List of the Plants Growing Wild in Dallas County, Texas

List of the plants growing Wild in Dallas County Tex. Written expressly for prof. Asa Gray. By Julien Reverchon Ranunculaceæ. 1 Clematis pitcheri, L. and Gr — common in the woods. 2 anemone caroliniana, Walt. — common in sands and light calcareous soils. — several varieties in color, white, purple and black. 3 heterophylla Nutt. — common everywhere except in dry soils. I think this species a good one, different from no 2. The most constant difference consisting in the length of the stem being soon always longer below the whorl (in the line of the anthers, being elongated afterward). in no 2 the longest part being constantly above the flowers is greenish-white, one variety is pink. 4 Thalictum cornutum, L. — in rich woods not common. 5 Ranunculus repens — I think this to be a simple form of no 6. growing in rich lowland bottom of Trinity and White rock creek. 6 fascicularis Malh. — in sands. very rare, neighborhood of Dallas. Trachyspermum impatiens. 7 fascicularis, purr. — wet places in the spring not rare. 8 abruptus — both flowers in the Trinity bottom about Dallas.

-9 Mesasus minoratus, L. - Dark flower, not rare. 10 Delphinium azarcum, Mx. - prairie, common - constantly with white flowers menispermea -11 Cocculus carolinianus, Dc. - very common - in the woods nymphaceae S12 Nuphar luteum, L. - still water; also at arch ford; south of the river - Daddy's lake near Halifax. Salamandra odorata, L. - Daddy's lake - in Glidden station. papaveracea x 18 argemone mexicana, L. - on bluffy Gs. - common in wet place. fumariaceae -14 Corydalis aurea - shrub - prairie and woods, not rare cruciferae -15 nasturtium palustre, Dc. - strong - large spring. S16. usilifornum - on the dry meads, in the fell, a manual plant. officinalis, Hed. fls. - in spring; suppers to be introduced. -17 arabis luteovirens, Choy. - very common in damp places. -18 Cardamine hirsuta, L. - water, certain part of the county. -19 Descurainia caespitosa, not - seeds, common. 20 Dictamnus albus - long perennial - very common - fls. pale blue S21 canescens, Mx. - sandy soils rare - at Canby Mill. -22 Cardamine - same effect of 220 by the upper part of the stream. -23 Bract. Brachycaulis - wet sandy fields, common -24 Verascia angustifolia, Gs. - limestone rocks; vegetate on lime branch. -25 gracilis, Hook - field or prairie, common S26 in Capelle - bursa pastoris, months - introduced. Lepidium ruderalis 27 intermedium, Gray - sandy soil, common 28 L. Virginicum, short flower, common S29 Arabis Canadensis, L. - sandy woods - vegetate not seen the flowers. Caprifoliaceae trachyspermum, Mx. 30 polanisia amplexicaulis, Dc. - sand, rare - Blue oak; Dallas. 31 Cristatella crosa, Nutt. - sandy, common 32 Cleomella angustifolia - woods - very rare - Blue oak; near fork (Bad) Violaceae 33 Viola cucullata, Ait. - woods, very common 34 palmata, L. - sandy woods in the neighborhood of Dallas. isotidis 35 villosa, Willd. - sandy roads - common, not at Dallas, frequent later 36 pubescens, Ait. - in subarable - rich woods, rare - bottom of white oak creek; Canby Branch. 37 bicolor L. f. arvensis - sandy soils, common - rare! 38 Senecium linearis - prairies, common Cistaceae 59 Lechea major - Mx. - sandy woods, common tenifolia S40 - dark - sandy soil very common

-41 Asclepia Brasamonde - little prairie in sandy roads are much and fls. 9 -42 Helianthemum capillatum, sandy roads; common -10-43 " Canadense, probably a form of not to produce same flower. hypericaceae -44 Agreum Laurandrea, L. - sandy woods common; 45 hypericum corymbosum, small - sandy woods, not very common -46 " glutinorum, Benth. - swamps - buggard's spring. elatinaceae 47 Elatine tetra, Heck. - on dry roads not sure. caryophylleae 48 Silene - Hollata, Prit. - wet Louisiana: Bazaar's spring, Hutchins -49 " an turbinata, L. - fields common 30 Cerastium nutans, Rofina; fields prairie, common 51 Sagina December, Led G. - sandy common -52 " alana - sandy lands near the Bear Creek. -53 ameschia Dichotoma, Elle. - sandy land, on Salt of Dallas city. -4 paronychia Dichotoma nut. - dry calcerous soils; common 45 mollugo verticillata, L. - roads common portulaceae - Portulaca oleracea, S. - plentiful in cultivated field and gardens 56 tatiana parviflora, Nut. - sandy soil Dallas; grape vine prairie 57 Caytonia Virginiae, L. rich prairies and sandy woods; common Malvaceae -58 Calliarhoe Digitalis G. - calcerous prairies; common; color red fls. whit to dark violet - a pretty flower. -59 " marogynum margareta, G. with flowers end of Dallas and Grape vine prairie -60 involucrata, G. - rich lands common; -61 Malvisea multifida; March - Dallas city near people depot. -62 Malvastrium Wrightii, Gr. - rich prairies; not very common -63 Sida filiformis, Led G. - dry calcerous soils in upper prairies. -64 " spinosa, L. - rich woods, sands common. -65 abutilon avicennae, Just - wet places, introduced. -66 torquata, Led G. - on a hill between Cedar Hill and the Mountain Creek. -67 Hibiscus militaris, Carr. - strong, common Linaceae The beginning is Hypocrymium Dominici! -69 Linum Struthium, Nut. - dry prairies in the woods not common; color Pale -70 " virginiacum, L. - small prairie and sandy stony bot of Dallas. -71 " an carolinianum (Montic.) light red, sandy prairie and northward. -72 " rupesire, Engelm. - calcerous rocks, not common. -73 " berlandieri, Heck. - prairies - a splendid species; common -74 perenne, L. - dry prairies - it is & biennial only; common Zygophylleae -75 Kalstramia maxima, Led G. - wet places, gardens; seems to be introduced

