TENNfcSSEE FLORA. "20 



H. Kalmiuuiuuii L. var. luaju?. Barrens at Tuliahoina. 

 July. 5-6 feet high and of more robust habit than tlie noithern 

 forms. 



H. aureuiu Bartram. Limestone ledges, Mts. at Cowan ; fre- 

 quent in the cedar glades and upon cliffs on Cumberland river. 

 July. 



H.fasciculatniiiljain. In springy places, forming thickets. 

 Bradley Co., East Tenn. July. 



H. adpressnni Barton. Wild goose pond near Mitchelville, 

 Summer Co. August-September. 



H. sphaerocarpniii Michx. Moist places in the barrens. Fre- 

 quent around Nashville. June-July. 



H. dolahriforme Vent. Cameron Hill, Chattanooga. July. 



H. drgatiiiii Lam. {H. angidosum Michx.) Barrens of Middle 

 Tenn., damp argillaceous soils. July-September. 

 Var. acutifolium. AVith the preceding. 



H. perforatum L. Waste grounds ; not frequent here. June- 

 July. 



H. corynibosum Miihl. O. S. July. 



H. graueolens Buckl. Summit of Clingman Don, Smoky Mts,, 

 East Tenn. 6000'. July. 



H. imitilum L. Very abundant in wet places. July-Sept. 

 H. gymncuitlmm Eugelm. & Gray. Barrens at Tullahoma. 

 July. 



H. Canadense L. Cumberland Mts. July- August. 



H. Drummondii Torr. & Gray. Belvidere, Franklin Co. 

 July-August. 



H. undicaule Walter {H. Sarothra Michx.). lu sandy soil 

 everywhere. July. 



Eloclea campanulata Pursh. E. Virginica^uii. River — and 

 swamps near Nashville. July-August. 



E. petiolata Pursh. Swamps, Middle and West Tenn. July- 

 September. 



TERNSTRCEMIACE.E. 



Stuartia pentagyna L'Her. Cumberland and Allegheny Mts. 

 June. 



