CF.M. XI. 101 



purpllsh, bracts obloii^'. Several vnr. ptiniila, 

 latif. ohliquala, lorigi.folia ii^^c. All our Anier. 

 sp. were once blended m this! 



1183, Scr. dlversifolia Raf. caule rainosQ 

 obtusang. ramis acutang. fol. petioils levis, du- 

 plicato serratis subacum. infiniis cordatis, nif»- 

 dialis ovatis obliquatis,suj)eris' lanceol.equaliter 

 serratis^ panicula laxa, bracteis linearib — Dela- 

 ware to V.irg. in woods, stem 4-6pedal, fl; i»reen, 

 leaves ample, some scmipedal. 



1181, Scr. adenopa Raf. caule simplex acu- 

 tanff. fol. ovatobl, acum. inequaliter serratis 

 basi acutis vel subsagittatis, panicula laxa^brac- 

 teis subul. brevis, pedic. pilis glanduliferis nigris 

 obsitis — Kentucky, Ohio <fcc, stem 2-5pe'dal, fl. 

 dark purple. 



1185, Scr. serrulata Raf. caule obtusang. 

 ramoso, fol. brevi petiol. lanceol. elongatis u- 

 trinque acutis equaliter seri-ulatis, paniculislax- 

 is, 43racteis brevissimis subulatis — Mts. Allegh. 

 it has more lanceolate leaves than the sp.^of 

 Pursh,they are narrower loiiger,slightIy serrate. 

 Btem and bracts also different, 



1186, Scr. dimidiata Raf. caule simplex ob- 

 tusang. fol. brevipetiol. ovatobl. acute obliquatis 

 dimidiatis, inciso serratis^, subtus ^laucis, pani- 

 cula remote racemosa, bracteis subulatis — Ca- 

 roK Florida, pedal, leaves remote biuncial, fl. 

 pale. It diflfers from S. maril. by leaves 

 bracts.&c. 



1187, Scr. nodosa L. 3 or 4 european plants 

 haVe been sent me under that name, even S. 

 peregrina, the real answerswell to the linnean 

 character. 



1188, Scr. triflora Raf. pubens^ caule simpl. 

 obtusang. fol. pet. ovatis acutis laciniatis, lac, 

 extus serratis, pedunc. axil. Sfioris, fol. longior 