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.

-105 Krameria lanceolata, tex.- dry colorado soil; common Leguminose -104 acacia hirta - thick prairies; common = A. filicina -105 Schrankia cuneata wild - calcareous prairie; common -106 Desmanthus brachylobus, beeth - rich loam; common -107 leptolobus - rich foggy prairies; common -108 Neptunia lutea, beeth - rich prairies; common -109 Gladithia tricanthus - common -110 albizia glandulosa - the mesquit tree - forming covering the clayey prairie by large groves. -111 Cassia chamacrista, L. - sandy and light soil; common -112 medicata, L. - sandy woods; common -113 marglandica, L. - brushy thick of them; not rare occidentalis, L. - introduced in Dallas, obtusa, L. - introduced in Dallas but scarce -114 americana, shrub. - calcareous prairies; not common West of Dallas. -115 Ceres candida, L. - very common. Baptisia then are one or two species of this genus; but I have found the leaves only. -116 Lathyrus pusillus, Ell. - fields; common -117 Vicia pulchella, H.B.K. - prairies; not common Eutropicana, nut - prairies; common -119 exigua, nut. - prairies; common; such a good forage. -120 ? - sandy prairies; not common - Perhaps new sp. Some minute forms into any of the others but far inferior species. -121 micrantha sandy woods; common -122 Lespedeza hirta, Ell. - sandy woods; not common -123 Vauia stuebi, nut. - sandy woods; not rare verguiniana, min. var.; gummaeformis. -124 Hoteoria, prairies; sandy woods; common 125 Lespedeza repens, L. & G. - dry soil along the alluvial in calcareous soil; common 126 procumbens, Chapm., var. - sandy wood; not common; and southward. 127 Desmodium laevigatum - sandy woods; rare - Bass creek. 128 paniculatum, DC. - woods and thickets; common 129 cuneatum, DC. - dry woods; common 130 micranthum, Beck. - sandy woods; not rare 151 acuminatum, DC. - sandy woods and woods; common. 132 acuminatum, DC. - banks of streams on common 133 alatum, DC. - sandy woods; West of the county. 134 Crotalaria purshii, DC. - sandy woods; very rare - Dallas. 135 Lepinus arboreus - prairie at bluff in clayey soil; west and northward. 136 trifolium amplianthemum, Ld G. - low prairies; common 137 " Carolinum small prairie in woods; very rare. White rock creek towards alluvial prairie; Ph. 138 picholea prosalca by prairie not on scapes, Ld G. - sandy rare. Red of Dallas and Bear creek. 139 rhombifolia - sandy; common 140 cuspidata, parker - with prairie; not common 141 linearifolia, Ld. & G. - prairies; common 142 pectinata, nut. - sandy woods; common 143 floribunda, nut. not - rich prairies - garfield, grape vine prairie and west. 144 Serianus macrocarpa, Muhl. - banks of the margins of ponds; not rare 145 amorpha fruticosa, L. - prairies; banks of streams; not rare 146 Dalea surra, nut. - dry prairies; common 147 leucantha, nut. - close prairie - rare Abensons prairie. 148 Halkia, G. - calcareous soil; dry prairies; common south-west. 149 elliptica, sands; not very rare = Petalostemon philadelphicus, var. microphyllum 150 prostrata, G. - on one single plant on the Machachan's branch.

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.

