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288 Michaux scandens, wild. — stronger sort of Dollar
289 Conoclinium coelestinum, DC — damp banks of rivers, common.
290 Aca. sericea, Nutt. — dry calcareous prairies, common.
291 patens, L. — sandy woods, common.
292 multiflorus, L. — prairies and along the borders, common.
293 Polyplepis? — hasty woods of the forks of the river.
294 Canescens — shrubs, on flats giving at Dallas.
295 " minor — bottom land of creeks, common.
296 " sesitifolius — Woods, common.
297 " diversifolius — prairie lands, common.
298 Sugareus philadelphicus, L. — banks of creeks, common.
299 Stigiosum, L. — prairies, common.
300 Canadense, L. — common everywhere.
301 Chrysopappus asteroideus, DC — sandy lands, common.
302 Bellis integrifolia, Dc — dry, common.
303 apfenothys savasimus, De
305 Solidago — Stumps. — Baupers gang. Giputan?
306 Canadensis, L. var. Scabra — rich woods, common.
307 alnifolia, wild. — woods, common.
308 fruticosa, Led. — dry prairies, common.
309 rigida, L. — dry lands, not rare.
310 Bipappus divercatus, Led. — sandy, common.
311 Heterotricha scabra, DC — woods, very common.
312 Chrysopsis canescens, L and J. — dry prairies, sure; on foot Worth and west of Dallas.
the Chrys. graminifolia, not rare in certain bees,
315 Engelmannia pinnatifida — dry prairies, common.
316 Lindheimeria texana — prairies, common.
317 Bipolia — calcareous lands. — cliffs along the bottom of Trinity south of Dallas; White rock creek.
288 Michaux scandens, wild. — stronger sort of Dollar
289 Conoclinium coelestinum, DC — damp banks of rivers, common.
290 Aca. sericea, Nutt. — dry calcareous prairies, common.
291 patens, L. — sandy woods, common.
292 multiflorus, L. — prairies and along the borders, common.
293 Polyplepis? — hasty woods of the forks of the river.
294 Canescens — shrubs, on flats giving at Dallas.
295 " minor — bottom land of creeks, common.
296 " sesitifolius — Woods, common.
297 " diversifolius — prairie lands, common.
298 Sugareus philadelphicus, L. — banks of creeks, common.
299 Stigiosum, L. — prairies, common.
300 Canadense, L. — common everywhere.
301 Chrysopappus asteroideus, DC — sandy lands, common.
302 Bellis integrifolia, Dc — dry, common.
303 apfenothys savasimus, De
305 Solidago — Stumps. — Baupers gang. Giputan?
306 Canadensis, L. var. Scabra — rich woods, common.
307 alnifolia, wild. — woods, common.
308 fruticosa, Led. — dry prairies, common.
309 rigida, L. — dry lands, not rare.
310 Bipappus divercatus, Led. — sandy, common.
311 Heterotricha scabra, DC — woods, very common.
312 Chrysopsis canescens, L and J. — dry prairies, sure; on foot Worth and west of Dallas.
the Chrys. graminifolia, not rare in certain bees,
315 Engelmannia pinnatifida — dry prairies, common.
316 Lindheimeria texana — prairies, common.
317 Bipolia — calcareous lands. — cliffs along the bottom of Trinity south of Dallas; White rock creek.