List of the Plants Growing Wild in Dallas County, Texas
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-9 Mesasus minoratus, L. - Dark flower, not rare. 10 Delphinium azarcum, Mx. - prairie, common - constantly with white flowers menispermea -11 Cocculus carolinianus, Dc. - very common - in the woods nymphaceae S12 Nuphar luteum, L. - still water; also at arch ford; south of the river - Daddy's lake near Halifax. Salamandra odorata, L. - Daddy's lake - in Glidden station. papaveracea x 18 argemone mexicana, L. - on bluffy Gs. - common in wet place. fumariaceae -14 Corydalis aurea - shrub - prairie and woods, not rare cruciferae -15 nasturtium palustre, Dc. - strong - large spring. S16. usilifornum - on the dry meads, in the fell, a manual plant. officinalis, Hed. fls. - in spring; suppers to be introduced. -17 arabis luteovirens, Choy. - very common in damp places. -18 Cardamine hirsuta, L. - water, certain part of the county. -19 Descurainia caespitosa, not - seeds, common. 20 Dictamnus albus - long perennial - very common - fls. pale blue S21 canescens, Mx. - sandy soils rare - at Canby Mill. -22 Cardamine - same effect of 220 by the upper part of the stream. -23 Bract. Brachycaulis - wet sandy fields, common -24 Verascia angustifolia, Gs. - limestone rocks; vegetate on lime branch. -25 gracilis, Hook - field or prairie, common S26 in Capelle - bursa pastoris, months - introduced. Lepidium ruderalis 27 intermedium, Gray - sandy soil, common 28 L. Virginicum, short flower, common S29 Arabis Canadensis, L. - sandy woods - vegetate not seen the flowers. Caprifoliaceae trachyspermum, Mx. 30 polanisia amplexicaulis, Dc. - sand, rare - Blue oak; Dallas. 31 Cristatella crosa, Nutt. - sandy, common 32 Cleomella angustifolia - woods - very rare - Blue oak; near fork (Bad) Violaceae 33 Viola cucullata, Ait. - woods, very common 34 palmata, L. - sandy woods in the neighborhood of Dallas. isotidis 35 villosa, Willd. - sandy roads - common, not at Dallas, frequent later 36 pubescens, Ait. - in subarable - rich woods, rare - bottom of white oak creek; Canby Branch. 37 bicolor L. f. arvensis - sandy soils, common - rare! 38 Senecium linearis - prairies, common Cistaceae 59 Lechea major - Mx. - sandy woods, common tenifolia S40 - dark - sandy soil very common