58 TENNESSEE FLORA. 



Senccio Rugella Gray. Sinoky Mts. Grav Synops., vol. i. 2. 

 p. 383. 



S. aureus L , var. obovutus Torr & Gray. Moist ground io 

 limestoiu' reoioiis. May. 



Var. Balsaniit;e Torr c^- Gray. Mountains of East Tenn. 

 Duckiown. May. 



S. lobatas Pers. West Tcnn., low grounds. June. 



Cacalia suaveoleus L. Banks of Turnbull creek^ near Kings- 

 ton Springs. July-August. 



C. reniforniis Miihlb. Cumberland and Alleghany Mts.. 

 .Inly-August. 



('. ati'iplicifolia L. Rich woodlands. July. 



('. tuberosa Xutt. Wet places in the cedar glades. July- 

 August, 



Erechtites hieracifolia Raf Clearings in forests. Common. 

 July. '^ 



Arctium Lappa L. In towns and on highways. June-July. 



Cnicus lanceolatus Hoffm. Waste places. July. 



C. altissiuius AVilld., var. filipendulus Gray. Fence-rows near 

 Lavergne. June- July. 



Var. discolor Gray. Banks of Cumberland on Rising Sud 

 Bluff, twelve miles below Nashville. September. 



('. uiuticus Pursh. Lookout Mt., Chattanooga; also Roane 

 Mt. Chickering. July. 



Onopordon Acanthiuui L. Dry pastures around Nashville. 

 July- August. 



Silybuui Mariauuui (iaert. One specimen found along N. W. 

 Railroad, near Nashville, and foliage brought to me by Mrs. 

 Turner, of Nashville, found near Tracy City. 



Centaurea Cyauus L. Escapes sometimes from gardens. 



Krigki Vircjinim Willd. Sandy soil. Sewanee, Lookout Mt 

 and near I'rospect Station, Giles Co. June. 



K. Daudeliou Nutt. Moist woodlands. April-May. 



K. amplexicaulis Nutt. Rich woodlands. May. 



A^ iiioiitana Nutt. High mountains of East Tenn. Roane 

 Mt. Chickering. 



Cichoriuni lutybus L. Roadsides. Edgefield. Rare. July 



