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ECONOMIC BOTANY OF ALABAMA. 



3 Fagus grandif olia 

 Castanea dentata 

 " pumila 



2 Quercus alba 



2 " stellata 



" Margaretta 

 " Durandii 



" lyrata 



1 " Prinus 



" Muhlenbergii 



1 " Michauxii 

 " Virginiana 

 " geminata 



3 " falcata 



" pagodaefolia 

 " velutina 

 " rubra 



" Schneckii 



1 " coccinea 



1 " Catesbaei 



2 " Marylandica 



1 " cinerea 



2 " nigra 



1 " laurifolia 

 1 " Phellos 



Ulmus Americana 



1 " alata 

 " fulva 



" serotina 

 Planera aquatica 



Celtis occidentalis 



1 Morus rubra 



1 Magnolia grandiflora 



4 " glauca 



" acuminata 



" tripetala 



" pyramidata 



1 " macrophylla 



3 Liriodendron Tulipif era 

 Asimina triloba 



Persea Borbonia 



" pubescens 



Sassafras variif olium 



4 Liquidambar Styraciflua 



2 Platanus occidentalis 



Amelanchier Canadensis 

 Malus angustifolia 

 Crataegus spathulata 

 " viridis 



" Michauxii? 



" Crus-galli ? 



" aestivalis 



Prunus Americana 

 " umbellata 

 " serotina 

 " Caroliniana 



Rich woods, common except near coast 



Among hills, mostly northward 



Dry woods, rather rare 



Moderately rich soils, throughout 



Dry woods, nearly throughout 



Sandy soils in coastal plain 



Mostly in calcareous soils 



Muddyswamps&bottoms, mostly c. plain 



Rocky slopes, mostly in hill country 



Mostly in calcareous soils 



Bottoms, mostly in coastal plain 



Mostly along coast and in calcareous soils 



Sterile sand in southernmost counties 



Dry woods, nearly throughout 



Bottoms, mostly in coastal plain 



Dry woods, mostly in hill country 



Rich woods and bluffs, mostly northward 



Flatwoods, bottoms, and calcareous soils 



Dry woods, mostly northward 



Dry sandy soil in coastal plain 



Driest soils, mostly clayey, throughout 



Sandy soils, mostly in coastal plain 



Low grounds, nearly throughout 



Mostly in coastal plain hammocks 



Bottoms and flatwoods, mostly northw'd 



Bottoms, etc. 



Bottoms, etc. 



Richest soils, especially calcareous 



Rich woods, mostly in coal basin 



Banks of larger rivers in coastal plain 



River-banks, etc. 



Bottoms and other rich soils 



Hammocks in southern half 



Non-alluvial swamps, mostly in c. plain 



Ravines and bluffs 



Rich woods 



Bluffs, etc., mostly in coastal plain 



Ravines and bluffs 



Damp woods and ravines, throughout 



Bottoms; usually only a shrub 



Bottoms in coastal plain 



Non-alluvial swamps, mostly in c. plain 



Bluffs; and spread'g abundantly in fields 



In various situations, throughout 



Banks of streams; s.-ward on rivers only 



Ravines and bluffs 



Dry woods, mostly clay soil 



Dry woods, mostly clay soil 



Muddy bottoms 



Sandy soils in coastal plain 



Calcareous soils, mostly in black belt 



Shallow ponds in southernmost counties 



Rich woods, mostly northward 



Dry woods 



Bluffs; and spreading to roadsides, etc. 



Mostly in coastal plain hammocks 