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

-231 cryptotania canadensis, DC.; & deep shade; starchy woods; very common. -232 Thispium aureum, Nut. - rich woods; thickets; not common -233 Cicuta minora - Barbado's spring -234 Roccus pusillus, Alt. prairie; very common. -235 Herba (luna) aquatica Waters - Barbo's spring -236 Cryptotania maritima Nutt. calcareous prairies; common; the color of flowers. -237 asclebia americana, DC - fields very common - not usually -238 Discopleura - body wood and prairies - gentle vine prairie and woodward -239 Discopleura nuttall. DC & prairies and fields common. -240 Helxandrium lilyphyllum, moor -241 Lythrum divaricatum = Apium - banks. -242 Apium (hummingbird) Poplar. - Banks & hilly sides of Foster's Mill. -243 Myosotis elongata & grassy prairies - Dallas on the turtle creek. -244 Cephalanthus - strong prairie; common -245 Cyperus adium digitatum, DC. starchy woods: common. - same as no. 246 Hadt. - See by it & distinct from No. 142. -246 prairie on open prairies - sandy banks; common Cornacea -247 Cornus sericea, L. prairies and woods - common. Vc Drummondii, etc. Caprifoliacea -248 Symphoricarpos vulgaris, Alt. upper branches; common. -249 Sambucus alba, Nutt. & - clay the upper branches not seen - 10% Scrophularia, Alt. - woods - on east fork (J. Bell). -250 Sambucus canadensis, L. rich woods; common. -251 Viburnum prunifolium, L. - woods; common Rubiacea -252 Galium pilosum, Alt. - woods; common Circarum g. humk

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.

339 Helianthus - sandy woods; common misotes Ref. 340 grassus natus. Mattea - rich stony land not very common 341 spathulifolius - dry prairies and roads not common 342 bent culmis - rich prairies and fields very common 343 actinomeris helianthoides mid - sandy woods not rare 344 squarrosa nut. - rich woods bottom south of Dallas. 345 Conocarpus drummondii - sandy roads not rare 346 verticillata L - tall slender plants common perenniel 347 linifolia - deep prairies common 348 Bidens comptus L - boggy fields & prairies. 349 Bidens frondosa (Gold) oil common tormentum, 350 Bidens bipinnata L - rich woods not rare 341 Comptonia - swamp; roads common 342 mollesima virginica L - rich woods common 343 gaillarda pulchella prairies common 344 lanceolata alt - sandy common 345 paleacea callosa Ed. G. - dry lands common 346 hyeracopappus artemisifolius prairies common 346 caryoheria Ed. G. & Nuttella Ed. G. - roads common. 347 helianthemum tenuifolium nut. - woods bottom creek and common salt of Dallas. 348 microcephalum DC - damp places banks of roads common 349 marshallii capitata nut. - dry prairies common antheni colata - intermixed Dallas. schilleri millefolium L - sandy lands not common 350 guttiferum heterophyllum G. - prairies very common 351 octonella linearifolia Ed. G - dry prairies common 352 artemisia ludoviciana nut. - dry prairies common 353 gossypium polycephalum alt - sandy not rare 354 purpureum L - woods common 356 Diptera - Drummondii - roads rare Dallas. 358 psilifera - dry lands very common 356 autumnale plantaginifolia Bw. - sandy woods common 357 filaginoides multicaulis Ed G. - dry prairies very common 359 Crepidita microphylla Raf. - rich lands bare ground common. 360 Cacalia luteola nut. - rich prairies common 361 Senecio aureus L - roads common 362 Amicus V.M. - prairies and sandy woods not rare 363 lobata pers. - rich land prairies common 364 Centaurea americana nut. - prairie and fields common. 365 Arceuthium scandentum G. - dry prairies not common 366 rich lands; common Virginiana Sapapa officinalis alt - inhabited; rare 367 Apogon humile M. - damp prairies common 368 Eupatorium rich prairies rare Krizia occidentalis 369 Krizia pignicica wild - sandy woods common 370 occidentalis alt. - dry prairies common 371 Hyracium compactum DC - dry woods rare neighborhood of Dallas. 372 pyrophappus - prairies common Carlina 373 " lands - common grandiflora, 374 sandy woods very rare Bear creek 375 swamp and deep prairies not very common Carlina

Sonchus asper - in fields; common Lobeliaceæ 378 Lobelia - cardinalis, L. - marshes; not very common 379 siphilitica, L. - along the water's edge; common Campanulaceæ 380 speciosa - foliolata, new fields; common - Neptunium 391 ludoviciana - flors. - fields; not very common is pretty near Missouri aquifoliacea 392 Blue decora, Walt. - woods and along the borders; common Sapotaceæ 384 Bumelia - lanuginosa, purp. - woods; common Verbenaceæ 385 Dysopyrum - virginiana, L. - rich lands; common primulaceæ 385 primula - occidentalis, ph - sandy prairies; common 386 Centunculus minimus, L. - muds in the spring; common 387 Samolus - valerandi, L. v. americanus, G. - swamp and along the water's edge; common plantaginaceæ 389 Plantago - damp prairies and woods; near Bassford's springs and northern. not very common in Kansas; rather to very 390 cristata, etc. - sandy prairies; not very common 390 Plantago - lanceolata, L. - sandy prairies; common 391 virginica, L. - prairies; very common 392 hirsuta - not on roof prairie; common Lentibulariaceæ 393 Utricularia - foliosa - obsolete, L. - swamps - Bassford's spring Scrophulariaceæ verascum - thefosa, L. - waste places; along the roads; common 391 Linaria - canadensis, Du. - roads; common Digitalis purpurea 394 penstemon - langeta, L. - damp - deep woods - Bassford's spring 395 pubescens, Ld. - sandy woods; common 396 Cakle - prairies; common 397 Mimulus - alatus, orch. - along the waters; common 398 Coreopsis - multiflora - both - on dry roads; common 398 herpestis - rotundifolia, ph - water's edge - Dallas and here at Gypsum 399 Hyosanthus - gmelinoides, Both - muds; common 400 Marigold - virginica, L. - Dallas; swamp lake 401 Veronica - peregrina, L. - meadows and damp prairies; common 402 arvensis, L. - on the Bear creek; rare 403 Dasyspora - - sandy woods; Dallas and eastward and southward rich woods; not very common 404 gerardia - parviflora, Both - calcareous rocks, near - Gypsum Branch 406 purpurea, L. - damp and low prairies; common 407 Castilleja - purpurea, Du. - prairies; common 408 uniflora, Sagt. - sandy prairies - Grape vine prairie; Hatchins

