62 Plants from Alabama. 
_This plant is found in company with the A Glandulosa ia 
the prairies* of Green county,Alabama. In habit it conside- 
rably resembles the Schrankia Uncinata, for which it might 
be mistaken by a superficial observer, when not in flower ; 
flowers golden yellow ; stamens, longer than the corol+ 
la, ten in number; peduncles about an inch and a half in 
length ; first found in August, probably in flower also in the 
month of July. 
Dentarta Dissecta.—Glabra, erecta. Caule, foliis duo- 
busmultifidis ; laciniis linearibus : floribus racemosis. 
: in h; about 
height, 
slender. Leaves many — segments three fourths of an 
inch in length, perfectly linear. Flowers in long slender 
racemes which are somewhat secund; flowers of a middl 
size, purplish ; found in the Cherokee country, 
Sitrene Axriuaris.—Viscosa, pubescens. Caule ra 
Foliis ovalibus, subdentatis, petiolatis. Floribus sessili- 
bus, solitariis, axillaribus. 
Found in the prairies of Green county Alabama, August. 
In general habit considerably resembling the Cuphea. About 
eight inches in height, stem much branched, leaves ovate 
acute at the base, flowers purple. 
re ; 
black, very adhesive when wet, covered with luxuriant grasses, and in the 
n, with a ion of gay ‘8. There is 
composes. There is a great iency of water, particularly in dry seasons, 
and what there is of it, is very bad. e limestene rock has not been perfe- 
rated even at the depth of three hundred feet. ' 
