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Carer strrilis Willcl. Little Prickly Sedge. 



Taken in Tippecanoe Connty. 

 Vare.T MnskiiHjinncnsif< Scliwein. Muskingum Sedge. 



Taken in Hamilton County, associated with the next. 

 Carex scoparia Schk. Pointed Broom Sedge. 

 Carex cristatrUti Rrittoii. Crested Sedge. 



Common in Hamilton and Marion counties. Heretofore unrecorded. 

 ,] uncus marijiuatiiK arixtuhitu^ (Michx.) Coville. 



This form of the Grass-leaved Rush was found upon the Reser- 

 vation. Not reported in tl'.e State catalogue. 

 QurrciiK Priniis L. Rock Chestnut Oak. 



This species is the chestnut oak of the Forestry Reservation. As 

 Dr. Coulter withdraws the record for Tippecanoe County, this 

 form is not detiniiely recorded fiom the State, though I am sure 

 that others have recognized it. I have studied the specimens 

 of Q. Alcxaudrii near T>afay('tte, as also various specimens of 

 Alcxandrii and (icuiuiudhi ahont lndiana[iolis, and I am sin-e that 

 the Reservation chestnut oaks should be referred to this species. 

 ISisijuihriuiu ciltissimuii} L. Tall Sisymbrium. 



Taken by Mr. Benj. AV. Douglass and myself ahnig the "Monon," 

 north of the State Fair Grouuils, Indianapolis. One tine, large 

 specimen was the only one found. 

 Agrimonia pvmlla Muhl. Small-fruited .Vgrimony. 



Taken upon the Reservation. Not very common. Found with A. 

 uiollis. Avliich was quite conunon. 

 Tiria aiujustifuli'i Rotli. Smaller Common Vetch. 



Taken by Mr. Harley, H. Bai'tlctt and myself along the ".Monon," 

 north of the State Fair Grounds, liulianapolis. 

 Hi/pcricuui HKiciildtiiui Walt. Si);)tted St. John's-wort. 



Reported from only one county (Steuben), but frequent in Marion 

 County, and abundant upon the Reservation. H. perforatum was 

 also taken in Marion County, and was used for comparative 

 study. 

 SarotJira (jtutianoidcs D. Pmc-Avecd. 



Presumably one of the i-arest plants of the State. A small patch 

 of plants was found ujion the Reservation. 

 Lccltra raccnnilosa Michx. Oblong-fruited Pin-Aveed. 



