FLOHAL ALMA SAC. 



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Month. 



Xo. 



NA.MK III' I'l.ANT. 



Aug. & Sept. nr,-i 



1 :!o4 



1 o.5/> 

 1 :>,")(! 



i:i.^.,s 

 i;_i5!) 



l.'illO 



Kiel 



VMVl 



1. ■)(;:> 

 i:;i;4 

 j:i(;.5 

 liitii; 

 i;j(;7 



l.'JOS 

 loUII 

 riTO 

 i:i71 

 137-> 

 i;i7:5 

 1374 

 J 375 

 137(5 

 1377 

 1378 

 13711 

 13S() 

 13S1 

 1382 

 1383 

 1384 

 1385 

 138() 

 1387 

 1388 

 138!) 

 1390 



1391 



1392 

 1393 



1394 

 1395 

 ] 390 

 1397 

 139S 

 1399 

 140U 

 1401 



Aeschynomene viscidula. 



Midix. 

 Aiiipliicai'])a'a inoiidiea. Nutt. 

 fxalactia spiciforniis. Torr. & 



(rray. 

 (Vissia IdHora. I.in. 

 as])era. Ell. 

 Anuiianiiia Inunilis. ]\Iiclix. 

 ()<-c-i(U'iitalis. 1). C. 

 var. pygma?a. 

 Archeinora rigiila. I). ('. 

 Liatris spicata. Willd. 

 Mikania soaiidens. Willd. 

 Iva fi-utfsct'iis. Nutt. 

 niit-rocephala. Xutt. 

 irabricata. Walt. 

 Ambrosia tritida. Lin. 



critliinifolia. U. C. 

 Melantht-ra hastata. Michx. 

 deltoida. Miehx. 

 Heliopsis Icavis. Pei's. 

 Kudl)eckia fulgida. Ait. 

 triloba. Lin. 

 ActinoriU'ris nudiraulis. Nutt. 

 Coreopsis tripteris. Lin. 

 Bidens bijiinnata. Lin. 

 Ht^leuiLun autiuiuiale. Lin. 

 Cacalia atriplicifolia. Lin. 

 '• tuberosa. Nutt. 

 " lanceolata. Nutt. 

 Mulgediuni Floridanum. D. C. 

 Lobelia pid)erula. Michx. 

 Campanula Americana. Lin. 

 Monotropa uniflora. Lin. 



Hypopitys. Lin. 

 Statice Caroliniaua. Walt. 

 Herpestis nigrescens. Beiith. 

 penduncularis. Benth. 

 Seymeria tenuifolia. Pursh. 

 Dasystoma pectinata. Benth. 

 Pedicularis Canadensis. Lin. 

 Pycnauthemum incanum. 



Michx. 

 Pycnauthemum arista turn. 



Michx. 

 Pycnanthemum muticinn. Pers 

 linit'olium. 

 Pursh. 

 Collinsonia anisata. Pursh. 

 Calamintha Caroliniaua. Sweet 

 Trichostemadichotomum. Lin. 

 Calystegia sepium. R. Brown. 

 Sabbatia Elliottii. Steud. 

 stellaris. Pursh. 

 Polygonella parvifolia. Michx. 

 ciliata. Meisner. 



N.\Tl 1{.\L OKDKK. 



Leguminosae. 



LOCALITY. 



IjVtliraceae. 



Umbelliferae. 

 Coni])ositae. 



Lobeliaceae. 



Campanulaceae. 



Ericaceae. 



Plumbagina ceae. 

 Scrophulariaceae. 



Labiatae. 



Convoluvlaceae, 

 Gentiaiiaceae. 



Polvgonaceae. 



Sandy places along the coast. 



Rich soil in Palatka"s vicinity. 

 South Florida. 



Ke,y west. South Florida. 

 Dry old fields. 

 I Ditches and mudtly jilaces. 

 Key West and South Florida. 



Svvam])s. 



Swamjjs. Palatka suburl)s. 



Swamps in vicinity of Palatka. 



Saline marshes. 



Dry barren soil. 



Drifting sands along the coast. 



River banks: rich soil. Palatka. 



Sandy shores. S. Fla., Key West 

 ' Light, rich soil. 



Indian river. South Florida. 



Dry open woods. 



Dry soil. Palatka. 



Dry soil. 



Dry stxndy woods. 



Woods and margins of fields. 



Cultivated grotmds. Common. 



Damp soil. 



Low grounds. West Floiida. 

 j Swamps. 



Brackish marshes. 

 I Rich soil. 



Swamps: low grounds. Palatka 



Dry rocky soil. W. to S. W. Fla. 



Shady woods. Palatka. 

 I Shady woods. Palatka. 

 j Salt marshes. 

 '■ Low gromids. 



Key West. South Florida. 

 , Low pine barrens. 



Rich woods and river banks. 



Shady wooils and banks. 



Low ground. 



Low ground. 



Dry soil. 

 Dry soil. 



Dry shaded soil. 



Sandy and rocky banks. 



Dry sandy soil. 



Rich soil. 



Open pine barrens. Palatka. 



Salt marshes. 



Di-y .sandy soil near the coast. 



Manatee river. Soutli Florida. 



