iiJ4 T]':nxi:.ssee fi.oiia. 



T. stoloilifeniin Miclix. Fouml in one looality where reiiexniu 

 abounds (Franklin ]>ike). It is perhaps only a form of reflexnm 

 or a hybrid. May-June. 



Melilotliiis alba Lam. Around dwellings, vacant town lots 

 and grass plots in Nashville. June— July. 



M. oJicinaHs Willd. Waste grounds. May- June. 



Medifago liipulina L. Grass plots in Nashville, Capitol 

 grounds. June. 



M. sativa L. Oecasionallv cultivated, becoming naturalized. 

 July. 



Psoralea Onobrychis Nutt. Paradise ridge, etc. Not frequent. 

 June. 



P. nielil()toi(les Michx. Hills around Nashville. May-June. 



P. siibacaillis Torr. & Gray. Cedar glades and rocky hills 

 around Nashville. April-May. 



Dalea alopecuroides Willd. Frequent in West Tenn. July- 

 August. 



Petal ostenioii violaceus Michx. Davidson's farm, in a cedar 

 glade on the Charlotte pike, near Nashville. June. 



P. Candidas Michx. Near tunnel at Cowan ; also Paradise 

 ridge near Nashville. July. 



P. ftdiosiis Nutt. Frequent in the cedar glades around Nash- 

 ville. July. 



P. deciinibensNutt. Lavergne, Trabue's place on Mill creek, 

 near Nashville, and other points in the cedar barrens. A white 

 variety occurs at Lavergne. June. 



Aiiiorpha fruticosa L. Banks of Cumberland river, Nash- 

 ville, etc. May. 



A. Tennessiensis ^\\ui{\w . High mountains of East Tenn. and 

 on the banks of mountain streams. Parksville, Polk Co.; Wolf 

 creek, Coke Co. A. fruticosa var. CaroUniana S. Watson. Syn. 



Robinia Pseudacacia L. Rich soil, O. S. April-May. 



11. hispida L. Lookout Mts., Chattanooga. Specimens flow- 

 ering when only a Sjian high are found near summit. (R. hisp. 

 var. nana Elliott.) May. 



Wistaria fi'iitesceus DC. Low bottoms and banks of Cum- 

 berland river, Cockrill's bend. April-May. 



