60 DIADELPHIA. DECANDRIA. 



Amphicarpa monoica. Ell. 

 In shady rocky places. ® July — Aug. pale purple. 

 2 comosa. L. On the Island of New-\ oik. Le Conie- 



328. Apios. Moench. 



tuberosa. Moench. Ph. 

 Glycine Apios. L. 

 In wet thickets and in woods. y • July — Sept. dark-purple. 



329. Lathyeus. L. Chiming vetch. 



1 stinuiaceus. LC Low wet meadows. Greenwich, y. 



June, July, purple. 



2 Myrtifolius. Willd. In Newark meadows. LeConte. %. 



purple. 



330. Pi sum. L. Pea. 



maritimum. L. On the shores of Long-- Island, and the 

 harbor of New- York. July. y. pale-blue. 



331. Vicia. L. Vetch. 



1 Caroliniana. Walt, 

 parviflora. Mx. 



On high bills, y. May — June, white. 



2 Americana. Willd. Shady rocky situations. June. y. 



purple. 



3 sativa. Walt L. ? On the rocky shore at Hoboken. ©. 



June, purple. 



4 pusilla. Muhl. In the same place. May — June. &. pur- 



ple. 



332. Ervcm. L. 



hirsutum. L. ? 



Vicia Mitchilli. Raf. Precis, des Decouv. 

 In shady rocky situations near the salt water. This is cer- 

 tainly a native. 0. May — June. blue. 



333. Rob inia. L. Locust. 



Pseudacacia. L. f Common. J Introduced from the 

 South. Tj. May. white. 



334. Stylosantiies. Swartz. 



elatior. Sw. 

 hispiria. Mx. 

 Tritblium biflorum. L. 

 About Elizabethtown. Eddy. y. July — Aug. yellow. 



335. Lesfedeza. Mx. Bush clover. 



1 sessilitiora. Mx. 

 Hedysarum reticulatum. Muhl, 



sessilittorum. Lmk. 

 Medicago Virginica. L. 

 In woods. New-Jersey, y. Sept. violet. 



2 capitata. Mx. 

 fruticosa. Pers. 

 Hedysarum frutescens. L. 



In dry woods, y . Aug. purple 



3 polystachya. Mx. 

 Hedysarum hirtum. L. 



