OPHIOGLOSSACEAE.

Ophioglossum vulgatum (L.) "Wabash county, a single plant." _Schneck._

(P.) Probably elsewhere, but easily overlooked.

Botrychium obliquum (Muhl.) In open woods, Cook Co., rare. "S. Illinois.

_Vasey_, _Schneck_." (P.) Peoria Co., _V. H. Chase_. Starved Rock.

_J. H. Ferriss._

Botrychium obliquum dissectum. (Spreng.) Peoria Co., _V. H. Chase_.

Botrychium virginianum. (L.) Common in rich woods in the northeastern

part of the state, and probably throughout. It often occurs in

colonies, sometimes of a dozen or more plants. In woods along Lake

Michigan it readies a height of two feet.

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