Bulletin - United States National Museum - Smithsonian Institution
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96 FLORA OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.<br />
tPyrola rotundifolia, L. Round-leaved Pyrola.<br />
Last week in June.<br />
iMonotropauniflora, L. Indian Pipe. Corpse-Plant.<br />
June to September.<br />
tMonotropa Hypopitys, L. Pine-sap. False Beech-dbops.<br />
July to October.<br />
PRIMULACEiE.<br />
Primrose Family.<br />
jDodecatheou Meadia, L. American Cowslip. Shooting-Star.<br />
Corcorau's Woods; Foundry Run. Second or third week in May.<br />
t Steironema ciliatum, Raf. ILysimachia ciliata, Li.'\. Loosestrife.<br />
June.<br />
Steironema lanceolatum, Gray. iLysimachia lanceolata, Walt.].<br />
Eastern Branch, above Benning's Bridge, between tides. Also intermediate formB<br />
leading to the next, above Sandy Landing. First week in July.<br />
i Steironema lanceolatum, var. hybridum, Gray. (^(Ze Gray). ILysimachia lanceo-<br />
lata, Walt., var. angustifolia (not hyhrida!), Gray.]<br />
Great Falls, Va. ; also above Sandy Landing, where transition forms connect it<br />
with the type. First week in July.<br />
i Steironema longifolium, Gray. \^LysiinacMa longifolia, Pursh.]<br />
Flats below Eads' Mill. Second to fourth week in July.<br />
tLysimachia quadrifolia, L. Four-leaved Loosestrife.<br />
End of May or in June.<br />
fLysimacbia stricta, Ait. Loosestrife.<br />
Last week in June or first week in July.<br />
Lysimachia nummularia, L. Moneywort.<br />
Scarcely escaped. End of May.<br />
t Anagallis an'e«sis, L. Common Pimpernel. Poor Man's Weather-Glass.<br />
On rocks under Chain Bridge. Only three specimens found. Also observed by<br />
Miss M. A. M'Makiu, at Burke's Station, Fairfax Co., Va., from which place at her<br />
request specimens were sent me by Mrs. U. H. Herbert. July to September.<br />
tSamolus Valerandi, L., var. Americanus, Gray. Water Pimpernel. Brookweed.<br />
Chain Bridge (one specimen); mouth of Difficult Run. First half of July.<br />
iDiospyros Virginiana, L. Persimmon.<br />
EBENACEiE.<br />
Ebony Family.<br />
As regards the fruit at least, there are two quite well-marked varieties, in one of<br />
which the fruit ripens nearly a month earlier, is reddish, especially within, and<br />
mealy, rendering it very pleasant. In the other later-maturing kind, the frnit, be-<br />
sides being larger, is not reddened or mealy, and is far less palatable. Last half of<br />
May ; fruit, October and November.