CATALOGUE OF CULTIVATED PLANTS. 833 



Biotia orientalis Don. 

 Small tree or shrub. 

 Asia. 



Cumiiiighamia siiiensis R. Br. CHINESE CUNNINGHAMIA. 



Lower Pine region, Coast ])lain. 

 China. 



Araucaria imbricata Pav. CHILEAN PINE. 



From the Coast plain to Lower hills. 



Chile. 

 Cedrus deodara Loud. DEODARA CEDAK. 



Coast to Lower hills. 



Himalayan India. 



Salix babyloiiica L. WEEPING WILLOW. 



Asia. 

 Popxilus alba L. WHITE OK SILVER POPLAR. 



Europe, North Africa, Asia. 

 Quercus virgiiiiana Mill. LIVE OAK. 



Lower Pine region. Coast plain. 

 Quercus laurifolia Michx. LAUREL OAK. 



Coast plain to Lower hills. 

 Quercus nigra L. (Q. a<jnatica Walt.). WATEU OAK. 



Most frequent in the Coast Pine belt. 

 Broussonetia papyrifera Vent. PAPER MULBERRY. 



Eastern Asia. 



Toxylon pomiferum Raf. (Madura au-rantiaca Nntt.). OSAGE ORANGE. 



Magnolia foetida (L.) Sargent. ( Magnolia yrandijiora L.). MAGNOLIA. 



Northward to the Tennessee Valley. 

 Magnolia obovata Thuub. PURPLE-FLO WE KED MAGNOLIA. 



Japan. 

 Michelia fuscata (Amir.) Blume. ( Magnolia fimcata Audr). . 



Coast ]laiu. Lower Pine region. 



Japan. 

 Cimiamomuni camphora (L.) Nees & Eberui. CAMPHOR TREE. 



Coast plain, hardy at Mobile (before the great freeze of 1899). Tree 20 years old, 

 20 feet and over in height. 



China. 

 Pittosporum tobira Ait. SWEET-SCENTED PITTOSPORUM. 



Large shrub. Mobile. 



Japan. 

 Plataiius occidentalis L. SYCAMORE. 



Shade tree. 

 Rosa banksiana R. Br. BANKS'S ROSE. 



Coast plain. Lower Pine region. 



India, China. 

 Rosa laevigata Michx. CHEROKEE ROSE. 



For hedges. 



China, America? 



15894 -53 



