CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 



SERIES I. 



PH(EX0GAM0US OR FLOWERING PLANTS. 



(LASS [.—DICOTYLEDONOUS <>1! EXOGENOUS PLANTS. 



RAMUNCULACE^E. 



wfoot Family.) 



Clematis, L. Virgin's Bower. 



1 Pitcheri, Torr. and Gray. Kocky 



hills : not very common. 

 Anemone, L. Wind Flower. 



2 Virginiana, L. Woodlands, 



3 Pennsylvania, L. Dry sandy soil ; 



very common. 

 Thalictrum, Tourn. Meadow Rue. 



4 Cornuti, L. Borders of woods; not 



common. 

 Ranunculus, L. Buttercup. Crowfoot. 



5 rnultihdus, Pursh. Standing water: 



frequent. 



6 abortivus, L. Very common in 



meadows. 



7 Var. mi cran thus, Gray. More com- 



mon than the last. 



8 Pennsylvanicus. L. Very wet pla- 



not common. 

 !» fascicularis, Mnhl. Along the 



Blue rivers. 

 1" repens, L. Hillsides bordering 

 on streams. (Eu.) 

 Myosurus, Dill. Mouse Tail. 



11 minimus, L. Rivulets and moist 



banks. (Eu.) 

 ISOPYRUM, L. 



12 biternatum, Torr. and Gray. Open 



glades everywhere. 

 Aquilegia, Tourn. " Wild Columbine. 

 1.) Canadensis, L. Moist rocks: very 

 common. 

 Delphinium, Tourn. Larkspur. 



1 l tricorne, Michx. Dry ground 



and hills. 

 15 azureum, Michx. Our plant has 



white He., 

 It; Ajacin, L. Spontaneous along rali- 

 roads. (Adv. from Eu.) 

 N"igella, L. Fennel Flower. 



17 D u L. Becoming spon- 



taneous in meadows. (Adv. 

 from Eu.) 



ANOXACK.E. 

 frtard-Apple Family.) 

 AsiMiNA, A dans. Papaw. 



18 triloba, Dunal. Common shrub, 



with its well-known fruit. 



MENTSPERMACEiE. 



Moonseed Family. i 

 Menispermum, L. Moonseed. 



19 Canadense, L. Yellow Parilla. 



Very frequent. 



1 BERBERIDACH.E. 



i Barberry Family.) 

 Podophyllum, L. Mandrake. 



20 peltatum, L. May Apple. Woods: 



common. 



XYMIMLEACEJ;. 



(Water Lily Family.) 

 Nelumbium, Juss. Sacred Bean. 



21 luteum, Willd. Water Chinque- 



pin. Water near Buckner. 



PAPAVERACE^E. 



i Poppy Family.) 

 Argemone. D. Prickly Poppy. 



22 Mix!r,i,ni, L. Mexican Poppy. 



Waste places, near dwellings. 

 (Adv. from trop. Amer.) 



23 Var. albiflwa, DC. Fields am! 



roadsides : common. (Adv. 

 from trop. Amer.) 

 SANG U IN ARIA, Dill. Blood Root. 



24 Canadensis, L. High bluffs along 



the Missouri river. 



FUMARIAOEiE. 

 (Fumitory Family.) 



Dl< ia 1 1: a, l'ork. 



Cocullaria, DC. Dutchman'- 



