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Equisetaceae
776 Equisetum robustum Braun - Damp banks of streams; not common
scattered in several places.
Filices
777 Ophioglossum vulgatum, L. - common everywhere.
778 Botrychium virginicum, L. - shady woods; not common scattered in
many places.
779 Polypodium incanum, Sch. - on old trees - on old pecan tree near
old Wigginton mills on the White rock creek - it is rather
common on trees and rocks in the eastern counties by J. Bell.
Pellaea
780 Pteris athruracea, L. - rocky and shady woods - on the north bank and
Dallas branch scarce
781 aquilina, L. - common in the pine region of the est. often
brought by J. Bell.
782 Cheilanthes lonchitis, Link. - from Van Zandt County, brought by Bell.
783 Adiantum capillus veneris, L. - wet rocks - head waters of north
creek and cedar creek
Woodwardia angustifolia, Sw. - spec. brought from Van Zandt County,
by J. Bell. it grows along the streams.
784 Asplenium cereum, Willd. - shady cliffs - found on a little branch
a mile west of Cedar spring very rare.
785 Noedenia obtusa, Ehr. - along the banks in sandy forests east
of Dallas and south of the river.
J. also found a specimen of what I think an Aspidium in
Lancaster, on a hill; the only ever found.