Pollard and Md-i'on — TFe.s'f Yirglnia Flora. 16^ 



Rynchostegium rusciforme (Neck.) Br. A: Sch. Quiunimont, August 



21. (No. 109.) 

 Hypnum Haldanianum Grev. Quinnimont, August 22. (No. ll.').) 



Pteridophyta. 



PoLYPODiUM YULGARE DECEPTUM Maxoii, Pi'oc. U. S. Nat. ]Mns. 23: 

 028. lOni. Quinnimont. August 21. (No. 2.1.) 



Spermatophyta. 



Andropogon nutans avenaceus (Michx.) Hack. (Determined by Mr. 



Carleton R. Ball.) Common in bottom lands of tbe New River. 



Quinnimont, August 21. (No. :>().) 

 Tij.vuTVETTERiA Carolinexsis (Walt.) Vail. Quinnimont, August 21. 



(No. 26.) Growing in some abiuidance along the banks of Laurel 



Creek: this station confirms its existence in the State, as Doctor 



Mills])augh ([uestioned the locality cited by him. 

 Chamaecrista nictitans commixta I'ollard, and Maxon var. nov. 



Plant of low statute, very densely and divaricately branching, the 

 stems finely pubescent or puberulent: leaves resembling those of nicti- 

 tans, hut often with 'more numei'ous leaflets: petiolar gland cupulate or 

 truncate, usually nearly sessile; flowers and fruit as in <\ iiirfitanx. 



Type in U. S. National Herbarium, No. 357,069, collected by Charles 

 L. Pollard and William R. Maxon in alluvial soil along the New River 

 at Quinnimont. AV. Va., August 21, 1899. (No. 31.) 

 Qalactia regularis (L.) B. S. P. Quinnimont, August 21. (No. 29.) 



Bottom lands of the New River. 

 Strophostyles helvola (L.) l>ritton. (^)uinnimont, August 21. (No. 32.) 



iiottom hinds of the New River. 

 Physalis heterophylla Nees. Quinnimont, August 21. (No. 38.) 



Bottom lands of the New River. 

 Tagestes patula L. Quinnimont, August 21. (No. 20.) Escaped 



from cidtivation along the railroad near Laurel Creek. 

 S()lii)A(u> neglecta Torr. it (Jray. Quinnimont, August 21. (Nos. 33 



and 34.) liottom lands of the New River. Recently reported by 



Doctor Millspaugh from another locality in the State. 



