Geraniaceae 976 Drummondii - light soil; common 976 bi - thistle, L. - woods, along the fence, folio; common 977 geranium carolinianum, L. - fields; common Rutaceae 978 Xanthoxylum carolinianum, Lam. - woods; common 979 ptales - trifoliata, L. - rich woods, near Hinton's mill, E't creek. Anacardiaceae 90 Rhus glabra, L. in 40 copallina, L. - light soil; common - there is a variety growing on the banks with the blo. of the lower border. 91 toxicodendron, L. - sandy woods; common. 92 Radicans, L. - woods; common. in hibernate, 93 aromaticus, Nutt. - sandy woods, bet and south of Dallas. 94 Toxicotenes, nut. - dry calcareous soils; common Sapindaceae 95 megumbe arcaide, march: common 96 aculeus flora - cut - by hills, near bluff west of Dallas, fine wide creek 97 Sapindus marginatus, Willd. - woods; common - sometime 40-60 feet high. 98 uniodia speciosa. - dry calcareous bluffs, common west of Dallas. 99 cardiospermum halicacabum, L. - dry mud, and ponds; common Celastraceae tin Euonymus atropurpureus, purp. - light soil; not very common Rhamnaceae 40 Berchemia - scandens, DC. - woods; along of banks. common 91 Ceanothus americanus, L. - sandy woods, near new Bassett's spring, Hutchins. 92 ovolis form - dry calcareous soils; common on the prairie west of Dallas. 93 Rhamnus carolinianum, Willd. - woods; common Vitaceae 94 Vitis - lincecarnea - Backh. (poor oak grape) - common in sands. The vines ten to a good species - the leaves are larger, sweet and long when ripe fall to the ground; make a little good wine. 95 Cardiacarpus, Engd. (crustang) - common in good black lands - it makes much sugar to make a shell shine out of its large home 96 Cordifolia - Mt. - grows generally in rich lands and prairies very tall the bushes are thick; the leaves blue sometimes very small - then it throws a wreath after number 97 of which it differs very much. 97 set to common - in the small branches, on the prairie and ditches; grows not very tall; branch longer than in 96 but larger; leaves black generally very sour. in. riparia - Mt. - rare in the forks of the rivers 97 induta - Willd. - along banks of streams common. 99 Bignonia - Bradf. - common in rich lands. 100 encera, Nutt. - rich woods, bluff - good sparsely common nowhere. 101 ampelopsis quinquefolia, Mt. - common Polygalaceae tin polygala - alba - Nutt. - very rare in sandy roads east of Dallas. 102 verticillata, L. - lands, not very common.