298 BERRY: MESOZOIC FLORA OF ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN 
Sequoia heterophylla 
Sequoia ambigua 
Sequoia Reichenbachi 
Cupressinoxylon (?) Bibbinsi 
Thuja cretacea 
Juniperus hypnoides 
Widdringtonites Reichit 
Raritania gracilis 
Geinttzia formosa 
Moriconia americana 
Carex Clarkii 
Doryanthites cretacea 
Pistia Nordenskioldi 
Sabalites magothiensis 
Myrica longa 
Salix flexuosa 
Salix Lesquereuxti 
Populus stygia 
Quercus Morrisoniana 
Quercus severnensis 
Ficus daphnogenoides 
Ficus Cecilensis 
Ficus crassipes 
Ficus Krausiana 
Coccolobites cretaceus 
Magnolia Hollicki 
Magnolia Lacoeana 
Magnolia longipes 
Magnolia obtusata 
Magnolia Boulayana 
Magnolia tenuifolia 
Magnoha Capellinii 
Illicium deletoides 
Tlex severnensis 
_ Elaeodendron marylandicum 
Celastrus arctica 
Celastrophyllum crenatum 
Celastrophyllum undulatum 
Rhamnites apiculatus 
Cissites Newberryt 
Cissites formosus magothiensis 
Hedera cretacea 
Hedera cecilensis 
Sterculia minima 
Sterculia cliffwoodensis 
Eucalyptus attenuata! 
Eucalyptus latifolia 
Eucalyptus Geinitzt 
Eucalyptus Wardiana 
Cornus cecilensis 
Cornus Forchhammeri 
Aralia groenlandica 
Aralia Ravniana 
Andromeda Cookt 
Andromeda Parlatori 
Andromeda Novae-Caesareae 
Andromeda grandifolia 
Myrsine borealis 
Myrsine Gaudini 
Sapotacites Knowltont 
Bumelia praenuntia 
Diospyros primaeva 
Diospyros rotundifolia 
Cordia apiculata 
Carpolithus septloculus 
The foregoing list includes exactly one hundred species, of 
which six are ferns; 19 are gymnosperms; 4 are monocotyledons, 
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