Botrychium obliquum Muhl. Grape fern. Abundant in pastures and woodlands, especially in the central part of the State.
Botrychium obliquum dissectum Clute. In similar places with B. obliquum and always associated with it. Frequent.
Botrychium obliquum f. elongatum Gilbert & Haberer. Scarce in pastures, eastern New York.
Botrychium obliquum Habereri Gilbert. Scarce. Mohawk Valley, Catskill Mts., and probably occasional elsewhere.
Botrychium obliquum intermedium Clute. Pastures. Occasional in the eastern part of the State.
Botrychium obliquum matricarioides Gilbert. Beaver Lake. Lewis Co.; Whitestown: Gilbert. I have seen no other specimens from this State, but Dr. Underwood cites “Northern New England and New York.” (Osmunda matricariae Schrank.)
Botrychium obliquum Oneidense Clute. Pastures and open woods. Occasional.
Botrychium obliquum tenuifolium Gilbert. Field near top of mountain. Shandaken, Ulster Co., Mary F. Miller. As I possess tracings of Dr. Underwood’s type specimens of B. tenuifolium Und., I am able to say that these specimens from Shandaken match the tracings completely. (B. tenuifolium Und.)
Botrychium Onondagense Underwood. Within a radius of five miles from Syracuse. The stations there are the only ones known in the State.
Botrychium simplex E. Hitchcock. Damp meadows and sandy swamps in Central and Northern New York. Also Wading River. L. I., E. F. Miller.