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plum, Beck. May. 2 10 to l2f. h. md. Prairies, 
—&e. O. 
320. P. chicasa. Summer plum. May. w. 10toli fi &. 
"Ky. S@ Ark. Jas. 
LXXVII. LEGUMINOS#.—THe PEA TRIBE. 
$21. Baptisia alba. Prairie indigo. Jul. w. 2t04 f. Y%. dp. 
Central Ohio. Medicinally a substitute for B. tincto- 
ria. Dr. Jones. 
322. B. coerulea. Blue flowered indigo. Spiked indigo weed. 
* Jul. b. 2Qto3f rb. Y. Ky. Cin. O. 
323. B. tinctoria, Wild indigo. Jul.—Aug. y. 2to3f. Y. 
Ky. St. Astringent, antiseptic, cathartic, emetic, stim- 
-ulant. Beach. Mat. Med. Raf. Med. Fi. 
324. B. bracteata. Ap.w.2f. Y. St. L. Mutt. Jas. 
325. Sophora sericea. w. Y. 1 f. Plt. Jas. Mo. Ter. Nutt. 
326. Medicago lupulina. Hop medick. None-such. Ju.—Aug. 
y- Procumbent. ©. Throughout the U.8. Bk. In- 
troduced. 
327. Psoralea eglandulosa. June. p. 12 to 18i. 71. O. Ky. 
Tenn. nae | 
328. P.cuspidata. 4%. Mo. Ter. Nutt. | | 
329, P. esculenta. Bread root. June. b. 12 tol8i. Y. Va- 
rious part of Mo. Ter. Lead Mines nearSt. Louis, Wutt. 
‘The root isan important article of diet to the Western 
Indians. 
330. P.incana. Jul. 6& 12i. 2%. Open plains, Mo. Ter. Vutt. 
331. P. lanceolata. Aug. wb. 1f. %&. Plt. Nuit. 
332. P. onobrychis. 3 to 5f. Near St. L. uit. 
333. P. canescens. June. y. 2to3f. 4. St. L. Jas. 
°334, P. jamesii. 41. St. L. Jas. 
300. Trifolium repens. White clover. May—Oct. w. 6 to 12 
" inches long, creeping. 2%. Valuable in pastures. 
336. T. procumbens. Yellow clover. June. y. Procumbent, 
3 to 6 inches long. Dry fields, Ky. St. Mar. O. 
337. T. stoloniferum. Running buffalo clover. Ju. w. Creep- 
- ing, 4 to8inches long. Y. Fields, ow., &c. O. Ky. 
338. T. reflexum. Buffalo clover. June. 7. Procumbent, 12 
to 18 i. Dry hills, Ky. St. Wor. O. Great Lakes. 
309. ‘T. pratense. Redclover. May. r. 2to3f. 4. md. In- 
troduced. W. A valuable artificial grass. 
_ 340. Lespedeza capitata. July-Aug.'p. 2to3f. Y. dp. ow. 
0, 5 
i, ty 
341. L. violacea. ay #3 lto2f. %. dp. Ky. Mar. 0. 
342. L. procumbens. Aug.—Sept. PY Procumbent @ to 4 f 
4%. Sandy woods, Ky. Sie, 
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