200 PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA. UlmUS. 



pendula. /S. U. foliis oblongis glabriusculis^ ramis pendulis. Jii. 



kew. 1. p.3ig. 

 Common in all low lands and woods : New England to 



Carolina. T2 • April, v. v. Known by the name of 



IThite Elm. 

 nemoralis. 2. U. foliis oblongis glabriusculis aequaliter serratis basi sub- 



aequalibus, fioribus sessilibus. Ait. kcw. 1. p. 3ig. 

 U, campestris. JValt.fl. car. ill? 

 On the banks of rivers : New England to Virginia j 



scarce. \i . April, May. v. v. River Elm. 

 fulva. 3. U. ramis scabris albidis, foliis ovato-oblongis acaminatis 



basi subaequLiIibus, inaequaliter serratis utrinque pu- 



bescentibus scaberrimis, gemmis laria densa fulva to- 



mentosis, floribus sessilibus. — Mich. Ji. amer. I, 



p. 172. ^ 

 Icon. Mich. arh. t. . . . 

 On mountains from Canada to Pensylvania. T7 . May. 



V. V. Red Elm. Slippery Elm. The viscous inside 



bark is used by the natives as a healing salve. 

 tilaia. 4. U. ramis utrinque alato-suberosis, foliis oblongo-ovalibus 



sensim acutis basi subacqualibus, fructu pubescente 



cilioso. — Mich.Jl. amer. 1. p. 1/3. 

 U. pumila. JFalt.Jl. car. 111. 

 Icon. Mich. arh. t. . . . 

 In sandy low woods : Virginia and Carolina. Tj . April. 



V. V. Whahoo. 



259. CELTIS. Gen.pl. 159I. 



Bccidentalis. 1. C. foliis ovatis acuminatis aequaliter serratis basi inaequa- 

 libus supra scabris, subtus hirlis, fructu solitario.— 

 If^illd. sp. pi. 4. p. 994. 

 Icon. Duham. aih. 1. /. 53. Mich. arh. t. . . . 

 In woods and near rivers : Canada to Carolina. Pj . May. 

 V. V. Nettle-tree. Berries dark purple. 

 crassifolia. 2. C. foliis ovatis acuminatis insequaliter serratis basi inae.. 

 qualiter cordatis subcoriaceis utrinque scabris, pedun- 

 culis subbifioris.— ^FzV/ci. sp. pi. 4. p. QQS. 

 C. cordifolia. Duham. 2. t. Q. 



In woods and near rivers : Virginia, Kentucky, and 

 Tennassce. Tj . May. v. v. Known by the name 

 of Hagherry or Hoop-ash. 

 pumila. 3' C. foliis ovatis acuminatis aequaliter serratis basi insequa- 



