List of the Plants Growing Wild in Dallas County, Texas
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151 petalostemon violaceum, etc. - dry prairie; common. 152 multiflorum, nut. - dry prairie; common. 153 astragalus canadensis, L. - woods, banks of streams, not rare 154 Carpodetus, has (prairie apple a buffalo pea) - calcareous prairies - com- pets edible 155 plattensis, nut. - sandy soil; common. 156 leathianus - calcerous bluffs; east and south. 157 euphorbaceae (small form) sands; common. 158 Myrtillariae (large form) by nuts, black oak, common - this seems to be different enough of an age to be a distinct species. 159 pelleus, L. & G. - rich prairies; common. 160 oxytropis lamberti, park - calcareous plains, common - a var. with white flowers virgilliana, par 161 topiorica viridiflora, nut. - sandy wood, not common. 162 " prostratae - sandy woods; not common. 163 Indigofera leptocarpa, nut. - calcareous soil; common. 164 Alices tuberosa, ph. - swampy, rare. - neighborhood of Dallas. 165 staphysagria elatior, alt. - sandy wood; common. 166 Phacelia tenella, Bg. var. sublobata, D. & G. - sandy woods; common. 167 phacelia bidentifolia, ps. - sandy wood; common. 168 amphisicea monacea, nut. - banks of streams; common 169 dittrichia Buzrad's spring - probably a form of no 154 170 galactia pilosa, nut. - sandy woods; common. 171 " pilosa, sandy wood. - Buzard's Spring. 172 Hosackia parviflora, both. - sandy soil; common. 173 Cliticia mariana, L. - sandy wood; common. 174 anthusoma virginicum - banks, sandy woods; rare; east of Trinity river 175 Sophora affinis, Dg. - calcareous soil, upper branches; not plentiful - a very fine shrub. Rosacea. 176 prunus cherry, etc. - piney and woods; common. 177 virginica, schilei prunella, L. - sandy wood; rare - neighborhood of Dallas. 178 americana, Marsh. var. mollis, L. & G. - woods and upper branches; common in open Barren hillsides, alt. - sandy roads - bare rock and cut off - Trinity river 179 texana, etc. - prairie, and fields; common. 180 gram abronum, grub. - stony places; common. 181 Sanguisorba annua, nut. - rich prairies; rare - Houston; Dallas. 182 oxytropis parviflora, Nut. - swampy lands - abundant at Buzard's Spring 183 Rosa setigera, etc. a tomentosa, L. - low woods - rare - found another new flower and Buzard's spring. 184 fabacea, nut. - black prairie; common - sweetly fragrant. 185 Crataegus crus-galli, L. - woods and along the creeks; common. 186 " communis - thick lands; scarce - there no 185. Saxifragaceae. 187 Saxifraga virginica, etc. - sandy woods - very rare - between Houston and Dallas. Crassulacea. 183 Sedum spuriiflorum, nut. - sandy clay; common = S. Torreyi, D.C. 184 penthorum sedoides, L. - water and damp places; common. Haloragea. 186 Myriophyllum scabrum, umbellatum, nut. - muddy wet very rare. Lythracea. 191 Lythrum alatum, ph. - damp prairies; common. 192 amurense - laticifolia, L. - muddy place; common. 193 humile, etc. - muddy places; common.