENE.
Silene antirrhina Sleepy catchfly.
Silene stellata Starry campion.
Lychnis. — Cockle.
Lychnis vespertina Evening lychnis.
Lychnis Githago Corn cockle.
Lychnis diurna Ragged Robin.
Arenaria. — Sandwort.
Arenaria serpyllifolia Thyme leaved sandvrort.
Arenaria lateriflora Sandwort.
Stellaria.
Stellaria media Common chickweed.
Stellaria longifolia . . . : Long-leaved stitchwort
Stellaria iongipes Long-stalked stitchwort.
Cerastium.
Cerastium vulgatum Mouse-ear chickweed.
Cerastium viscosum Larger mouse-ear chickweed.
Cerastium nutans Annual chickweed.
Cerastium arvense Field chickweed.
Order 16. PORTULACACE.E.— Purslane Family.
PORTULACA.
Portulaca oleracea Common purslane.
Claytosia — Spring Beauty.
Claytonia Virginica Xarrow-leaved spring beauty.
Clay tonia Caroliniana Brr^id-leaved spring beauty.
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Order 18. HYPERICACEiE.— St. John's Wort Family.
Hypericum.
Hypericum Kalmianum Kalm's St. John's wort.
Hypericum perforatum Common St. John's wort.
Hypericum mutilum Hypericum.
Hypericum maculatum Hypericum, Corymbed.
Hypericum Canadense Hypericum.
Hypericum Canadense var majus Hypericum.
Elodes.
Elodes Virginica or campanulati Marsh St. John's wort.
Order 20. MALVACE^.— Mallow Family.
Malva. — Mallow.
Malva rotundifolia Common mallow.
Malva moschata Musk mallow.
Abotilon.— Indien Mallow.
Abutilon Avicennaj Velvet leaf.
Hibiscus. — Rose Mallow.
Hibiscus Trionum Bladder ketmia,
Hibiscus Moscheutos Swamp Rose mallow.
Order 21. TILIACE^.— Linden Family.
TiLlA. — Linden or Basswood.
Tilia Americana Basswood.
Tilia Europsea European linden.
Or.ler 22. LINACEiE.— Flax Family.
LiNUM.
Linum striatum Flax.
Linuui usitatissimuiii Comuion flax.
Linum Virgiiiiaiium ...Flax.
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Order 23. GERAN I ACEiE.— Geranium Family.
Geranium.
Geranium maculatum Wild cranesbill.
Geranium pusillum Small flowered cranesbill.
Geranium Roberfcianum Herb Robert.
Flcerkea.
Flcerkea proserpinacoides False mermaid.
OxALis. — Wood Sorrel
Oxalis corniculata, var stricta YeUow wood sorrel.
Impatiens. — Balsam Jewel Weed.
Impatiens pallida Pale touch-me-not.
Impatiens fulva Spotted touch-me-not.
Order 24. RUTACE^.— Rue Family.
Zanthoxylum. — Prickly Ash.
Zanthoxylum Americanum Northern Prickly Ash.
Ptelea. — Shrubby Trefoil or Hop tree.
Ptelea trifoliata Hop tree.
Ailanthus glandulosus Tree of Heaven. . .
Order 25. ILICINE.E.— Holly Family.
Ilex. — Holly.
Ilex verticillata Black alder. Winterberry.
Order 26. CELASTRACEiE.— Staff Tree Family.
Cklastrus. — Shrubby Bitter Sweet.
Celastfu3 scandens .Wax work or climbing bitter sweet.
EUONYMUS.
Eiuonymus atropurpureus Burning Bush.
Euonymus Americanos, var obovatus ..Trailing euonymus.
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Order 27. RHAMNACEvE.— Buckthorn Family.
Ceanothus. — Red-root.
Ceanothus Americanus New Jersey tea.
Order 28. VITACEiE.— Vine Family.
ViTis. — Grape.
Vitis aestivalis Summer grape.
Vitis riparia Frost grape.
Ampelopsis. — Virginian Creeper.
Ampelopsis quinquefolia Virginian creeper.
Order 29. SAPINDACEiE.— Soapberry Family.
^SOULUS.
^sculus Hippocastanum Common horse-chestnut.
Acer. — Maple.
Acer spicatum Mountain maple.
Acer saccharinum Sugar or rock maple.
Acer dasycarpum White or silver maple.
Acer rubrum Red or swamp maple.
Negundo. — Ash Leaved Maple or box-elder.
Negoindo aceroides Box elder.
Staphylea.
Staphylea trifolia American bladder nut.
Order 30. ANACARDIACE^E.— Cashew Family.
Rhus. — Sumach.
Rhus typhina Stasj horn sumach.
Rhus glabra Smooth sumach.
Rhus venenata Poison sumach, or dogwood.
Rhus toxicodendron Poison ivy, or poison oak.
Rhus aromatica Fragrant sumach.
Rhus toxicodendron var radicans Poison ivy. ,
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Order 31. POLYGALACE^.— Milkwort Family.
POLYGALA.
Polygala verticillata Milk wort.
Polygala senega Seneca siiakeroot.
Order 32. LEGUMINOSiE.— Pulse Family.
LupiNus. — Lu pine.
Lupinus perennis Wild lupine.
Trifolium.— Clover.
Trifolium arvense Rabbit foot clover.
Trifolium pratense Red clover.
Trifolium repens White clover.
Trifolium agrarium Yellow or hop clover.
