CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 



SERIES I. 



PHCENOGAMOUS OR FLOWERING PLANTS. 



CLASS [.—DICOTYLEDONOUS OR EXOGENOUS PLANTS. 



RAttUNCULACE^E. 



(Crowfoot Family.) 



( i EMATIS, L. Virgin's Bower. 



1 Pitched, Torr. and Gray. Rocky 



hills : not very common. 

 Anemone, L. Wind Flower. 



2 Virginiana, L. Woodlands. 



3 Pennaylvanica, L. Dry sandy soil ; 



very common. 

 rHALiCTRUM, Tpurn. Meadow Hue. 



I Cornuti, L. Borders of woods; not 



common. 

 Ranunculus, L. Buttercup. Crowfoot. 



5 inultihdus, Pursh. Standing water: 



frequent. 



6 abortivus, L. Very common in 



meadows. 



7 Var. micranthos, Gray. More com- 



mon than the last. 



v Pennsylvanicus, L. Very wet pla- 

 ces ; not common. 



( .» fascicularis, Muhl. Along the 

 Blue rivers. 



10 repens, L. Hillsides bordering 

 on streams. (Eu.) 

 Mtosubus, Dill. Mouse Tail. 



I I minimus, L. Rivulets and moist 



banks. (Eu.) 

 ISOPYRUM, L. 



12 biternatum, Torr. and Gray. Open 



glades everywhere. 

 Aqutlegia, Toum. " Wild Columbine. 



13 Canadensis, L. Moist rocks; very 



common. 

 Delphinium, Toum. Larkspur. 

 H tricorne, Michx. Dry ground 

 and hills. 



15 azureum, Michx. Our plant has 



white (lowers. 



16 Ajacis, L. Spontaneous along rali- 



road.s. (Adv. from Eu.) 

 NlGELLA, L. Fennel Flower. 



17 Damascena, L. Becoming spon- 



taneous in meadows. (Adv. 

 from Eu.) 



AXON ACE. E. 



(Custard-Apple Family. ) 

 Asimxna, A dans. Papaw. 



18 triloba, Dunal. Common shrub, 



with its well-known fruit. 



MEXlSPERMACEiE. 



(Moonseed Family.) 

 Menispermum, L. Moonseed. 



19 Canadense, L. Yellow Parilla. 



Very frequent. 



BERBERIDACE.E. 



i Barberry Family.) 



Podophyllum, L. Mandrake. 



2<> peltatum, L. May Apple. Woods: 

 common. 



XYMP1LEACE.E. 



(Water Lily Family.) 

 Nelumbium, Juss. Sacred Bean, 



21 luteum, Willd. Water Chinque- 



pin. Water near Buckner. 



PAP AVERAGES. 



.Poppy Family.) 

 Argemone. L. Prickly Poppy. 



22 Mexicans L. Mexican Popp}*. 



Waste places, near dwellings. 

 (Adv. from trop. Amer.) 



23 Var. cdbiflora, DC. Fields and 



roadsides : common. (Adv. 

 from trop. Amer.) 

 SANGUINARIA, Dill. Blood Root. 



24 Canadensis, L. High bluffs along 



the Missouri river. 



iTMAKiACE.E. 



(Fumitory Family.) 

 I)i< in i i: a, l'ork. 



25 Cucullaria, DC. Dutchman's 



