.36 SYNGENESIA. SUPERFLUA. 



2 ledifolius. Ph. In the cedar swamp at New-Durham. 3« 



Sept. purple. 



3 linai'iifolius. L. 



Inula linariifolia. Nutt 

 On high rocky hills. New-Jersey. %. Sept. violet. 



4 suhulatus. Mx. In salt marshes. 11. Aug. — Nov. pur- 



ple 



5 sparsiflorus. Mx. 

 flexuosus. Nutt. 



In salt marshes. %■ Aug. — Oct. purple. 



6 concolor. Willd. In pine woods. New-Jersey. 3/. Aug 



— Nov. hluc. 



7 cornifolius. Muhl. In woods, U> Aug. white. 



8 amygdalinus. Mx. 

 umbellatus. Ait. 



Inula amygdalina. Nutt 

 In woods and moist shady places. IT. Sept. white. 



9 Novae Angliae. L. In fields along fences. 11 . Aug.— 



Oct. purple. 



10 cyaneus. Hoflf. In fields and woods, U. Aug — Oct 



blue. 



11 diversifolius. Mx. 

 patens. Willd. 



On the serpentine rock, llobokcn. U. Sept. — Oct. blue. 



12 paniculatus. Ait. In open woods. y.'Sept — October. 



blue. 



13 corditblius. L. Willd. 

 hetcrophyllus. Willd. Enum. (Mihl.J 



In dry rocky woods. U- Sept white. 



14 corymhosus. Ait. In woods. Aug. — Sept. white. 



15 macrophyllus. Ait. Rocky shady woods. Bloomingdale. 



Aug. white or pale-blue. 



16 puniceus. L. Shady swamps. New-Jersey, if. Sept. 



blue. 



17 amoenus. Lmk. ? Borders of salt marshes, near Green- 



wich. U- Sept. violet. 



18 Novae Belgii. L- Fields and open woods. U- Aug. 



violet. 



19 conyzoides. Willd; 

 Marylandicus. Mx. 

 Conyza asteroides. L. 



Woods and copses. U . July. Aug. white. 



20 miser. L Common in old fields, u. Sept October. 



white. 



21 diffusus. Ait In old fields and cultivated grounds. U- 



Oct. white. 



22 pendulus. Ait. In old fields, y. Oct white. 

 363. Solidago. L. Golden rod. 



1 Canadensis. L. In old fields along fences, u. Aug 



Sept. yellow. 



