48 TENNESSEE FLORA. 



OMenJiimlia />onc// Clmpm. Swamps neai" Tullahoma. July. 



Cep ha la 11 til us oct'ideiitalis L. Wet places. Common. July- 

 August. 



Mitcliella repens L. Dry woodlands. June-July. 



Sperinacoce g'labra Michx. River banks. Very common. 



August. 



Diodia Vir^'iiiica L. Moist meadow^s ; river banks ; very fre- 

 quent about Nashville. June-July. 



D. teres Walt. Sterile grounds, old fields. Abounds around 

 Nashville. July. 



(xaliiiiii Apariiie L. Waste grounds. April-May. 



Gt. vir^'atuiii Nutt. Dry, sterile places in the cedar glades, 

 Lavergne. June. 



G. pilosiim Ait. Dry copses. Common. June-July. 



G. trifldiim L. Swampy meadow lands. July-October. 



G. trifloruiii Michx. Dry woodlands ; copiously in the cedar 

 barrens. July. 



G. circjezans Michx. Hills around Nashville to the mount- 

 ains of East Tenn. June-July. 



G. latifoUum Michx. High mountains of East Tenn.; Big 

 Frog Mt. July. 



G. lanceolatum Torr. East Tenn. 



G. Arkansanum Gray. Johnsonville, West Tenn. 



YALERIANACEiE. 

 Valeriaiiella radiata Dufr. Glades and copses. April-May. 



V. Woodsiaiia Walp. 



Var. unibilieata Gray. Glades and pastures. April-May. 

 Var. patellaria Gray. With the former. 



DIPSACE.E. 

 Dipsacus sylvestris Mill. Waste grounds. Common. July. 



COMPOSIT.E. 



Elephantopus ('aroliniaiius Willd. Woods. June-July. 



Vernonia Novjeboraceiisis Willd. Roadsides and open wood- 

 lands. August-September. 



