ON NOUpon— 
FAMILIES OF FLOWERING PLANTS. 
- LIST OF TEXT FIGURES AND PLATES. 
PAGE. 
. Base of Californian Sequoia, 3 
. Branching Stem ofan Ephedra,. 4 
. A Cultivated Cycad, . 2... . 5 
i ‘A Young Shoot of Ginkgo, Sey oe 
Various Formsof Cones,. . . 8 
Spruces Bordering a Peat Bog,. 9 
. Cones of Different Species of 
SPICE pes se es ce aw A M1 
. Tamarack Swamp, . 12 
. Leaves and Inflorescence of 
Stinking Cedar. ...... 13 
. Longitudinal and Cross-section of 
CornStalk,. ........ 15 
. Cross-section of Box-elder Twig,. 16 
. Zones of Aquatic Vegetation, . 16 
. The Broad-fruited Bur-reed, 17 
. Clasping-leaved Pondweed,. 18 
. Arum-leaved Arrowhead, . 19 
. Tape-grass or Wild Celery, 20 
se ace ae 22 
. BuffaloGrass,.. ...... 23 
. BarnyardGrass,........ 24 
. Forked Beard-grass,...... 24 
. Beckmannia Grass, ...... 25 
. Kalm’s Chess, . 25 
. Creeping Panic-grass, : « 4 26 
. Wild Rice, . 2. 1. 27 
. Minnesota Muhlenbergia, 27 
. Timothy Grass,...... - 27 
- Broom Grass,. ........ 27 
. Straw-colored Cyperus, . -. 29 
. Dark-green Bulrush,. ..... 30 
. Bristly Sedge,. .. 2... 2... 30 
- Royal Palm (Plate.), . 32 
. Cocoanut Palms, . ye fl & 34 
. Jack-in-the-Pulpit,....... 38 
. Floating Arum,........ 39 
. The Large Duckweed,. . 40 
. Mayaca,. . 3 4) 
. Yellow-eyed Grass, sen 42 
; Pipewor!, . : . 42 
. Spanish Moss,. .... 43 
. Spiderwort,.... . 46 
. Dooryard Rush, ....... 47 
~ Croomia, . 2 6% se ee nes 48 
. Bell-lower. ....... . 49 
. Various Species of esis .. 50 
. Carrion-flower, . . ‘ 53 
. The Wild False Hemp, 54 
- Young Century Plants on Flower- 
stalk of Parent, Be 55 
. Southern Spider Lily, bo 56 
. The Wild Yam, ; 57 
. Dwarf Crested Iris, . . 58 
51. The Banana,.. ..... .. 61 
52. West Indian Arrowroot, .... 62 
53. Burmannia Biflora, ...... 64 
54. Showy Orchis,....... . 64 
55. Yellow Lady’s-slipper, . . 65 
56. A Group of Native Orchids,.. . 66 
57. Casuarina equisetifolia (Plate), . 70 
58. The Lizard’s-tail, ....... 72 
59. Cottonwood or Necklace Poplar,. 73 
60. The Black Willow,... . 74 
61. Bayberry,........... 75 
62. Flowering Branch of Walnut,.. 76 
63. Forest of Canoe Birch (Plate. ec . 78 
64, Black Birch,.. ........ 79 
65. A Native Californian Oak,... 80 
66. The American Elm,...... 81 
67. A Tropical Species of Fig... . 82 
. 68. The Hemp Plant,....... 83 
69. Stinging Nettle,........ 84 
70, Flower-head of an Australian 
Banksia, . ww ee 85 
71. European Mistletoe... .... 87 
72. Pale Bastard Toad-flax,..... 87 
73. Florida Wild Plum, .... 88 
74, Goose-flower,... ....... 89 
75. Flower of Raffiesia Arnoldi, . . 90 
76. Flowering Branch of Buckwheat, 94 
. Flowers and Fruits of Chenopo- 
dium, Amaranthus and Phyto- 
Ler, a ee ee ae ere 94 
. The Common Saltwort,.... 95 
. The Pink Abronia, . « & «x 96 
. Carpetweed,.......... 97 
. Plant of Lewtsia rediviva,... 97 
. The White Campion,... . 98 
. Long-leaved Stitchwort, ... 99 
. The Water-shield,. . ... 101 
. Marsh-marigold,...... 102 
. Early Meadow-rue, ..... 103 
: Hepatic Plate), Facing page, 104 
. Bugbane (Plate) 104 
. Dwarf Barberry,... . . . . 105 
. Flowering Branch of Moonseed, . 106 
. Flowering Branch of Tulip-tree, 107 
. The Pygmy Papaw,...... 109 
. Fruiting Branch of Nutmeg, . 110 
. California Nutmeg, ..... 110 
. Bloodroot,........- LH 
. Yellow Water-cress,. . . 112 
. The Lace-pod,.. . ; 113 
. Flowering Branch of Brassica 
campestris,. .. . 2. 14 
. Clammy-weed,, ....... 115 
. Flower and Fruit of Dyer’s-weed, 116 
. The Huntman’s-cup,... . 117 