acanthaceae 409 Ruellia Shepardi, L. — rich woods; common. 410 Cissus, sp. — dry prairie; common. 411 nudiflora — rich prairies and woods = t whinn.. 412 allazifolia, elte. — dry prairies; common. 413 Dicliptera brachiata, gr. — rich woods; common. 414 Dierotheca americana, L. — water; common. Verbenaceae 415 Verbena — sandy woods. on white rock crak. 416 galleta, L. — woods; common. 417 — prairies; very common. 418 cordifolia, L. — rich woods; common. 419 stricta, var. — sands. Dallas; probably imported. 420 bracteata, elte. — sands; Dallas. 421 affinis, L. — sandy prairies; common. 422 Bipinnatifida, elte. — prairie; common. 423 phyma leptostachya, L. — rich woods; common. 424 Callicarpa americana, L. — rich and sandy woods; common south of Dallas. Labiatae 425 Scutellaria corulina, elte. — calcareous fields; common. 426 Lycopus simatus, Ell. — swamps; creeks; common. 427 hedome Drummondi, Benth. — dry prairies; common. 428 hispida, ph. — sands; common. 429 pycnanthemum incanum, elte. — sandy woods; very near Boer creek. = albescens, (4 distinct) To Main Div 430. Pycnanthemum linifolium, ph. — Sandy woods near the state capitol of Dallas and millers' station. 431 Salviastrum texanum, School. — dry prairies; Combs and Clear Creek south of Dallas. 432 Salvia pitcheri — prairie; common. 433 azurea, Lam. — dry calcareous prairies; common. 434 Lyretta, L. — sandy woods. Daddy's lake, near Hatcher's. 435 monarda fistulosa, L. — dry woods and prairie; not rare. 436 punctata, L. — sands; common. curious form. 437 aristata. — prairies; common. 438 Lepidanthus nepetoides, Both. — rich woods; Trinity bottom. nepeta- cataria, L. — introduced; rare. 439 Brunella vulgaris, L. — rich, sandy woods. south of Co. 440 scutellaria versicolor, nut. — rich woods. Dallas and White Rock creek. 441 „ integrifolia, L. — dry calcareous rocks. Hatcher's; White rock creek. Purple creek near Dallas. 442 Drummondii, Benth., Don. — prairie; common. 443 parvula, elte. — sandy woods; common. — there is a variety with white flowers, 444 physostegia integrifolia, Benth. — Trinity bottom; this is annual. 445 Brazoria scutellarioides, Engelm. — dry prairies; common. 446 Munroa citrina, var. bifurcata. stachys palustris, L. — rich woods; damp places; common. 447 agrestis, ch. — rich woods; Trinity bottom. maculatum vulgare, L. — introduced. Boraginaceae 448 Phacelia bipinnatifida, DC. — rich woods; Trinity bottom. 449 heliotropium texanum — dry prairies; common.

450 Cynoglossum virginicum, L. - rich woods, Little Creek; Combs' Branch 451 morisoni, D.C. - rich woods; common 452 ornithogalum carolinianum, D.C. - rich prairie; common 453 myosotis versicolor, Nutt. var. microcarpum - rich woods; common 454 Lithospermum longiflorum, sp. prairies; common 455 Caruncula, Linn. - sandy woods; common Hydrophyllaceae 456 phlox - sand; common O. maculata stricta flora; 457 sand; common = Vrana hispidus. 458 Hydroleaf ovata - wet waters. Scott's Mill, near Dallas. Polemoniaceae 459 Gilia caroliniana, Perr. - alkaline soil; common 460 Phlox Drummondii, Hook. - dry prairies; Great Slave Prairie virginica. 461 pilosa, L. - calcareous soil; common Convolvulaceae 462 Ipomoea lacunosa, L. - rich wet soils; common 463 pendula - sandy woods, rare. Dallas; Cedar Spring; Miller's Station and Bear Creek. 464 Convolvulus in canis y. Holl. - a tree!! 465 Solanum vericun, Nutt. - dry prairies; near Dallas; Garbett's Prairie 465 argenteus; - dry prairies; common 468 Eichhornia azurea, Auct. - rich woods; common decora, var.? 470 Carica - woody places; common 471 " amphibia, Linn. - moist & marshy 472 " ovata, Linn. - prairie near tree; dry place; Combs' Branch

