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THE FLORA OF MISSISSIPPI. 



Vitis rotundi folia, 

 Bignonia capreolata, 

 Ceanothus Americana, 

 Hydrangea quercifolia, 

 Hydrangea arhorescens, 

 Rhus copallina, 



Vaccinium stamineum, 



Vaccinium arbor eum, 

 Aesculus Pavia, 

 Hamamelis Virginiana, 

 Rubus villosus, 

 Rubus Canadensis, 

 Corylus Americanus, 

 Rhus Toxicodendron. 



The upland herbaceous forms of the region are open 

 land or wooded land forms. Those especially character- 

 istic of open lands are: 



Plantago aristata, 

 Stellaria media, 

 Ranunculus fascicularis, 

 Houstonia patens, 

 Claytonia Virginica, 

 Rudbeckia hirta, 

 Centrosema Virginiana, 

 Aster patens. 

 Aster paludosus. 

 Cassia Chamaecrista, 

 Asclepias tuberosa, 

 Asclepias verticillata, 

 Commelyna Virginica, 

 Asycrum Crux-Andreae, 

 Anemone Caroliniana, 

 Diodia teres, 

 Diodia Virginica, 

 Rudbeckia ample xicaulis, 

 Linum Virginianum, 

 Oenothera /rustic osa, 

 Daucus pusilla, 

 Pentstemon laevigatus, 



Pentstemon pubescens, 

 Specularia perfoliata, 

 Krigia Virginica, 

 Krigia dandelion, 

 Apogon humilis, 

 Erigeron bellidif alius, 

 Myosurus minimus, 

 Salvia lyrata, 

 Cerastium viscosum, 

 Sagina decumbens, 

 Draba brachycarpa, 

 Stylosanthes elatior, 

 Poly gala incarnata, 

 Eupatorium album, 

 Nothoscordon striatum. 

 Geranium Carolinianum, 

 Coreopsis lanceolata. 

 Coreopsis tripteris. 

 Lobelia spicata, 

 Draba verna (rare), 

 Houstonia longifolia. 

 lonactis linariijolius 



Herbs that grow beneath open woods are the following: 



Tephrosia Virginica, Anemonella thalictroides (not 

 Antennaria plantaginijolia, common), 



Ruellia ciliosa, Smilax herbacea, 



Viola palmata, Thaspium aureum, 



