31 TWELFTH ANNUAL REPORT. 



CLAYTOXIA, L. Spring-Beauty. 



C Virgiiiica, L. Narrow-leaved Spring-Beauty. 



Throughout the state, but rare in most portions ; frequent, or common, southeast- 

 ward. 



C Cavoliiiiana. Michx. Wide-leaved Spring-Beauiy. 

 Lake City, Mrs. Ray. Southeast. 



MALVACE.^. Mallow Family. 



MALTA, L. Mallow. 



31. rofunclifolia, L. Common Mallon'. 



Conimou southward, and as far north as IMorrison and Todd counties, Upham\ but 

 not yet common westward. 



M. sijlvef>tris, L. Hic/h Mallow. 



Fort Francis, Rainy river, Macmm; INIinneapolis, Herricl; Goodhue county, Sand- 

 herg; lake Pepin, Miss Manning-^ Blue Earth county, Leiherg. 



M. crispa, L. Curled Mallow. 



Adventive, Lake City, Miss Manning. 



CALLIKRHOE, Nutt. Callirrhoe. 



C. triaug-iilata. Gray, Callirrhoe. 

 Lapham. South. 



K"AP.ai:A, Clayt. Glade Mallow. 



X. clioica, L. Glade Mallow. 



Lnpliam. Vasa, Goodhue county, Sandberg. Rare. Southeast. 



MALVASTRUM, Gray. False Mallow. 



M. coccineiiin, Gray. Prairie Mallow. 



Minnesota, Gray's Mamtnl. West. Its eastern limit scarcely reaches into this state. 



ABUTILOX, Tourn. Indian Mallow. 



A. Arkenme, Ga?rtn, ]'elret-Leaf. 



Anoka, Hennepin, Ramsey, Wabasha and Blue Earth counties. Infrequent. 



HIBISCUS, L- Rose-Mallow. 



H. iiiilitaris, Cav. Halberd-leaved Rose- Mallow. 



Banks of the Mississippi river between Saint Paul and Mendota (abundant), Mrs. 

 Terry. South. 



H. Triomtm,Jj. Bladder Ketmia. Flower of an Hour. 



Adventive, Minneapolis, Kassuhc, Upham\ Goodhue county, Snncl^crg ; Martin 

 county, Gvdgc. [This ' has become abundant in many parts" of Nebraska, Aughey.] 