asclepiadaceæ 491 asclepia, incarnata, L. - Stamps; Bugzoo's spring . V.VI. 492 tuberosa, L. - rich lands, not common. 493 verticillata, Ell. - dry prairies, common. 494 niten phyllanthus sandy prairie, very rare ; - /ate of the Bear creek or person's prairie. 495 acuta, var biflora, Ell. - rich prairies; not common. 496 secunda, Decan. - dry prairies, common. 497 paniculata, Duf. - rich lands, common. There is another species very near of which I sent a box years to G.C. Stedman. 498 Brasilenia albida, Nob. - lake of rivers: Dallas, 499 gonolobus macrophyllus, Ell. - rich woods, common. 500 sarcostemma Ciliatum Hook. - dry prairies; common there or 2 branches biflorum a rarity in the woods with stems mostly upright. oleaceæ 501 Forestiera acuminata, par. - Stamps, common ; 502 longissima. - dry lands; common & ligustrina 503 prairies. - rich lands; common viridis 504 Americana V.VI. Supers. aristolochiaceæ 515 aristolochia tomentosa, Sims; - rich woods, not common tubular bottom nyctaginaceæ 506 oxaliphus nyctagineus, Nutt. - rich woods, not common 507 hirsutus. - dry prairies; common. 508 " albida. - dry prairies; common. 509 " nyctaginea, V.B. Dallas, rare ; very little. 510 Boerhaavia viscosa, Lg. - sands. Dallas, Lancaster; seems to be introduced; rare. polygonaceæ 511 Eriogonum longifolium, Nutt. - dry prairies; common. 512 multiflorum, Barth. - sands; common. + 2. common. 513 Rumex - perfoliatus for Deep prairies; common. 514 " obtusifolius, Berg. - lands, near the water; not common. 515 (Cuscuta ne. E of ?) - sands; not common - R. hartwegii, Baldw. 516 polygonum - ariculare, L. - common. 517 hydropiperoides, Ell. - Stamps, common. 518 " pennsylvanicum " pennsylvanicum - rich woods; cultivated; common. mod panniflora - dry prairies; common. 519 cuneatum, Ell. - dry lands; common. 520 " amplexicaule, Vahl. - wet grounds. 521 virginianum, L. - rich woods; common. 522 Damasonium, L. - moist: common. There are two or three other species not determined. phytolaccaceæ 523 phytolacca decandra, L. - rich woods; common. 524 acinosa - pasture grounds, not in rich woods; common. chenopodiaceæ 524 Chenopodium bosserianum, Aitg. - fields, common.

5925 Chenopodium murale, L. - Dallas city. 5926 subalpinum L. seeds; common - cultivated. 5927 Monolepis chenopodioides - sandy prairies - near Moon's Lake on the forks of the Trinity River. New T.ex.as. Amaranthaceae Acnida Tamariscina 5929 Amaranthus reticulatus, L. - fields; common - fruiting spec. Donalds. 04. 1. hybridus, L. - fields; seeds: common -5929 albus, L. - along the roads; fields; common 5930 blitoides, Watson - " retortus, L. - fields: common. 5931 spinosus, L. - sands; Dallas city. -5932 cretinia - clevelandi, L. - rich woods: common 5933 prostrata - gracilis, ?? Moq. - seeds; common. 5934 " floribunda, Benth. - sandy prairies; not common 5935 gossypifolius rufus (Moq), Benth. - sandy prairies; not common Loranthaceae -5936 phoradendron flexuosum, Nutt. - parasitic on sweet haws; common. Euphorbiaceae 5937 Euphorbia corollata, L. - prairies; common. 5938 subspicata, ph. - rich prairies; common. 1539 tetragona - lug. - sands; common. 1540 cuthopora ; serr. - rich woods: rare; Trinity Bottom of North Fork 1541 obtusata, ph. - fields; common. -542 bipinnatifida, L. ? fields; common = E. Bresili, Gmei. -543 (armaria nut.) - fields and dry prairies; common - zygophyllumoides, Moq 5945 glyptosperma, lug. - sands: not rare 5946 muculata, L. - fields; common 5947 Euphorbia dentata, alt. - fields; common. 5948 humifusa, rug. - fields; common -5949 serpens, M. Bilt. - fields; common 5950 alba marginata, Eng. - damp and sandy soil - common -5951 " Nipponica Wats. pruinosa - white rock creek. " Hillingia - sylvestris - Mr. Birney's cattle lot. 5953 Schizandra laciniosa, (Willd.) - dry, calcareous prairies; common " laciniata Nutt. - sandy woods; not very common 5954 tragea - villicifolia, Wats. - rich soils: common. 1995 stylaris, Willd. - introduced - by pairs; common - in the church yard - perfectly stinging! 1036. fabophila - ursus P. humilis, small - sands; common -5956 acalypha - virginica, Nutt. - light woods: common. " granulate - sandy woods; not common -5957 caroliniana, Willd. - fields; common 1958 croton monanthegynus, alt. - fields; very common - it invades cities. -5959 glandulosus, L. - seeds; common. 1960 californica, Nutt. - sandy fields; not rare 1961 teretiusculus, Nutt. - rich woods; Dallas; Bear Creek. " birkinshawii, Schott. - prairies: not common - perfectly a variety of monanthegynus. -5963 argythamnia humilis - rich prairies; common 5964 mercuriana - dry prairies; common -5965 cretaceopsis linearis, alt. - sands - fork of the river; Burgess's spring. -5965 phyllanthus cordifolius, Nutt. - sands; not common. -5966 polygasteroides, nut. - calcareous prairies: common Rutaceae 1967 Zanthoxylum americanum, L. - rich lands; common. 1968 erythrocarpum - nut. - wood; common. anth. Celtis occidentalis, L. - common every where.

