46 TEN NESS ep: feora. 



Discopleura capilhicea Xutt. Some specimens on the grounds 

 of the Motgomerv-Bell Academy. Introchiced. 



D. Xiittalli l^C. Dam]) woods vicinity of Cleveland, East 

 Tenn. July. 



Ciciita iiiaculata L. Along streams. July. 



CryptotaMiia Canadensis DC. Common in low, damp woods. 

 June-September. 



CliaciM^phyllum Tainturieri Hooker. Yery abundant in Mid- 

 dh" Tenn. April-May. 



rii. proenmbens L. Rich, moist woods, Nashville. April. 

 Osniorrliiza lou^istylis DC. Rich woodlands May-June. 



Eiilophus Americanus Xutt. Thickets along Charlotte pike ; 

 also on Murfreesborough pike. May-June. 



Eri^eni I bulbosa Xutt. Rich woodlands. Common. March- 

 April. 



ARALIACE^. 



Aralia spinosa L. Very copious in the glades of Middle 

 Tenn. July. 



A. racemosa L. Highlands of Middle Tenn. ; hills along 

 Charlotte pike, twelve miles north of Xashville. June. 



A. hispida Michx. Mountains of East Tenn.; DuclUown. 

 June. 



A. nudicaulis L. Cumberland Mts., near Sewanee. June- 

 July. 



A. (luinquefolia Decaisne & Planchon. Rich woods over the 

 S-tate, but everywhere rare. Harpeth hills, near Xashville. July. 



CORNACE^. 



Cornns florida L. In all localities. March-xApril. 



G. alternifolia L. East Tenn. 



C. stolonifera Miehx. Banks of rivers and streams. May. 



C. asperifolia Michx. Copses and dry ground. May-June. 



C. sei'icea L. Wet places. Common. May. 



Nyssd Caroliniana Poir. Along mountain streams. East 

 Tenn. ; Parksville; also Hollow Rock, West Tenn. May. 



