250 BOTANICAL GAZETTE [ OCTOBER 
Solanum Carolinense, L., bull nettle, Southwestern Mo. 
Solanum Dulcamara, L., myrtle vine, Sulphur Grove, Ohio. 
wood nightshade, West. ~ 
Solanum nigrum, L., bonewort, West. 
Solanum radula, Vahl, soap berry, Florida keys. 
Solanum rostratum, Dunal., Kansas thistle, Southwestern Mo. 
Solanum triqguetrum, Cav., potato jasmine, Waco, Tex. 
Solanum verbas:ifolium, L., mugged (? mug-weed, mug-wood, mug- 
wort), Florida keys. 
. SCROPHULARIACE#, 
Castilleia sessilifiora, Pursh., honeysuckle, Burnside, S. Dak. 
Linaria vulgaris, Mill., Jacob’s ladder, Long Island. 
ladies’ slippers, Mass. 
butter and eggs, Auburndale and Cambridge, 
ass. 
Pedicularis Canadensis, L., chickens’ heads, Southold, L. I. 
Pentstemon Digitalis, Nutt., dead men’s bells,! West. 
Pentstemon gracilis, Nutt., beard-tongue, Greene County, Mo. 
Pentstemon, sp., foxglove, Tex. 
Scrophularia nodosa, var. Marilandica, Gr., carpenter’s square, South- 
western Mo. 
Verbascum Blattaria, L., slippery mullein (in distinction from fuzzy 
mullein, 1 Thapsus), Southold, L. I. 
Veronica Virginica, L., black root, Southwestern Mo.’ 
Veronica, sp., speedwell or brooklime, Harding’s “ With the Wild 
lowers.” 
OROBANCHACE. 
Aphyllon or Boschniakia, sp., squirrels’ grandfather, Cal. 
BIGNONIACE. 
Chilopsis saligna, Don, desert willow, Ariz. and Colo. 
catalpa willow, Tex. 
VERBENACEZ. 
Avicennia oblongifolia, ?Nutt., black wood, Florida keys. 
Calicarpa Americana, L., French mulberry, Miller County, Mo. 
Lantana involucrata, L., var. Floridana, sage tree, Florida keys. 
Lippia cunetfolia, Steud., chapparal, Mexican heliotrope, Tex. 
Verbena Aubletia, L., sweet William,? Southwestern Mo. 
Verbena augustifolia, stricta, and urticefolia, L., bur-vine, South- 
western Mo, 
Verbena stricta, Vent., thimble-weed, St. Joseph, Mo. 
1 From growing on graves. 
? Flowers have a sweetish taste when eaten, like the flowers of phlox. 