3569 noelusa aurantiaco - nat. rich bottom lands and tall timber in hedges at common Dallas and eastward. 3570 oregon albus, f. - rich woods; common 3571 ulmus chinensis nigra, phr. atk. rich woods, common. 3572 pule - humilis; grey - rich, stony woods - County line south of Dallas. 3578 Boechneri - glabrata - wet - swamp, common 3574 " - - swamp, - Buffalo's spring. 3575 parietaria - pennsylvanica, nat. - rocky woods; common. Saururaceae 3576 Saururus cernuus wild - swamp, waters, Buffalo's spring. Callitrichaceae 3577 Callitriche water, common. 3578 oricola; common = Platine Americana 3579 root. Common = Tillaea STummondi Platanaceae 3580 platanus occidentalis, f. - rich lands, ad common, scattered. juglandaceae 3581 juglans nigra, f. - wet lands; common. 3582 carya albaformis, phr. - rich lands; common 3583 tomentosa, nat. - sand; common. Cupuliferae 3584 quercus nigra, f. - sandy; common. forming with the Q. alba in the wet body of timber. 3585 Quercus coccinea, young - Black or red loamy soil; common. 3586 obtusiloba, alt. - rocky forest, common. 3587 prinoides, white oak; poor; calcareous soils; common 3588 castanea - white - white oak creek and Cowden branch. 3589 macrocarpa, alt. - rich soil; common You or me or two more species. Salicaceae 3590 Salix triandra? along the waters; common populus angulata, alt. along the waters; common Coniferae 3591 juniperus virginiana, f. - common except in the North Western part of the county. Aroceae 3592 Arisaema Dracontium - white - rich woods - Cowden's branch and out of Dallas. Lemnaceae 3593 Lemna polyrrhiza; common 3594 " minuta - waters, common Poideaceae 3595 Sanichellia palustris; f. - aca. pedunculate - water; wet sea 3596 platamogoton longifolius f. - wetlands; not common 3597 hypoides, alt. - waters; not common.

Alismaceæ 627 Alisma plantago, L. in B. and cany - Attonpa. sea Bear creek and alligators lots more lotting. 598 Schizandra seducea, Sag. - Manly common. 598 Nasturtium, single leaf and small fern - Stuffy; corns. 600 Sagittaria variabilis, Eng. - distant, common - special cricks. recurva Englm. 601 Proprea, etc. - water, Buzzard's spring. Orchidaceæ 662 Epipactis gigantea, Doug. - Stuffy; sea; head of Earth creek and Dells Branch near that city. 663 Spiranthes cornua, fresh? sandy woods; common. 664 " Beckii, Sandy water scarce than the cornua. Here were two other undetermined species of orchidacea, but they have disappeared from the country, I have no specimen, Angrideaceæ 605 Casperia Drummondii - prairie; common. 606 Hypoxis erecta, L. - prairies - Five mile creek and near Dells. Iridaceæ 607 Zygadenus venenosus, Eng. - Manly prairies, red common - th; is annual and I believe must be considered a good species. 609 Besseraea, L. - prairie; common. 609 Hemerocallis geminiflora, Sal. - rich prairies, common 610 Smilax pseudo-china, Simplicea. Simplicea 611 " Tannoides, very common in the woods. These two are certainly two very distinct species. Liliaceæ 612 Brodiaea albida, Sal. - mountains; woods; roots with out of the country. 613 (Silla esculenta, Kit.) - Black prairie; red sea - Camassia Fraseri 614 Allium cernuum, Roth. - dry woods - Cedar hill toward Elmore. 615 canadense, Kelso - hilly fatter lands; common. or, B. bosson 616 mutabile, etc - Calaveras prairies; common 616 " mutabilis - tall / found on the road the same as latter and florae appear a week or two later than line 616. 617 " myriophyllum - not calidum, per- prairies; common - I have found need highly to compare it in the first. 618 " thurberii, Eng. - very common way here. 619 Brodiaea grandiflora - Calaveras prairies, common - Very desirable - roots and ephemeral. 620 Yucca argentea - prairie; common. 621 " myriophylla - high bluff on mountain creek very rare. Melanthaceæ 622 Zigadenus venosus, Gray - common everywhere. Portulaceæ 623 Heteranthera limosa, Wahl. - mud; red course; head of Dells. Juncaceæ 624 Juncus biformis, L. - sandy woods; sea Bear creek. 625 " tenuis, Willd - Calaveras prairies. 626 " nodosus, Eng. - Manly and distant; very common.

