276 FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT. 



+ Salvia lyrata 



Lorinseria areolata 

 + + Medicago Arabica (X) 



+ Meiboimia purpurea (X) 



+ Anthemis Cotula (X) 

 + Paspalum sp. (X) 

 + Baptisia leucantha 



Sericocarpus bifoliatus 

 + + Sonchus asper (X) 



H — H Mesosphaerum sp.* (X) 



+ Isopappus divaricatus (X) 



+ Boehmeria cylindrica 



++ Cenchrus echinatus (X) 



+ Chaetochloa sp. (X) 



+ Erythrina herbacea 



+ Sanicula Marylandica 



+ Eupatorium perfoliatum 



Smilax pumila 

 Solidago odora 

 Dasystoma Virginica 

 + Bidens bipinnata (X) 



+ Brasenia purpurea 



+ Eleusine Indica (X) 



+ + Utricularia inflata 



+ Helianthemiim 



Carolinianum 

 + Polymnia Uvedalia 

 + Lespedeza hirta 



+ Polygonum hydropiper- 



oides 

 + Sagittaria latifolia 



+ Sida acuta (X) 



+ + Heliotropium anchusae- 

 folium (X) 

 + Panicum gibbum (X?) 



Osmunda cinnamomca 

 Saururus cernuus 

 Phaseolus polystachyus 

 -\ — h Nelumbo lutea 



• + Daucus pusillus (X) 



+ Kneiffia sp. 



+ Panicum comimutatum? 



+ Dioscorea villosa? 



+ Morongia uncinata 



A fern 

 Bur-clover 

 Beggar-weed 

 (Dog-fennel) 

 (A grass) 



Sand-spur 

 (A grass) 



Boneset 



Goldenrod 

 Spanish needles 



(A grass) 



(Bear-foot) 

 (Smart-weed) 



(A grass) 

 (A fern) 



(Wild bean) 

 (Winkapin, 

 yankapin) 



(A grass) 

 (Wild yam) 



Dry woods, etc. 

 Wet woods 

 Waste places 

 Fields, etc- 

 Waste places 

 Roadsides, etc. 

 Dry woods, etc. 

 Pine woods 

 Waste places 

 Roadsides, etc. 

 Fields, etc. 

 Low grounds 

 Fieldsi and roadsides 

 Waste places 

 Woods, etc. 

 Dry woods 

 Low grounds 

 Rich woods 

 Pine woods 

 Dry woods 

 Waste places 

 Lakes and ponds 

 Waste places 

 Lakes 



Dry woods 

 Rich woods, etc. 

 Dry woods 



Miry places 

 Miry places 

 Roadsid'cs, etc. 



Roadsides, etc. 

 Miry places 

 Sandy low grounds 

 Swamps, etc- 

 Rich woods 



Lakes and ponds 

 Roadsides, etc. 

 Dr3' woods 

 Rich woods 

 Rich woods 

 Drv woods 



*A tall much-branched weed apparently not described in any work on 

 plants of the southeastern states. It is common in the streets of Talla- 

 hassee and some old towns in other parts of the state. 



