North Carolina. 



808 



8000 ;/:/ 



Grout. ">1223. A list of mosses 

 collected in the mountains of western 

 North Carolina in the summer of IMOT. 

 5122") : North Carolina hryophytes. 



Murrill. .■)302S. Collecting fungi at 

 Biltmore. 



S. II 111 Caki>lisa. 



Coker. oOlSH. Lycojiodin m ttd- 

 imssH m forma polyclavatum from South 

 Carolina. 



X'lUillNIA. 



Berry. 4'.I4G!I. Pleistocene swamj) 

 ileposits in Virginia. 4!t470 : A Miocene 

 flora from the Virginia coastal plain. 



WksT VllM.lNIA. 



Smith. .34377. [('i/ti^tui ncoixirius 

 and ilex ciiropaciis.] 



•ji Western United States. 



Blumer. 40.148. Distributional fea- 

 tures (if some southwestern shrubs. 



CockerelL 5012l>. Fossil Kuphorbia- 

 ceae, with a note on Saururaceae. .")U127: 

 Amber in the Laramie Cretaceous. 



Foster. .j08G4. Polypodium Scou- 

 Icri. 



Qrifflths. .">i203. Illustrated studies 

 ill th • genus Opuntui. 



Haynes. .'>1431. An enumeration of 

 the \\'ashiiigton and Oregon Hepaticao 

 collected by A. S. Foster, 1U(.»4-1909. 



Kennedy. .'51894. Dicoria. 



MacDougaL 52590. Delta of the Rio 

 Coliiriulo. .">259I, 52595: Across 

 Tapaguerirt. 52599 : Botanical features 

 of North American deserts. 



Nelson. 53073. Rocky Mountain 

 herbarium. 



and Kennedy. 53(»74. 



New plants from the (Jreat basin. 



Peck. 53327. Report of the State 

 botanist, 1908. 



Purpus. 53580. Ojntntia ntakciisis 

 J. A. Purpus n. sp. 



Rose. 53838. Two new species of 

 Acartn of the series Filicinae. 



Spalding. 54428. The western edge 

 of the Colorado desert. 



Standley. 54488. More southwestern 

 Castillejas. 



Veatch. .54912. Geology and under- 

 ground water resources of northern 

 Lousiana and southern Arkansas. 



Akizona. 



Blumer. 49540. A flowering season 

 in the mountains of Arizona. 49547 : 

 Arizona fungi. 49549 : An Arizona 

 mesa. 49551 : Plant geography of the 

 Chirieahua mountains. 



Brown. 49792. The hashish plant in 

 Arizona and .Mexico. 



Clute. 50105 : A new fern from the 

 Cnitod States. 50107 : A slender 

 leaved < 'i/stopUiis. 



Ferriss. 50703. Tiie ferns of Cochise 

 count}'. Arizona. 



MacDougal. 52596. Course of the 

 vcL'ttative seasons in southern Arizona. 



Rose. 53834. New species of Opun- 

 tui. 



Standley. 54487. New or noteworthy 

 plants. 



Cai.ikiunia. 



The big trees of California [Serjuoiii 

 qignnka]. Card. Chron. London 



(Ser. 3) 46 1909 (184 suppl. illustr.). 



Atkinson. 49211. A new edible 

 speeics of Amanitd. 



Balfour. 492f)3. Trees of CaUfornia. 



CoUins. 50140. New species of 



Vlitd(ijihi>i(t. 



Davidson. 50331. Dclphinia of 

 southern California. 50332: Tehachapi 

 mountains. 



Eastwood. .505.54. Kxtensions of range. 

 [Litri'iii II diriva and L. I.eana in Cali- 

 fornia.! 



Fischer. 50803. Fungi hypogaei aus 

 (.'alifornien. 



Gardner. 51002. New Chlorojjhy- 

 ceae from California. 



Hasse. 51405. Lichen-flora of 

 southern California. 5140() : Lichens 

 eoiketed in the Tehachepi mountains, 

 Califcjrnia, .June, 1907. 



Heller. 51472. Two Californian 

 species of Ribcs. 



House. 51056. Synopsis of the 

 Californian species of Convolvulus. 



Humphrey. 51690. Plant societies 

 of Monterey peninsula. 