627 Commelynaceae 628 margi natus Bark. 629 Commelyna erecta L - swampy woods, alligators' lake nea Hitchins, 630 Cagarensis, Rich. - stony woods, Miller's Haban and alligators lakes; near Hitchins. 651 Virginia L. - rich prairies; common - scarcity still more plenty habit, grass in rarely stony. 652 Tradescantia virginica L - prairie; common - very from white to purple and deep blue 635 pilosa - lichen - stony prairies, not rare - very scarce. Cyperaceae 654 Cyperus difformis Linn. - Stumpy prairies - Bassett's spring. 655 " inflexus, Willd. - water; not common 656 " Engelmannii Steud.! - Stumps; common 657 " polyphemus? - along the ditches; common 658 " filiformis, Wahl. - stony woods; not common 659 " - stony woods, common 640 " orizoides, Torr. - stony woods; common 641 " Michauxianus, Steud.! - along the ditches, common 642 " retrorsus, Willd. - stony woods. Est of Dallas. 643 " Baldwini, Torr. - Stumpy, stony woods, common. 644 " acuminatus, Torr. - Stumps; common. 645 Eleocharis; palustris, R. Br. - Stumps; common 646 " compressa, Nutt. - Stamps; common 647 " - Marshes & Bassett's spring. 648 " quadrangulata, Torr. - ditches; common 648 Schoenus; Brownii, Schultes - meadows - Dallas and Hitchins. 649 " tenius, Schultes - Stumpy prairies; common 650 " aciculatus, R. Br. - muddy common 652 Scirpus repens? - stony, wet - Bassett's and Daddy's Lake. 654 " limosus, Torr. - Muddy spring near Dallas. 655 (Rhocholaelys) - sandy prairies - Scott's Mill near Dallas. 656 " anthrullus, R. Br. - Stumps; Est of Dallas. 657 " spadicaceus, Vahl. - Stumpy woods; common. 658 Scirpus pungens, Vahl - Stumps near - Dallas. 659 " oligos, Torr. - Stumps - Muddy spring near Houston's prairie 660 limifolius, Torr. - banks of the Trinity river; rare 661 Eleocharis carinata, Hout - Stumpy woods - Dallas and Ben Wall. 662 Fimbristylis aquatilis, Vahl - Stumps; common 663 Scleria ciliata, Sw. - stony woods; not common 664 " verticillata, Michx. - Bassett's spring 665 Carice skinneri, Torr. - stony woods; common 666 " flavidina, Willk - stony woods and dry prairies; common 667 " aquatilis, Wahl.? - Stumpy woods not very common 668 " rhomboidea, Elli. - stony woods; common 669 " Muhlenbergii, Schkuhr var. B. Hoffm. - Stumpy woods; common 670 " limosa, Willd - stony woods; Dallas. 671 " Chelseaensis, Scheele - Bassett's spring and some springs west of Dallas. 672 " Triceps, Woot. - stony woods - Ben Wall. 673 " nutans, Michx. - with roads and prairies; common 674 " formosa, Willd. - Stumpy prairie - common. 675 " Crustacoria, Schultes - Stumpy woods; Trinity bottom.

