KaiVsas Academy of Science. 



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Caryophvllackae. 

 Agroslemma, Com Cockle. 

 + A. Githago. Topeka. Papiueau. 



Cera^sHuvi, ISIouse-eav Chick weed. 

 C. nutans. Lawrence. Not abundant. 

 Arenaria, Sandwort. 



* A. stricta. Ellis. Watson. 



Malvaceae. 

 CaUirrhoe, Mallow. 



* C. iuvolucrata. Saliua; also Russell Co. Snow. 



^[alvadrunl. 



* M. coccineam. Abundant in Central and Western 

 Kansas. Snow. 



Geraniaceae. 

 Geranium, Crane's Bill. 

 G. niaculatuui. Leavenworth. Wlierrell. 

 Balsamnaceae. 

 Iinpaiiens, Touch-me-uot. 

 I. I'ulva. Topeka. Papineau. 



Poiagalaceak. 

 Polygtu'ii, Milkwort. 



* P. alba. Ellis. Watson. 



Legumino.sae. 

 Vicia, Veteb. 

 *V. linearis. Common at Lawrence. Snow. 



Latht/nis, Sweet Pea, etc. 

 *L. linearis. Ellis. Watson. 



[Arc these two the same?] 

 Trifoliam, (^'lover. 

 T. procumbeus. Yellow Clover. Topeka, Papineau. 

 fT. arvense. Topeka, one specimen. Papineau. 



Astragiiliis, Milk Vetch. 

 *A. multiflorus. Ellis. Watson. 



Oxijlrophis. 

 *0. Lambertii. Western Kansas. Snow. 



Glycyrrhizn, Licorice. 

 *G. Icpidota Lawrence. Also sent from Marshall 

 county by W.J. McLaughlin. Abundant in alkali 

 lands. Snow. 



Ifojfiiianscgrjia. 



*H. Jamesii. W. Kansas. Sent by I'rol'. Mudge. 



Rosaceae. 



Pyrus, Apple, etc. 



p. angustifolia. Lawrence. Snow. I think I found 



the same, but could hardly make it agree. 



Rosa, Rose. 



*R. . Lawrence. Referred to last year 



as a variety. Mr. Wood thinki it distinct. Stem 

 strigous, 18 high ; leaflets, mostly, 9 ; flowers 

 corymbous, about 10 ; fruit mostly conical. 

 Lythraceae. 

 Cziphea, Cuphea. 

 C viscosissima. Near Osawatomie. 

 Onacraceae. 

 (Enotherii, Evening Primrose. 

 *CE. laveudulaefolia. Ellis. Watson. 



Gaxira. 

 *G. virgata. Lawrence. Snow. Probably the same 

 as G. linifolia given last year from Eaton. 

 Liidwigia, Bastard Loose-strife. 

 L. alternifolia. Leavenworth. Wherrell. 

 L. palustris. Lawrence. Saunders. 



Myriophylium, Water Milfoil. 

 M. scabratuui. Lake four miles from Lawrence. 

 Cactaceae. 

 Opioitia, Prickly Pear. 

 *0. vulgaris, var. Katine?^quii. Lawrence. Saun- 

 ders. 



SaXIFRAO ACKA E. 



Heuchera, Alum Root. 

 H. hispida. Lawrence. Snow. Also Leavenworth. 

 Wherrell. 



U.MISELLIFEKAE. 



Cicuta, Water Hemlock. 

 C. maculata. Lawrence. 



Cryptotaenia, Honewort. 

 C. Canadensis. Lawrence. Snow. 



^Hthu.sa. Fool's Parsley. 

 M. cynapium. Lav.-renco. Snow. 



COMI'OSITAE. 

 Lialris. 

 L. cylindracea. Lawrence. Saunders. 



Axler, Aster 

 A. sa^'ittifolius. Lawrence. Saunders. 



Diplopappns, Doulile-bristled Aster. 

 *D. ericoides. Ellis. Watson. 



Solidago, Goldeu-rod. 

 S. virgata. Miami county. 

 S. speciosa, var. rigidinscula. Topeka. Papineau. 



Ili'ierutheca. 

 H. scabra. Lawrence, one specimen. Snow. 



Eclipta. 

 E. procumbens, erecta and alba, var. brachypod. 

 Lawrence. Saunders. 



Silphium, Rosin-weed. 

 S. laevigatum. Lawrence. Common. 

 *S. asperrimum. Lawrence. Snow. 



IMi-op.sis, Ox-jye. 

 H. laevis. Type of which var. scabra is more com- 

 mon. Lawrence. Saunders. 



Echinacea, Purple Cone-flower. 

 *E. atrorubens. Lawrence. Occasional. 



Rudbeckia, Cone-flower. 

 R. triloba. Lawrence. 

 R. hirta. Lawrence. Snow. 



Lejinchis. 

 *L. puleherrima, var. of columnaris. Lawrence. 

 Saunders. 



Helianl.liiis, Sunflower. 

 H. traclieliifolius. Lawrence. Saunders. 



Gutierezia. 

 *G. Euthamiae? [T. and A.] Mr. Wood says 

 Genus certain, species doubtful — rag pappus 

 uniformly wanting. He suggests the name 

 G.heteropappus. Roadsides. Eudora and Paola. 

 Fifteen inches high, branching above; flowers 

 bright yellow. 



Cirsiinn, Thistle. 

 C. Virginianiim. Lawrence. Saunders. 



Krigia, Dwarf Dandelion. 

 K. Virginica. Lawrence, one specimen. Snow. 



Hiaracium, Hawkweed. 

 H. Gronovii. Lawrence. Snow. 

 H. paniculatum. Lawrence. Snow. 



