•20 TENNESSEE FEORA. 



T. (lebile liuckl. Dr. Hampton's place near Cheatham Co. 



line. ( )nly locality. May. 



Traiitvetteria palniata Fish c*e Meyer. Along the whole chaio 

 of AlK'o-hanies. July. 



3Iyosiirus iniiiiimis L. Moist meadow-lands. Nashville. April. 



Raiiuiieuliis abortious L. var. mwranthus Gray; common. 

 March. 



R. anibigens Watson. Ponds along Cumberland river, etc, 

 June- July. 



R. circiiiatns Sibth. (R. aqnatilis~'L. var. stagnatilis DC.) 

 Ponds and swamps along Cumberland R. . Flowers the^whole 

 summer. 



R. aquatilis L. var. trichophyllus Chaix. East Tenn. July. 



R. fascicularis Miihlb. Common in vicinity of Nashville. 

 March-April. 



R. iimltifidiis Pursh. Swamps on Cumberland and Tenn, 

 rivers. Cypress swamps. July. 



R. oblongifolius Elliott. Damp ground. Paradise ridge. 

 TuUahoma. June. 



R. parviflorus L. Boggy lands. O. S. April-May. 



R. pusillus Poir. Ditches and waste grounds. May. 



R. septentrionalis Poir. var. hispidus, Michx. (R. repens L, 

 var. hispidus Michx.) O. S. 



Yar. lucidus Poir. O. S. May-July. 



Caltha palustris L. var. parnassifolia Torr & Gray. Wet 

 mountain meadows, etc. Ducktown. April. 



Aqiiilegia Canadensis L. Rocky woodlands. Bluffs on Mill 

 Creek near Nashville. April. 



Delphinium azureum Michx. Cedar glades of Middle Tenn. 

 May. 



D. tricorne Michx. Rich woodlands. O. S. April-May. 



B. exaltatum Ait. Roane Mt. J. W. Chickering. 



D. Consolida L. Introduced and spreading copiously. May^ 

 June. 



Aconitum reclinatum Gray. Mountains of East Tenn. 



Coptis trifolia Salisb. Higher Alleghanies. Tlninderhead. 

 June. 