Gramineae. 676 Securigera argyroides, shrubs. - Dallas, Segh ford. Basset's going 677 virginica, wild - rich woods; common 678 ? Inyama, segs marmur agri magna 679 Panicum virgatum, banks of stream, wet lands, common. 680 agrasta, Staba, wild - rich plains, thick pastures common 681 sporobolus vaginiflorus, br. - fields; common 682 Panicum - calcareous prairies, common 683 asper Kunth - prairies, common. 684 Cramon ciliare, Kunth. - sandy clay. Bear creek. 685 cryptandrus 686 Muhlenbergia americana, live - sandy woods. - [illegible] the rising way 687 Milium - prairies, common 688 alopecurus aristulatus, elle - stony prairies; common 689 Uniola gracilis - Cedar springs 690 Bartholomaea - Dallas. 691 arista - lands; common 692 elegantula, elle - sandy lands; common 693 " Decmanthus" - lands; common 694 - sands or light soil, common. 695 purpurea, null - calcareous prairies; common. 696 laevis, prairie - prairie; common. 697 purpurascens, prairies - sandy woods; common. [illegible] on them 698 Agrostis archyriphila, grass. - Dallas. 699 Stipa Strearana prairie - rich prairies, common; - way the stream to the 700 Panicum flexuosum - water. - Allen's lake and Bear creek. 701 filiforme, shrub - sandy woods, not common - Dallas, Fort and south 702 boreale, elle. - thick sandy woods, rare - Dallas. 703 undulatum - rich lands; wet very common 704 porphyreum racemosum - wet - sandy woods - way the rising way 705 Mutisia and growth of Dallas city. 706 fluitans, f. - waters. - Banks of N. Branch, near Renshaw. 707 Distichum, L. - stumpy prairie; common. 708 Setaria elle - sandy prairies and fields; common 709 - fields; common. 710 sanguinale, f. - rich; common. 711 Panicum capillare, L. - fields; common 712 Dichanthelium, L. - light soils, woods, common. 713 Scoparia, f. - woods, common - sandy prairies and [illegible] 714 Danthonia spicata, L. - rich, shady woods. - Basset's going, Flatening, 715 Combi branch 716 anthoxanthum, sweet grasses; common. 717 Arizatum, L. pr. - alluvial and rich loam prairies; common. 718 unctatum - dry calcareous prairies - Renshaw 719 ancylus - gravelly, schist - rich and black sandy woods, common. 720 agraeoides, stumps - Dallas and Basset's going 721 hians, elle. - stumpy prairies; common. 722 Sparganiaceae - alluvial swamps; in Dallas Branch. 723 polystachyos - deep prairies; common. 724 arundinacea, null. - stumpy prairies, wet, common. 725 Oryzopsis, L. - rich stomy loam, common; broad swamps. 726 Setaria, glauca, var. - stumpy open woods; common - it is peculiar! 727 " glauca - Basset's going - well of Dallas. 728 Euchlaena trilabiata, de. - rich, unfertilized prairies; common 729 Zea mays americana, L. - rich loam prairies; common - also, planted. 730 both as to her love who dared? 731 Bromus ciliatus, f. va. - prairies; woods; common. 732 - common - not the large ones seem to be introduced.

Gramineae. 676 Securina orgyoides, swamps - Dallas, Segh ford; Bassford's spring. 677 virginica, hills - rich woods: common 678 Bidens nutans - Elle? To young and mature openings 679 Panicum virgatum 2530 agrostis, keba, wild - rich prairies, like grass common. 1691 Sporobolus vaginiflorus, loess - fields: common. 2680 Panicum! - calcareous prairies, common. 1785 asper, knoll - prairie, common. 1684 Catabrosia ulvaria, knoll - sandy dry. Bear creek. 1686 Cryptandra 2636 Muhlenbergia mexicana, lime - sandy woods - sides of the river; very rare. 1687 Misgurus 2639 Alopecurus aristulatus, Elle - stony prairies: common. 1689 Uniola gracilis - sandy shores - Cedar springs. 1690 Bouteloua pumilio - sandy shores - Dallas. 1691 Aristida - sands: common. 2642 Eleusine the. - sandy lands; common. 2643 Desmanthus 1644 - sands or light soil, common. 2675 panicum, null - calcareous prairies, common. 1696 barbara, pine - prairie, common. 1697 purpurascens, pine - sandy woods; common. The seeds of them run transported. 1698 Agrostis archidactylus. 1649 Stipa - rich prairies, common - for the flower to the sheaf in amount of its large awns, penetrating the mid-waist & skin. 700 panicum floridanum - Watters. - Ellwood's lake and Bear creek. 701 filiformis, sw. - sandy woods, not common - Dallas, inland south. 702 lore, Elle. thick sandy woods; rare - Dallas. 703 undulatum - rich lands; not very common. 708 purpurea recurvatum, null - sandy shores - north Dallas. Stetia and south of Dallas city. 205 flutauis, h. - waters - Banks of the river. Dr. Newman. 706 Dichanthium L. - stony prairies: common. 707 Setaria Elle. - sandy prairies and woods; common. 708 - fields: common. 204 panicum, loess - fields: common. 709 panicum capillare, Loess fields: common. 710 Dichotomum, L. - light soils, woods; common. 711 Scoparia, L. - woods; common - woods fawn at the top. 712 Chlorostachyum, L. - rich, shady woods - Bassford's spring, Hitching. Combi branch. 713 anthriscus - dark woods: common. 714 virgatum, L. var. allanum - rich last prairies; common. 715 uncinatum - dry calcareous prairies - Kennon. 716 anceps - glaucous, school - rich and thick sandy woods, common. 717 agrostoides, stony pr. - Dallas and Bassford's spring. 718 hians, Elle. 719 Schizachyrium - thin limestone woods; on Dallas Branch. 720 polystachyum - dry prairies: common. 721 aristida agrostoides, null - stony prairies, not common. 722 Our zolla de - rich stony lands; common; found outside. 723 Setaria glauca, var. - stony open woods, common; it is perennial! 624 " glanca branch. 725 Cenchritis tribuloides, de - soils - unfortunately, not common. 726 Phalaris Americana, sw. - rich low prairies, common - the plant is both as to how far introduced? 728 Panicum akitum, L. var. purpureum - woods; common. 0729 - Common about the houses, seems to be introduced.

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.