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POLEMONIACE^. 



Phlox paiiiculata L. Over the State, in rich, moist woodlands. 

 June-July. 



P. maculata L. Similar localitites. July-September. 



P. fflaberrinia L. Mountains of East Tenn. to Middle Tenn. 

 Var. silffruticosa Gray. Banks of Cumberland river at 

 Nashville. June-July. 



P. amcena Sims. Mountains of East Tenn. and highlands of 

 Middle Tenn.; Mitchellville, etc. May-June. 



P. divaricata L. Over the State. April-May. 



P. Stellaria Gray. Cedar glades, Lavergne. May. 



Gilia coronopifolia Pus. Knobs, east of Athens, East Tenn. 

 Perhaps only escaped from cultivation. July. 



Polemoninm reptans L. Moist woodlands from the mountains 

 to the Mississippi. April-May. 



HYDROPHYLLACE^. 



Nemophila microcalyx Fish. & Mayer. Thickets and ravines. 

 Nashville. April. 



Phacelia bipinnatiflda Michx. Over the State. Shady local- 

 ities. April-May. 



P. Pursliii Buckley. Very copiously distributed in Middle 

 Tenn. April. 



P. parvifloraPursh, Roekyglades,vicinity of Nashville. April. 

 Var. hirsuta Gray. With the former. 



Hydrophyllum macrophyllum Nutt. Wet woodlands. South 

 Tunnel, Sumner Co. June. 



H. Canadense Li. Mountains of East Tenn. July. 



H. appendiculatum Michx. Frequent in vicinity of Nashville. 

 Rich woodlands and river bluffs. June. 



H. Virginicum L. Ducktown, East Tenn. June. 



Hydrolea affinis Gray. Hollowrock. August. 



BORRAGINACE^. 



Heliotropinni tenellum Torr. Cedar glades. Middle Tenn. 

 Lavergne. July. 



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