Trifolium procumbens Low hop clover.
Trifolium hybridum Alsike.
Melilotus. — Sweet Clover.
Melilotus officinalis Yellow meliot.
Melilotus alba White meliot.
Medicago. — Medick.
Medicago savita Lucerne.
Medicago lupulina Black medick, or nonesuch.
RoBiNiA. — Locust Tree.
Robinia Pseudacacia Common locust or false Acacia.
Robinia viscosa Clammy locust.
Astragalus.
Astragalus Canadensis Tall milk vetch.
Astragalus Cooperi Downy milk vetch.
Glycyrrhiza.
Glycyrrhiza lepidota Wild liquorice.
Desmodium. — Tick Trefoil.
Desmodiura nudiflorum Tick trefoil.
Desmodium acuminatum Tick trefoil.
Desmodium rotundifolium Tick trefoil.
Desmodium cuspidatum Tick trefoil.
Desmodium paniculatum Tick trefoil.
Desmodium Canadense Tick trefoil.
Desmodium rigidum Tick trefoil.
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Lespedeza.
Lespedeza reticulata Bush clover.
Lespedeza hiita Bush clover.
ViciA. — Vetch. Tare.
Vicia Cracca Vetch.
Vicia Caroliniana Vetch.
Vicia Amei icana Vetch.
Lathyrus. — Everlasting Pea.
Lathyrus nchroleucus Vetchling.
Lathyrus palustiis Marsh vetchling.
Lathyrus palustris var myrtifolius ....
Apios. — Wild Benn.
Apios tuberosa Ground nut.
Phaseolus.
Phaseolus diversifolius Kidney bean.
AmphicarpyEA. — Hog Peanut.
Amphicarpaea monoica . , Hog peanut.
Gymnocladus.
Gymnocladus Canadensis Kentucky coffee tree.
vjLEDITSCBIA.
Gleditschia triacanthus Honey locust.
Order 33.— ROSACE^.— Rose Family.
Prunus. — Plum, Cherry, etc.
Prunus Americana Wild yellow or redfpl
Prunus Pennsylvanica Wild red cher«y.
Prunus Virginiana Choke cherry.
unus serotina Wild black cherry.
j^'runus cerasus Black choke cherry.
Spir^a. — Meadow Sweet.
Sphsea opulifolia Nino bark.
Spiraea salicifolia Meadow sweet.
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RuBUS. — Bramble.
Rubus odoratus Purple flowering raspberry.
Rubus tritlorus Dwarf raspberry.
Rubus strigosus Wild red raspberry.
Rubu.s occidentalis Black raspberry.
Rubus villosas High blackberry.
Rubus Canadensis Low blackberry.
Rubus hispidus Running swamp blackberry.
Dalibarda.
Dalibarda repens Dalibarda.
Geum.— Avens.
Geum album Avens.
Geum strictum Avens.
Geum rivale Purple Avens.
Geum Virginianum Bristly Avens.
Waldsteinia.
Waldsteinia fragarioides Barren strawberry.
Fragaria.
Fragaria Virginiana Wild strawberry.
Fragaria vesca Wild strawberry.
PoTENTiLLA. — Cinque-foil, Five Finger.
Potentilla Canadensis Cinque foil.
Poteutilla Canadensis var 8iiii|ile.\ . . . .F've finger.
Potentilla argentea Five finger.
Potentilla recta Five finger.
Potentilla Anserina Silver weed.
Potentilla palustris Marsh five finger.
Agrimonia.
Agrimonia Eupatoria Common agrimony.
Agrimonia parvittora Small flowered agrimony.
Rosa. — Rose.
Rosa Carolina Swamp rose.
Rosa blanda Early wild rose.
Eosa rubiginosa Sweet brier.
Rosa micrantha Smaller sweet brier.
Eosa humilis Sweet brier.
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Pyrus, — Pear. Apple.
Pyrus malus Apple.
Pyrus cominunus Pear.
Pyrus coronaria Wild Crab apple.
Pyrus arbutifoiia Chokeberry.
Pyrus Americana Mountain ash.
Pyrus Aucuparia European rcwan tree.
GnATMGVH. — Hawthorn. "
Crataegus Oxyacantha English hawthorn.
CratcEgus coccinea Viii- maciacimtha . . .Large spurred thorn.
Crataegus coccinea Scarlet fruited thorn.
Cratjegus Crusgalli Cockspur thorn.
Crataegus punctata Yellow fruited thorn.
Amelanchiek.
Amelanchier Canadensis Shad bush. Service berry.
Amelanchier Canadensis, var rotundifolia.Round-leaved amelanchier.
Amelanchier Canadensis, var oblongif olia. Juneberry.
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Order 35. SAX I FR AG ACEiE.— Saxifrage Family.
S.\XIFRAOA.
Saxifraga Virginiensis Early saxifrage.
TiARELLA
Tiarella'cordifolia False mitrewort.
MiTELLA.
Mitella diphylla Mitrtwnrt.
Mitella nuda Mitrewort.
Chuysosplenium.
Cl.rysosplenium Americanum Golden saxifrage.
Parnassia,
Parnassia Caroliniaua Grass of Parnassus.
RiBEs. — Currant, Gooseberry
Ribes- Cynosbati Wild goose bciry.
Ribes prostratum Ke'id currant .
Ribes floridum WiM hlack cuirant.
Ribes rubruni lle