134 AUT. BOT. 
fol. sessilib. rhombeis subobovatis longe acum. 
basi acutis. planis 3nervis, ped. inclin. elong. cal. 
lanc. acum. petalis brevior lanc. undul, obt.— 
Wasioto Mts. akin to many, but distinct from 
all, leaves thin, realy rhomboid, sides rounded, 
fl. medial, petals pale, red veined. 
973, Tril. A. brevipetalum R. t9. Lake 
Erie, near Tr. flexipes, peduncle flexuose, but 
petals short ovate, leaves broadly rhomboid. 
974, Tril. A. atropurpureum Raf. caule bre- 
vis crasso su'c. purpurascens, fol. sessil. ovatis 
subrhombeis acum. planis 3nervis,pedunc. elong. 
erecto curvato, cal. et pet. sübeq. ovato lanc. 
acutis planis—Mts. Allegh. often mistaken for 
var. of nutans even by myself, but perfectly dis- 
tinct, 4 to 6 inches high, leaves biuncial, pedun- 
i long, flower large, petals of a very dark pur- 
ple. 
975, Tril. A. brevipes Raf. caule striato, fol. 
sessil. ovatis ellipt. utrinq. acutis, undul. 3nervis ; 
ped. brevissimo erecto, cal. et pet. subeq. ellipt. 
obtusis undul— Alabama, stem 3 inches, leaves 
biuncial, not so thin as usual, fl. large, petals. 
white. + 
976, Tr. A. pusillum Mx. R. 14. West Ken- 
tucky, near last, but smaller, 3 inches, petals in- 
carnate. 
977, Tril. A. obovatum Pursh R. 21,Canada, 
Ohio, near Tr. grandifl. but leaves more rhom- 
boidal nearly obovate, petals quite obovate, some 
fl. 3 inches wide. 
978. Tril. A. grandiflorum Sal. R. 22. Mts. 
Allegh. Ohio, Illinois &-c, many varieties. 
979, Var. roseum, peduncle curved, flowers 
smaller rosate, Kentucky. 
980, Tril. A. lirioides R. 23. Mts. Wasioto, 
West Pennsylv. and Virg. chiefly different from 
