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Q. tinctoria. Yellow bark Oak. Law- 

 rence. Snow. 



Q. coccinea. Scarlet Oak. Common. 



Q. alba. White Oak. Near Baldwin. 



Q. macrocarpa. Bur Oak. River bot- 

 toms. 



Q. obtusiloba. Post Oak. Rocky land. 



Q. prinus. Swamp Chestnut Oak. Com- 

 mon. 



Q. bicolor. Swamp White Oak. Com- 

 mon. 



Q. castanea. Chestnut Oak. 



Q. prinoides. Dwarf Chestnut Oak. 

 *Q. lyrata(?) Acorn almost covered; near 

 Tonganoxie. 



*Q. Shrub; leaves sessile, cordate, 



full, so as to fold in pressing ; lobes sharply 

 three angled. 



*Q. Leaves cruciform, lobes three 



angled, scales of cup with points. 



Corylus, Hazel. 

 C. Americana. Common. 



SALICACEyE. 



Salix, Willow. 

 S. tristis. 



S. humilis. Snow. 

 S. discolor. 

 S. longifolia. 

 S. nigra. 

 S. cordata. 

 S. myricacea. 



*S. (?) Young branches densely 



tomentose, drab. 



Populus, Poplar. 

 P. monilifera. Cottonwood. Streams. 



CONIFER/E. 



Juniperus, Juniper. 

 J. Virginiana. Red Cedar. Rare. 



Arace/e. 

 Arissema, Indian Turnip. 

 A. triphyllum. Jack in the pulpit. 

 A. dracontium. Green dragon. 



LEMNACE/E. 



Lemna, Duckmeat. 

 L. perpusilla. 



Typhace^. 

 Typha, Cat-tail. 

 T. latifolia. 



Sparganium, Bur Reed. 

 S. eurycarpum. Near Clinton. 



Naiadace.i=:. 

 Potamogeton, Pondweed. 

 P. Undetermined. 



Alismace/E. 

 Alisma, Water Plantain. 

 A. Plantago. 



Sagittaria, Arrowhead. 

 S. variabilis. Common. 



Orchidace^. 

 Cypripedium, Lady's Slipper. 

 C. parviflorum. Snow. 



Orchis, Orchis. 



0. leucophea. White prairie O. Rare. 



Spiranthes, Lady's Tresses. 

 S. gracilis. Miami county. 

 S. cernua. Near Clinton. 



Amaryllidace^. 

 Hypoxis, Stargrass. 

 H. erecta. Common. 



Iridace^. 

 Iris, Flower- de-Luce. 



1. versicolor. Snow. 



Sisyrinchium, Blue-eyed Grass. 

 S. Bermudianum. Common. 



Smilace^. 

 Smilax, Green brier. 

 S. rotundifolia. Common. 

 S. peduncularis. Near Clinton. 



LlLIACEy^. . 



Erythronium. 

 E. albidum. Prairies ; very early. 



Lilium, Lily. 

 L. Carolinianum. Rare. 



Scilla, Squill. 

 S. esculenta. Quamash. Has a bulb at 

 base of stem ; common. 



Allium, Onion. 

 A. mutabile. Wet ; common. 

 A. striatum. Wet ; more common. 

 A. Canadense. Snow. 



Polygonatum, True Solomon's Seal. 



P. biflorum. 



P. giganteum. Snow. 



Smilacina, Solomon's Seal. 

 S. stellata. 



Melanthaceae. 

 Melanthium. 

 M. Virginicum. Wet; occasional. 



Pontederiaceae. 

 Heteranthera. 

 *H. calkxfoHa (?) It has ten to twelve blue 

 flowers, about half of them inclosed in the 

 spathe ; near Eudora. 



H, limosa. Same place. 



COMMELYNACEAE. 



Commelyna, Day -Flower^ 

 C. Virginica. 



Curious ; near Clinton. 



