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IJlius; coiJiilliua, 



Aiiipliieaipa'ii iii(nii)ic:i. Hog' peanut. 



Dcsinodium mulittoiuiii. Tii-k-trefoil. 



rotuudifolium, '' 



:R-uiniiiatnni, '• 



paiiieulutiiiu, '■ 



rigiduiii, " 



Marilaiidicuiu, 



Tjespedeza proeuinbeiis, Bu^li-clover. 



vlolacea, " 



*Stuvei, " 



polystachya, 



capitata, " 



angustifolia. " 



reticulata, " 



Coin/H>sif(r. 



From August 10th to 20th. 



Couiuiou by roadsides, &c. 



Dwarf suuiaeh 



CoMi., twining over bushes. 

 Dry woods, roadsides, &c. 



Drv soil. 



Hieracium Canadense, 



(irouovii. 



seabruni, 

 tl'reuanthes alba, 



tserpentaria, 

 Cnieus altissimus, 



var. discolor. 

 l\a trulescens. 

 Ambrosia ai'teniisia' folia 

 Pluehea camphorata, 

 Aster umbellatus, 



corynibosus, 



spectabilis, 



inacrophj'llus, 



Ilerveyi, 



( anada hawkwced. 



Hairy 



Rough 



White lettuce. 



Lion"s-foot. 



Tall thistle. 

 Marsh elder. 

 Honian wormwood. 

 Salt-marsh tleabane. 

 Aster. 



Dry pastui-es. &c., till Oct. 



Borders of woods and road- 

 sides; b. till last Oct. 

 Dry soil ; freq. ; b. t. last Oct. 



Fields, t^c. ; frequent. 

 Salt marshes; common. 

 Very common; b. till Nov. 1. 

 Salt marshes; conmion. 

 Moist thickets; common. 



"' Sandy soil; conunou. 



" Hor. of woods, &c. ; infreq. 



'' " rare. 



Nanu'il lor llic aullior, K. \V. Ilervey. 

 Eui)atorium ])urpureum. rrunq)et-wccd. Common in low grounds, 



forma, tistulosum, '" 



hyssopifolium. Naushon. 



teucrifolium. Common in low grounds. 



*Dr. K. T^. Stin-tevaut. 



t A farmer informeil the writer that he used these plants steeped in iiiilk as a remedy for poison 

 lioin Poison Dogwood; an ap|)lication of the ratlier adhesive preparation formini;- a coating, which 

 in-eveiited the spreading of the poison to other parts. 



