List of the Plants Growing Wild in Dallas County, Texas
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Onagracea. 194 Epilobium - nut flower; new Bagrod's spring, sea - Coloratum 195 gussica - decurrens, DC. - stebos and muds common paprosa, L - muddy places, very rare - center spring. Anothera - Bennis, L - seeds very rare 196 rhombipetala, L - sandy roads, sea - white rock crabs towards middle of 197 sinuata, L - sandy fields; common on limestone 198 ferruleta, nut. - calcareous prairies; common. 199 linearis, nut. - prairie prairie - grape stone prairie 200 epichiana - body prairies; not very common. Here is a sandy with large bloom. 231 hirtella - prairies; common. 282 Missouricus, Linn.; calcareous prairies, rocks; places; common. 243 spiciora, nut. - rich woods. Banks of streams; common. 204 geara - suffruticosa - flowers very common. Shrub; flowers white turning to pink. Borogonath 225 fragilis, Linn. - rich banks not common; prairies; flowers red. 226 sinuata, nut. - prairie, common. 207 parviflora, nut. - rich woods; bottom, not rare; very tall. 208 stenophylla - warium - calcareous soil; common 209 lunaria - palustris, Elliot - water common at Trinity 213 altifolia, L. - along the streams; rare; about Bagrod's spring. Cystandra 211 cistiflora, nut. - swamps, rare. 212 cylindrica - Ell. var. brachycarpa? - swamps, not rare. I have another species with roots leaves and petals stang out - determined as: Loasaceae 210 Menziesia - arista - Linn. - clayey bluffs, very rare - on fish creek 214 ligustoma - nut. - calcareous soil; not rare (infrequently). possifloracea. 215 parviflora - lutea, L. - banks of streams, thickets, not common 216 incana, L. - woods, very common in some fields. Cucurbitacea Echino cystis lobata, P.J. - bottom along the river - very rare with low cliffs and good soil at Trinity about Horton's Mill. Melothria pendula, L. - rich banks; climbing; common grandiflora - Lindg. - roads; not common Cucurbita argyria - calcareous fields; introduced. of all three of these are specimens to place 217 Cucurbita, perennis - along the roads or fences, very rare (4 plants only found) Umbellifera. 218 Hydrocotyle - ranunculoides, Linn. - spring in running water; sea, good food. 219 umbellata, L. - water abundant at Bagrod's spring. 220 cuticularis, nut. - waters common 221 parviflora - mexicana, L. - rich woods; common 222 canadensis, L. - rich woods; common. 223 Eryngium - yuccaefolium, Elliot - sandy woods; sea - about Bagrod's spring and between Horton's and Miller's stations. 224 Hederopsis, swampy woods and prairies; common. 225 Leptosphaeria, Linn. - calcareous soil; dry prairies; common 226 polytaenia - nuttall DC - rich prairies; common 227 Peucedanum - leucanthemum, nut. - clayey prairies; bluffs; common 228 Chaerophyllum - procumbens, D.C. - low woods; common " prescimus - common 230 Tropaeolum - alatum, Nutt. - damp woods; common