ABBREVIATIONS. 



Ait, 



Aiton. 



MM, 



Muhlenberg. 



Bart. 



Barton. 



Murr. 



Murray. 



Big. 



Bigelow. 



Nvit, 



Nuttall, 



Br. 



R. Brown* 



P.deB, 



Palisot de Bcauvois. 



Curt, 



Curtis. 



Pers, 



Persoon. 



Detf. 



Desfontaip.es. 



Pair* 



Poiret. 



D, C 



Decandolle. 



Ph. 



Pursh. 



Eat, 



Eaton. 



Raf, 



Rafinesque. 



Ed. 



Eddy. 



R.&S. 



Roemer & Shultes. 



Ehrh. 



Ehrhart. 



Rich. 



Richard. 



Ell, 



Elliott. 



Sals, 



Salisbury. 



Gron. 



Gronovius. 



Sckr, 



Schkuhr. 



VHer 



FHeritier. 



Schreb. 



Schreber. 



Hoff, 



Hoffman. 



Sibth. 



Sibthorp* 



Jacq, 



Jacquin. 



Sm. 



Smith. 



Juss, 



Jussieu. 



Spreng. 



Sprengel. 



Lamb. 



Lambert. 



Sw. 



Swartz. 



L.C. 



Le Conte. 



Tourn. 



Tournefort. 



L. 



Linnaeus. 



Turt. 



Turton. 



Lmk, 



Lamarck. 



Vent. 



Ventenat. 



Mich.- 



-Mx. Michaux. 



Walt. 



Walter. 



Mick. 



/. Michaux filius. 



WaTig. 



Wangenheim-. 



Moench. Moenchausen. 



Willd, 



Willdenow. 



§ 



Plants which have been introduced, or naturalized. 



® 



Annuals. 







£ 



Biennials. 







U 



Perennials. 







h 



Shrubs or Trees. 







v. v. 



Signifies that the plant has been seen in a living state. 



v. s. 



A dried specimen. 







jv. 



J. New-Jersey. JV. F. New- York. L. I. Long-Island 



