FLORAL ALMAXAC. 



MONTH. 



No. 



Feb'y to April. 40 

 41 

 4-i 



March to Aiiril. 



44 

 45 

 4i; 

 4; 

 4S 

 4'J 



.Ml 

 51 

 5-^ 

 5:) 

 54 

 55 

 oij 

 57 



oS 

 59 

 CO 

 01 

 Ij-i 

 (•,:; 

 04 



05 

 0(! 



or 

 (;s 

 O'.i 



70 



71 



?•.' 



7o 

 74 

 75 

 70 



78 

 71) 

 80 



81 

 8-^ 

 83 

 84 



85 

 80 

 87 

 8s 

 89 



NAME OF PLANT. 



Chrysogonum Virginianum. L. 

 Cliaptalia tomeiitosa. Vent. 

 Bartoiiia vcrna. Muhl. 

 Zanthorliiza apiii'olia. L'Hcr. 

 Asiniina triloba. Dunal. 



]iar\illoi'M. l)unal. 

 .<;raiiditlura. Dunal. 

 San.ii'iiinaria Canadensis Lin. 

 Corytlalis aurea. Willd. 

 Xasturtiiun tanacetifolium. 



Hook. 

 C'ai'daniine Ludoviciana. Hook 



hirsuta. Lin. 

 Sisymbrium canescens. Xutt. 

 Draba cuneifolia. Xutt. 

 Senebiera Coronopus. Poir. 

 Capsella Bursa-pastoris. Munch 

 Viola villosa. Walt. 

 Helianthemum Carolinianum. 



Mich. 

 Helianthemum arcnicola sp. n. 

 Ascyrum pumilum. 3Iich. 



inicrosepalum, T.&G. 

 Stellaria prostrata. Baldw. 

 Geranium C'aroliniannm. Lin. 

 Rhus aromatica. Ait. 

 Acer saceharinum var. Florid- 



ianum. Chap. 

 Xeyund(_) aceroides. I\Iieh. 

 Til-folium C'aroliniannm. Mich 

 Piscidia Erythrina. Lin. 

 Bap.tisia leucantha. Torr. iS: Gra.y 

 Prunus Americana. ;\Lu'sh. 



Chicasa. Mich. 

 Fragaria Virginiana. Ehrh. 

 Crataegus ainifolia. 3Iich. 

 Crataegus arborescens. Ell. 



testivalis. T. & G. 

 Pyrus arbutifolia. Lin. 

 '■ arb. var. crythrocarpa. 

 Chaiim. 

 Pyrus arbut. var. nielanocar[ia. 



Chajim. 

 Fothergilla alnifolia. Lin. 

 1 Liquidambar styraciflua. Lin. 

 Chaerophyllum Teinturieri. 



Hoz Aril. 

 Ernodea littoralis. Swartz. 

 Mitchella repens. Lin. 

 Morinda Roicos. Lin. 

 Gelsemium sem]iervirens. 

 Erigeron vernum. T. & G. 

 Senecio lobatus. Pers. 

 Vaccinium nitidum. Andr. 

 " inyrsinites. Mich. 



" tenellum. 



NATURAL ORDER. 



Compositae. 



Gentianaceae. 



Ranunculaceae. 



Anonaceae. 



Pajiaveraceae. 



Fumariaceae. 



Cruciferae. 



Violaceae. 

 Cistaceae. 



Hypericaceae. 



Cary ophy Uacea e. 

 Geraniaceae. 

 Anacardiaceae. 

 Aceraceae. 



Leguminosae. 



Rosaceae. 



Hamameliaceae. 



Cmbelliferae. 



Rubiaceae. 



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Compositae. 

 Ericaceae. 



LOCALITY. 



Dry. open woods. 



Low pine barrens. 



Daniii jiiiie bari'ens near coast. 



Siiady banks. 



River banks. West Florida. 



Rich woods ; Duval Co. ; Palatka. 



Sandy pine barrens: Put. Co. 



Rich woods. Leon Co. 



Banks of Apalachicola river. 



Damp soil. East Jilorida. 



Waste i)laces near dwellings. 



Wet soil. 



Waste grounds. 



West Florida. 



Waste places. 



Waste i)laces. 



Dry sandy or gravelly soil. 



Dry sandy soil. 



Drifting sands near the coast. 



Dry gravelly soil. 



Flat jiine barrens. 



Damp places. 



Waste places. Common. 



Dry open woods. West Florida. 



Upland woods. Middle Fla. 



River Ijanks. 



Waste places. 



South Florida. 



River banks. 



Woo<is. Common. 



( )ld fields forming thickets. 



Rich woods. 



River swamps. 



River banks. 



Margins of pine barrens. 



Swamps. Putnam county. 



Swamps. Putnam county. 



Swamps. Putnam county. 



Swamps. 

 Swanii»s. 

 Banks of the Apalachicola river. 



Along the coast. South Florida. 



Shady woods. Palatka. 



South Florida. 



Margins of swamps, Palatka. 



Pine barren swamps. 



Low grounds. 



Low pine barrens. 



Sandy pine barrens. 



Margins of pine barrens. 



