78 TENNESSEE FLORA. 



E. obtusata Pursh. Paradise ridge, thickets on Charlotte 

 pike, near Nashville. May. 



E. serpens H. B. K. Rocky lands, gardens, near Nashville. 

 Abundant. June-September. 



E. iiiei'cui'ialina Michx. Vicinity of Nashville, on Stoner's 

 creek, Tunnel hill, also in East Tenn. 



E. Lathyris L. Close to Tenn. line in N. C. C. Chickeriug. 



Acalyplia Virgiiiica L. O. S. July- August. 

 Var. ^racilens Gray. Nashville. 



A. Caroliniaiia Walt. Gardens and fields. O. S. July- 

 August. 



Rieinns comumnis L. Escaped from cultivation. 



Stillingia sylvatica L. Vicinity of Memphis. Dr. G. Ege- 

 ling. 



Trogia urticcefolia Michx. Cleveland, East Tenn. July. 



T. macrocarpa Willd. Cedar barrens. Middle Tenn. July. 



Croton capitatus Michx. Middle and West Tenn. July- 

 September. 



C. monanthogynos Michx. O. S. July- August. 



C. ^landulosus L. Over the State, but not so common as the 

 preceding. July. 



Crotonopsis linearis Michx. Cedar barrens of Middle Tenn. 

 Summit of Lookout Mt. July. 



Phyllanthus Carolinensis Walter. Pastures and glades. O. S. 

 Juh^-August. 



Pachysandra procumbens Michx. White Bluff, Dickson Co.; 

 South Tunnel], Robertson Co.; Beersheba Springs (Col.Wilkin^s), 

 Dr. Hampton's farm, Davidson Co. March-June. 



URTICACE^. 



Ulnius fulva Michx. O. S. March. 



U. Americana L. O. S. March. 



U, racemosa Thomas. Frequent in the vicinity of Nashville. 

 April. 



U. alata Michx. Frequent in the glades of Middle Tenn. 

 February-March . 



