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(fig. 29), and low calcareous hammocks. The commonest plants 

 are about as follows : 



COMMONEST PLANTS OF MIDDLE FLORIDA HAMMOCK BELT. 



Finns palustris 



Quercus fal.cata 

 Sabal Palmetto 

 Finns Taeda 

 Liquidambar Styraciflua 

 SXagrnolia grrandiflora 

 Qnercus laurifolia 

 Fersea Borbonia 

 Quercus Michauxii 

 Hicoria alba 

 Quercus nigra 

 Hicoria glabra? 

 Tilia pubescens? 

 Qnercus Virginiana 

 Fraxinus Americana 

 Celtis occidentalis? 



Cornus florida 

 Crataegus Michauxii? 

 Ostrya Vlrginiana 

 Cercis Canadensis 

 Carpinus Caro^iniana 

 Osmanthns Americana 

 Hex opaca 

 Batodendron arboreuiu 



TIMBER TREES 



Long-leaf pine 

 Red oak 



Cabbage palmetto 

 Short-leaf pine 

 Sweet gum 

 Magnolia 



Red bay 



Hickory 



Water oak 



Hickory 



Lin • 



Live oak 



Ash 



Hackberry 



SMALL TREES. 



Dogwood 

 (Red) haw 



Redbud 

 Ironwood 



Holly 

 Sparkleberry 



High pine land 

 Rich uplands 

 Hammocks and fields 

 Woods 



Various situations 

 Hammocks 

 Sandy hammocks 

 Richer hammocks 

 Richer hammocks 

 Rich uplands 

 Low hammocks, etc. 

 Sandy hammocks 

 Rich hammocks 

 Various situations 

 Rich hammocks 

 Rich hammocks 



Rich uplands 

 Old fields, etc. 

 High hammocks 

 Calcareous hammocks 

 Low hammocks, etc. 

 Sandy hammocks 

 Sandy hammocks 

 Sandy hammocks 



Rhus radicans 

 Smilax lanceolata 

 Vitis rotundifolia 

 Gelsemium sempervirens 

 Bignonia crucigrera 

 Parthenocissus quinquefolia 



Fhoradendron flavescens 

 Serenoa sermlata 

 Myrica pnmila 

 Myrica cerifera 



Callicarpa Americana 

 Cephalanthus occidentalis 

 Ilex vomitoria 

 Cornus stricta? 



Tillandsia nsneoides* 

 Aristida stricta 

 Pteris aquilina 

 Tnbiflora Carolinensis 

 Mitchella repens 

 (Eupatorium compositifolium) 

 Oplismenus setarius 

 Dryopteris patens? 

 Smilax pnmila 

 Eriogonum tomentosnm 

 Houstonia rotundifolia 

 (Cassia Tora) 

 (Gnaphalium purpureum) 



WOODY VINES. 



Poison ivy 

 (W^ild smilax) 

 Muscadine 

 Yellow jessamin© 

 Cross-vine 

 Virginia creeper 



SHRUBS 



Mistletoe 



Saw-palmetto 



Myrtle 



Myrtle 



French mulberry 



(Elbow-bush) 



Yaupon 



HERBS 



Spanish moss 

 Wire-grass 

 (A fern) 



Turkey-berry 

 Dog-fennel 

 (A grass) 

 (A fern) 



Cof£ee-weed 



Low hammocks, etc. 

 Hammocks 

 Hammocks, etc. 

 Hammocks, etc. 

 Hammocks 

 Hammocks 



Hammocks 



High hammocks, etc. 



High pine land, etc. 



Hammocks 



Hammocks 



Swamps, etc. 



Hammocks 



Low^ hammocks 



On nearly all trees 

 High pine land 

 High pine land 

 Calcareous hammocks 

 Hammocks 

 Old fields, etc. 

 Hammocks 



Calcareous hammocks 

 Sandy hammocks 

 High pine land 

 High pine land, etc. 

 Roadsides, etc. 

 Cultivated fields 



♦About ten times as abundant as the next. 



