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Bromeliaceae. 

 iTillandsia usneoides L. 



Occasional on trees in creek bottoms. All killed by the "freeze' 

 of February, 1899. 



COMMELINACEAE. 



Commelina communis L. 



Escaped, ditch banks, Auburn. 



Commelina erecta L. 



Frequent, dry hillsides. 



Commelina hirtella Vahl. 



Frequent, swampy creek bottoms. 



tTradescantia hirvsuticaulis Small. 



River hills, Elmore county; also sandy woods, Lee county. 



Tradeseantia montana Shutthv. 



Rich upland woods, Clay county, Coosa county. 



Tradeseantia retlexa Kaf. 



Frequent, dry rocky hillsides, granite outcrops. 

 JUNCACEAE. 



Juncoides echinatum Small . 



Frequent, wooded hillsides. 



Junciis aeiiminatus Miclix. 



Frequent, wet open places. 



Juncus aeuminatus debilis (A. Gray) Engelm. 



Frequent, wet open places. 



Jiincus Canadensis A. Gray. 



Occasional, Auburn. 



iJnncus diffnsissimiis Buckl. 



Shallow pool in swamp, Auburn. 



*Juncus Diidleyi Wiegand. 



Frequent, dry woods and roadsides. 



Juncns effusus L. 



Frequent, wet, open places. 



Juncns maroinatus Ivostk. 

 Frequent, wet, open places. 



