22 TENNESSEE FLOE A. 



MENISPERMACE.E. 



Calyeoearpiim Lyoiii Nutt. River bottoms, climbing high. 

 May-' III no. 



Cocculns Caroliiius L. On bushes in open fields and climbing 

 high in moist woodlands. July-Angust. 



Meiiisperimiin Cauadeiise L. River bottoms, with the former. 

 Julv. 



BERBERIDACE^E. 



Caiilopliylliiiii tlialicti'oides Michx. In deep leaf-mould. Fre- 

 quent in Cumberland Mts and Alleghanies. April. 



Diphylleia cymosa Michx. Roane Mts. Prof. Chickering. 

 Also Smoky Mts. May-June. 



Jeffei'sonia diphylla Persoon. Rocky woodlands, over the 

 State. In limestone soil. Harpeth ridge. May. 



Podophyllum peltatuiii L. Rich woodlands, every where. 

 April-^Iav. 



NYMPH^ACE^. 



Braseuia peltata Pursh. Ponds and lagoons. Not frequent. 

 Swamp in Jones^ Bend, near Edgefield Junction. July. 



Cahomba Caroliniana Gray. Cypress swamps, Johusonvillcy 

 W. Tenn. July-August. 



Nelunibiuiii luteum Willd. Lagoons along Tennessee and 

 Cumberland rivers. Shelby Pond, near Nashville. July. 



Nuphar advena Ait. Very frequent, in the lower course of 

 Cumberland Mts. streams. June-Sept. 



Nyiiiplia^a odorata Ait. In a pond at the Lunatic Asylum 

 grounds near Nashville. Said to be in the State. 



PAPAVERACE.E. 

 Argeuioue Mexicaiia L. O. S., In and near towns and villages, 



Styloplioruiu dipliylluui Nutt. Rich woods. Harpeth hills^ 

 near Nashville. April-May. 



Papaver soimiiferuin L. Occasionally escaped, but not in- 

 clined to spread. July-August. 



P. diibiuui L. Waste grounds in Nashville. Old cemetery. 

 June. 



