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78. Filago nivea Small. Tufted cotton-rose. Common on dry hills. 
79. Solidago gilvocanescens (Rydb.) Yellow-haired goldenrod. 
80. Lobelia leptostachys DC. Spiked lobelia. Shawnee county, on rocky 
hills. 
81. Lobelia hirtella (Gray). Hairy lobelia. Jefferson county. 
82. Acerates viridiflora Eaton. Green-flowered milkweed. Barton and other 
counties of central Kansas. 
83. Asclepias galioides HBK. Kansas milkweed. Western Kansas, on prai- 
ries; occasional. 
—. Physalis heterophylla Nees. Clammy ground-cherry. Eastern and cen- 
tral Kansas; frequent. Badly affected in some counties by worms. Heretofore 
called P. viscosa. 
84. Physalis lagascae R. & S. Small-flowered ground-cherry. Southern 
Kansas. 
85. Physalis rotundata Rydb. Round-leafed ground-cherry. Comanche and 
Clark counties. 
86. Solanum triquetrum Cay. Angled solanum. Comanche and Clark coun- 
ties. 
87. Convolvulus incanus Vahl. Hoary bindweed. Southern Kansas, in dry 
places; occasional. 
88. Cuscuta coryli Eng. Hazel dodder. Shawnee county, on hazel; not 
frequent. 
89. Cuscutaepithymum Murr. Alfalfa dodder. Sent in from Jefferson and 
Clay counties; said to be very bad in some fields. Introduced from the east. 
90. Calamintha nuttallii Benth. Low calamint. Eastern Kansas, on banks; 
rare. 
91. Mentha citrata Ehrh. Bergamot mint. Shawnee county, in wet places; 
introduced. 
92. Monarda scabra Beck. Wild bergamot. Atchison county. 
93. Pycnanthemum torreyi Benth. Torrey’s sweet basil. Shawnee county, 
in a roadside near Burnett’s mound. 
94. Scutellaria campestris Britt. Prairieskullcap. Northeastern Kansas, in 
sandy soils. 
95. Castilleja indivisa Eng. Narrow-leaf painted-cup. Barber county. 
96. Castilleja minor Gray. Small-flowered painted-cup. Shawnee and Doug- 
las counties, along the Wakarusa. 
97. Pentstemon haydeni Wats. Hayden’s pentstemon. Northwest Kansas, 
in moist places; frequent. 
98. Seymeria macrophylla Nutt. Mullein foxglove. Shawnee county, near 
Richland, along the Wakarusa. 
99. Monotropa hypopitys L. Pine-sap. Found in Franklin county by J. W. 
Bridwell, Baldwin. 
100. Plantago occidentalis Dec. Western plantain. Shawnee county; occa- 
sional in dry prairies. 
APETALOUS EXOGENS. 
101. Acnida tamariscina Wood. Water-hemp. In swampy places; frequent. 
102. Allionia bodini Morong. Bodin’sallionia. Western Kansas; frequent in 
dry soil. 
103. Amaranthus graecizans L. Tumble-weed. All over Kansas; very com- 
mon. 
104. Aristolochia serpentaria L. Serpentary. Cherokee county. , 
105. Asarum reflexum Bickn. Wild ginger. Eastern Kansas, in river valleys; 
frequent. 
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