Ot 1 



Z. aurea, Koch. 



Damp places. Monongalia: The Flats, and along the 

 Monongahela. Marion: near Opekiska. Fayette: nearNut- 

 talUmrg— L. W. X. 



Z Bebbii, C. c^- R. Z. aurea, var. Bebbii, C. & R. 



Woodlands. Fayette : near Nuttallburg — L. W. N. 



Of specimens gathered in Mason, near Pt. Pleasant, 

 Prof. Coulter says: "Flowers too white, and altogether it 

 does not quite fit, and is indeterminable on account of the 

 innnature fruit." 



CICXJTA, L. 



C. maculata, L. Spotted Cow-bane. Beaver Poison. 



Swampy spots, and wet meadows. Randolph : along 

 Tygart's Valley River plentiful. Fayette : along Loup 

 Creek — James; near Nuttallburg — L. W. N. Putnam: near 

 Scott's Depot-— -Tames, (lilmer: Glenville — Prof. Brown; 

 near DeKalb P. O. Morgan: near Cacapon. Monongalia: 

 near Ice's Ferry. Mason : near Point Pleasant. 



C. bulbifera, L. 



Wet places. Mason: near Pt. Pleasant. 



CH^ROPHYLLUM, L. 



C. procumbens, (L.) Crantz. 



Ohio: Elm Grove, near Wheeling — M. t'c CI. 



OSMOHHIZA, Raf. 



O. Claytoni (Michx.), B. S. P. 0. breviMi/U-s, D C. ^l. & G. 



Rich woods. Wirt: above Elizabeth. Gilmer: near 

 Glenville — V. M. ; Prof. Brown." Monongalia: opposite 

 Roundbottoms. Grant: near Bavard. Favette : near Nuttall- 

 burg— L. W. N. 



O. longistylis (Torr.), DC. M. l^^ G. 

 Rich Woods. Monongalia : near Morgantown. Ma- 

 rion : near Fairmont. Tucker: near Davis. Wirt: above 

 Elizabeth. 



ERIGENIA, Kutt. 



E. bulbosa, Nutt. Harbinger of Spring. M. t<: G. 



Rich open avoocIs. Monongalia: op])ositc Granville, 

 plentiful. Fayette: near Nuttallburg— L. W. N. 



