-d suc han expression, 0 of the indivi. 
-accider | situs ion in a dry or moist soil. 
‘hose found thriving in a ieiipelinedvly dry spot, will in all proba- 
rility ais ‘in best chance of living after transplantation. The fact 
, however, that this species of Magnolia, is shy of cultivation ; 
and the frequent failure of attempts “to cultivate it, while at the 
se me some individuals are occasionally found to thrive, induces 
in aierence of species, oF in 
Ee tad 
The northernmost range of the Small Magnolia, is Cape Anne, 
in the State of Massachusetts, in latitude 45° 50’.* It is pretty fre- 
a the! lower part of New Jersey, but more abundant further 
yuth. According to Michaux, f. this tree is the most common in- 
habitant of all the lower maritime parts of the middle states, as 
3 psa as of eee and the lower portion of Louisiana. It ‘is never 
et with at am r » in the interior 5 an it is not 
— and oes more 
Michaux, who remarks, that he never remembers to have seen: it in 
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