DIANDRIC MONOGYNiA. Fraxinus. 9 



A. F. foliolis petiolatis oblongis nitidis acuminatis integerri- acumbiata. 



mis subtus glaucis, floribus calyculatis. Lam. en. 



cycl. 2. p. 542. 

 F. amencana. IFilld. sp. pL 4. p. 1102. 

 F, concolor. Mich./, arh. 33. 



Icon. Mich, l.c White-ash. Green-aah. 



Common in most woods from Canada to Carolina. ^ . 



April. V. V. ^ 



5. F. foliolis petiolatis lanceolatis serrulatis nitidis glabris, caroliniana. 



ramulis glabris, floribus calyculatis. IFilld. sp. pi. 4. 



p. 1103. 

 F. serratifolia. Mich.f. art', p. 33. 

 F. excelsior. JFalt.Ji. car. p. 254. 



Icon. Mich. J. arb. t Shimng-ask. 



In rocky situations, from Pensylvania to Carolina, scarce. 

 Ij . May. V. V. s ji. 



6. F. foliolis subsessilibus extrorsnm serratis samarisque plalycarpa. 



lanceolato-ellipticis. IVilld. sp. pi. 4. p. 1 103 . 

 Icon. Catesb. car. t. 80. Mich. f. arb. t.. . . 

 In boggy woods of Virginia and Carolina. T2 . April, 



May, V. s. 



7. F. foliolis petiolatis elliptico-ovatis serratis subtns petirlis pulesrens. 



ramulisque tomentosis, floribus calyculatis. (Filld. 

 sp. pi. 4. p. 1103. IFalt. Ji. car. p. 234. Lam. 

 encycl. 1. p. 543. 

 F. nigra. Du Roi, ed. 2. t. I. p. 398. 

 F. tomentosa. Mich.f. arb. p. 33. 

 Icon. Mich Let.... Red-ash. Black-ash. 



jS foliolis ovato-lanceolatis attenuatis subserratis. longifolia. 



y foliolis ovatis latloribus obsolete ad medium usque ser- latifolia. 



ratis. 

 ? foliolis ellipticooblongis acuminalis argute serratis in- subpube- 

 ferne subpubescentibus, petiolo coramuni glaberrimo. scans, 



Pers. ench. 2. p. 605. 

 Common in the woods of Canada and the United States, 

 Tj . April, May. v. v. 



8. F. foliolis petiolatis ovatis opacis serratis subtus glaucis juglandifoUa. 



axillis venarum pubescentibus, ramulis glabris, flori- 

 bus calyculatis. IFilld. sp. pi. 4. p. 1 104. 



F. caroliniana. IFangh. amer. 81. 



Icon. Mich.f. arb.t. . . . Western Black-ash. 



Jn shady wet woods, ftom Canada to North Carolina j 

 chiefly in the western districts, fj . May. v. v. 



