TENNESSEE FLORA. fi" 



G. verticillata L. Upper East Tenii. August-Se})teniber. 



t). ti'icliospei'nia Michx, River swamps, Xasliville. August- 

 September. 



('. discoidea Torr. & Gray. River s\vamj)s, with the former. 

 August-September. 



Bidens frondosa L. Moist, low grounds. July-October. 



B. connata Miihlb. July-Ootober. 



B. cernua L. Abundant in wet grounds. July-September. 



B. bipinnata L. Cultivated grounds and barrens. July- 

 August. 



MarahdUia hmceoJata Pursh. ^"ieinity of Meinphis. Dr. G. 

 Egeling. 



(xalinso^'a parviflora Gav. Cultivated grounds, Mrs. Cheat- 

 ham's place, Nashville. September-October. 



Heleniniim nudiflorum Nutt. Wet, sandy soil ; Paradise ridge, 

 Tullahoina. July— August. 



H. tenuifoUnm Nutt. Argillaceous, sandy sojl, Brownsville, 

 etc. July— August. 



H. parvifloriim Nutt. Cedar glades, I^avergne, etc. July. 



H. autiiimiale L. Low, moist places. September. 



Dysodia chrvsaiitlienioides Lag. Along railroad embank- 

 ments near Mitchell ville. Abundant across the State line in 

 Kentucky. August. 



Aiitlieinis Cotula L. Waste places. May. 



Achillea Millefolium L. Roadsides and meadows. August. 



Clirysanthemimi Leueantheimiin L. Roadsides and dry pas- 

 tures. Frequent about Nashville. 



Taiiacetuin vulg'are L. Escaped from gardens. July-August. 

 Artemisia Ludoviciaiia Nutt. Roadsides. Infrequent. June- 

 July. 



A. annua L. Introduced. Now spreading over the State. 

 August-September. 



A. Absinthium L. Old homesteads and thence escaped into 

 fence-rows. West Tenn. Dr. Chapmann. 



A. biennis Willd. Very common on the banks of the Ohio 

 at Louisville. West Tenn. 



