248 BOTANICAL GAZETTE [OCTOBER 
Primula Mistassinica, Michx., drip-primrose, Harding’s “ With the 
Wild Flowers,” p. 214. 
Primula officinalis, Jacq., tuberose, Colo. 
Trientalis Americana, Pursh., Star of Bethlehem, Fairhaven, Mass., 
and Vermont. 
SAPOTACEZ. 
Mimusops Siebert, A. DC., wild sapodilla, Florida keys. 
OLEACE®. 
Fraxinus pubescens, Lam., yellow ash, West. 
APOCYNACE2. 
Apocynum androsemifolium, L., Chickasaw, wildweed, Paris and 
Hartford, Me. 
Vinca minor, L., myrtle, Paris, Me. 
myrtle, wintergreen, Sulphur Grove, Ohio. 
ASCLEPIADACEA, 
Asclepias tuberosa, L., swallow wort, West. 
pleurisy root, chigger! flower, Southwestern 
Enslenia albida, Nutt., honey-vine, Tex. 
GENTIANACEZ, 
Erythrea Douglassi, Gray, Canchalagua, chill and fever plant, Cal. 
Menyanthes trifoliata, L., marsh trefoil, West. 
Sabbatia angularis, Pursh., Texas star, Tex. 
POLEMONIACEA, 
Gilia coronopifolia, Pers., standing cypress, Ala. 
‘ Texas plume, Tex. 
Phlox ovata, L., sweet William, Sulphur Grove, Ohio. 
Phlox pilosa, sweet William,? Mo. 
Phlox subulata, L., moss pink, creeping phlox, Sulphur Grove, Ohio. 
Phlox (all species), sweet William, Ind. 
Beet ap reptans, L., snake root, blue valerian, Parke County, 
nd, 
HYDROPHYLLACE. 
Emmenanthe penduliftora, Benth., yellow bells, Cal. 
Eriodictyon &lutinosum, Benth., mountain balsam, yerba santa, Cal. 
Nemophila insignis, Dougl., baby-blue-eyes, Cal. 
Phacelia tanacetifolia, Benth., tansy-leaf phacelia, Cal. 
‘ From a popular belief that the insect of that name is found the 
re. 
* Phlox pilosa and related species are confounded with Verbena Aubletia, and 
~ all called sweet William in southwestern Missouri. 
