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Kentucky, &c. Van 1. Crassicaule. 2. Undulatum. 

 3. Maculatum, 



10. TV. petiolatum, Pursh. Leaves long petiolate 

 oval lanceolate acute trinerve : calyx erect, petals 

 lanceolate linear acute, longer than the calyx. In the 

 mountains Taconick, Alleghany, &c. 



2. S. O. Anthophim. 



11. Tr. acuminatum. Raf. 1807". Leaves sessile, 

 ovate acuminate, undulate, trinerve ; peduncle erect, 

 equal to the leaves, calyx and petals subequal lanceo- 

 late acuminate. In the mountains Alleghany. Petals 

 red, not reflexed. 



♦ 12. Tr.pictum. Pursh. {Tr.vrythrocarpiim.MicheiUxJ) 

 Leaves oval acuminate, base rounded, subpetiolate, five 

 nerved, peduncle nearly erect, shorter than the leaves, 

 calyx lanceolate acute, petals recurved, oval lanceolate 

 acute, twice as long as the calyx. From Canada to 

 Carolina, petals white, with purple veins, berries bright 

 red, Van 1. Undulatum, 2. Rosewn, 



13. TV. amblopsis, Raf. Leaves petiolate, ovate, with 

 a long obtuse acumen, trineri^e : peduncle erect, shorter 

 than the leaves : calyx and petals subequal, narrow lan- 

 ceolate, obtuse. In the mountains Alleghany, &c. Pe- 

 tals white. Y^v.l. Zongifolium. Q. Incaimatum. 5. Un- 

 dulatum. 4. Stenopetalum, 5,^ngustifolium, G.Fumi- 

 lum^ 7. Cuneatum. Petals cuneiform. 



Michaux. Leaves sessile, oval ob- 



long, obtuse, trinerve : peduncle erect and short, calyx 



oval lanceolate obtuse, petals subequal, undulate, cu- 

 neate obtuse. From Pennsylvania to Arkansas, in 

 glades, stem flexuose, purple, 3 or 4 inches high,* leaves 

 small, petals of a pale flesh colour. 



15. TV. nutans. Raf. (TV. erectum of many botanists.) 

 Leaves subsessile, subrhomboidal, very wide, base acute, 

 end acuminate, trinerve : peduncle nearly as long, in- 

 clined, flower nodding, calyx and petals subequal, oval 

 lanceolate acute. From Canada to Carolina, large 

 plant, leaves and flowers. Petals red or white. Var. 

 \! Jltropurpureum. 2. Bicolor^ flower smaller, white, 

 pistil red. 3. Obovatian. 4. Undulatum. 5, flhom- 



boideum. 6. Flexuosum. 7. Alburn. 



