List of the Plants Growing Wild in Dallas County, Texas
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Gramineae. 676 Securina orgyoides, swamps - Dallas, Segh ford; Bassford's spring. 677 virginica, hills - rich woods: common 678 Bidens nutans - Elle? To young and mature openings 679 Panicum virgatum 2530 agrostis, keba, wild - rich prairies, like grass common. 1691 Sporobolus vaginiflorus, loess - fields: common. 2680 Panicum! - calcareous prairies, common. 1785 asper, knoll - prairie, common. 1684 Catabrosia ulvaria, knoll - sandy dry. Bear creek. 1686 Cryptandra 2636 Muhlenbergia mexicana, lime - sandy woods - sides of the river; very rare. 1687 Misgurus 2639 Alopecurus aristulatus, Elle - stony prairies: common. 1689 Uniola gracilis - sandy shores - Cedar springs. 1690 Bouteloua pumilio - sandy shores - Dallas. 1691 Aristida - sands: common. 2642 Eleusine the. - sandy lands; common. 2643 Desmanthus 1644 - sands or light soil, common. 2675 panicum, null - calcareous prairies, common. 1696 barbara, pine - prairie, common. 1697 purpurascens, pine - sandy woods; common. The seeds of them run transported. 1698 Agrostis archidactylus. 1649 Stipa - rich prairies, common - for the flower to the sheaf in amount of its large awns, penetrating the mid-waist & skin. 700 panicum floridanum - Watters. - Ellwood's lake and Bear creek. 701 filiformis, sw. - sandy woods, not common - Dallas, inland south. 702 lore, Elle. thick sandy woods; rare - Dallas. 703 undulatum - rich lands; not very common. 708 purpurea recurvatum, null - sandy shores - north Dallas. Stetia and south of Dallas city. 205 flutauis, h. - waters - Banks of the river. Dr. Newman. 706 Dichanthium L. - stony prairies: common. 707 Setaria Elle. - sandy prairies and woods; common. 708 - fields: common. 204 panicum, loess - fields: common. 709 panicum capillare, Loess fields: common. 710 Dichotomum, L. - light soils, woods; common. 711 Scoparia, L. - woods; common - woods fawn at the top. 712 Chlorostachyum, L. - rich, shady woods - Bassford's spring, Hitching. Combi branch. 713 anthriscus - dark woods: common. 714 virgatum, L. var. allanum - rich last prairies; common. 715 uncinatum - dry calcareous prairies - Kennon. 716 anceps - glaucous, school - rich and thick sandy woods, common. 717 agrostoides, stony pr. - Dallas and Bassford's spring. 718 hians, Elle. 719 Schizachyrium - thin limestone woods; on Dallas Branch. 720 polystachyum - dry prairies: common. 721 aristida agrostoides, null - stony prairies, not common. 722 Our zolla de - rich stony lands; common; found outside. 723 Setaria glauca, var. - stony open woods, common; it is perennial! 624 " glanca branch. 725 Cenchritis tribuloides, de - soils - unfortunately, not common. 726 Phalaris Americana, sw. - rich low prairies, common - the plant is both as to how far introduced? 728 Panicum akitum, L. var. purpureum - woods; common. 0729 - Common about the houses, seems to be introduced.