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FLORA OF JACKSON COUNTY, MISSOUKI. 



173 Canadensis, L. Low ground: very 



common. 

 Eryngium, Tourn. Eryngo. 



174 yuccaelolium, Michx. Prairies; 



very common. 

 Dai (is, Tourn. Carrot. 



175 Carota, L. Persistent in old 



fields. (Adv. from Eu.) 

 Pastinaca, Tourn. Parsnip. 



176 sativa. L. Spontaneous in old 



fields. (Adv. from Eu.) 

 CiCUTA, L. Water Hemlock. 



177 maculata, L. Low ground: com- 



mon. 

 ( uvrroTvKNiA, DC. Honewort. 



178 Canadensis, DC. Frequent in 



moist places. 

 Ch^erophyllum, L. Chervil. 



179 procumbeos, Lam. Moist woods: 



not common. 

 Osmorrhiza, Rati. Sweet Cicely. 



180 longistylis, DC. Deep woods : 



frequent. 



CORNACE^. 



(Dogwood Family.) 

 Cornus, Tourn. Dogwood. 



181 paniculata, L'Her. Banks of 



streams. 



CAPRIFOLIACE.E. 



< Honeysuckle Family.) 

 Symphoricarpus, Dill. Snowberry. 



182 vulgaris, Mx. Coral Berry. 



Rocky hills. 

 Lonicera. L. Honeysuckle. 



183 parviliora, Lam. High rocky 



bluffs along the Missouri. 

 Triosteum. Horse Gentian. 



184 perforatum, L. Common on 



rocky hills. 

 Sambucus, Tourn. Elder. 



195 Canadensis, L. Fence rows; very 

 2ommon. 

 Viburnum, L. Black Haw. 



186 Lentago, L. Sheep Berry. Rocks 



and banks of streams. 



RUBIACE.E. 



(Madder Family.) 

 Galium, L. Bedstraw. 



187 Aparine, L. Cleavers. Moist 



ground ; very frequent. (Eu.) 



188 concinnum, Torr. and Gr. Cop- 



ses; not rare. 



189 tritidum, L. Plentiful on wet 



prairies. (Eu.) 



190 tritiorum, Mx. Wooded hills; 



common. 



Moist ground 



Blue 



191 oirea^zans, Mx. 



everywhere. 

 Cephalanthus, L. Button Bush, 



192 occidentalis, L. Banks of 



and other streams. 



valerianacej:. 



(Valerian Family.) 

 Fedia, G*rn. Lamb Lettuce. 



193 radiata, Mx. Wet prairies ; not 



common. 



COMPOSITE. 



(.Composite Family.) 

 Vernonia, Schreb. Iron Weed. 



11*4 ^oyeboraeensis, Willd. Road- 

 sides; very common. 



195 fasciculata,Mx. River bottoms. 

 Elephantopus, L. Elephant's foot. 



196 Carolinianus, Willd. Dry hills : 



rare. 

 Liatris, Schreb. Blazing Star. 



197 squarrosa, Willd. Very plenty 



on dry prairies. 



198 punctata. Hook. Common on 



dry sandy prairies. 



199 scariosa, Willd. Dry 



common. 



200 pycnostachya, Michx. 



preceding. 

 Kuhnia, L. 



201 eupatoroides, L. Dry- 



soil; very common. 

 Eupatorium, Tourn. Thorough wort. 



202 purpureum, L. Low grounds 



along streams. 



203 altissimum, L. Very common on 



dry hills. 



204 perfoliatum, L. Boneset. A 



well-known herb. 



205 ageratoides, L. Rich soil along 



streams. 



206 aromaticum, L. Low ground : 



not common. 

 Aster, L.* Starwort. 



207 lsevis, L. Banks and copses. 



208 Var. laevigatus, Gray. Dry ster- 



ile hillsides. 



209 Var. cvaneus, Gray. Borders of 



woods. 



210 azureus, Lindl. Prairies and cop- 



ses: common. 



211 Drummondii, Lindl. Wooded 



hills; very abundant. 



212 ericoides, L, Borders of fields 



and woods. 



213 multifloris, Ait. Dry ground; 



common. 



214 paniculatus, Lam. Fields and 



prairies ; 

 With the 



sterile 





