OSMUNDACEAE.

Osmunda cinnamomea. (L.) Abundant in swampy areas in the northeastern

counties, especially in peaty ground near Lake Michigan within the

limits of the ancient glacial Lake Chicago. Swampy areas in sand

barrens west of Kankakee, "Menard county. _Hall._" (P.) Starved

Rock. _Clute._

Osmunda Claytoniana (L.) Frequent in swamps and wet woods from Kankakee

county north in the eastern part of the state. Peoria, _Brendel_.

Henderson Co., _Patterson_. "Moist ravines, common." says

Patterson for the state at large.

Osmunda regalis (L.) Has a range similar to the last and is quite

frequent northeast in swamps and wet woods. Peoria, _Brendel_.

Mason county, _Bebb_. Infrequent says Patterson for the state as a

whole.

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