ADDITIONS TO FLORA OF JACKSON COUNTY. 



MO Anemom rlecapetala, L. Prairies and 639 Rhus Toxicodendron, L. var. nidi- 

 hills. Rare, cans, Tori; Abundant along streams. 



611 Ranunculus sceleratus, L. Sandy 640 Baptisia reucophaea, Nutt. Prairies: 

 bottoms. lent. 



612 R. aquatilis, L., var. stagnatilis, DC. 641 Tri folium repens, L. Roadsides and 

 Sloughs along Little Blue. meadow.--: common. 



Ci:! Corydalis aurea. Willd. Rocky 642 Psoralea tenuiflora, Pursh. Dry 



places on prairies. rocky ground on prairies. 



(>14 Nasturtium officinale, R. Br. Ad- 643 Dalea alopecuroides, Willd. Sandy 



ventive near Kansas City. bottoms: common. 



615 N. Armoracia, Fries. Wastegrounds 644 Astragalus distortus, T. & G. Prai- 



near dwellings. ties; frequent. 



6H5«N. limosum, Nutt. Sandy bottoms; 645 A. caryocarpus, Ker. Prairies. 



common. (5-1(5 Desmodium pauciflorum, DC. Near 

 (517 N". palustre, DC. Common in Hush Kansas City. 



Bottom. (54? 1). nudiflorum, DC, Common along 

 618 X. palustre, DC. var. hispidum, Fisch. shaded ravines. 



& Mey. Ponds: rare. (54s D. cuspidatum, Hook. Thickets and 

 (519 Cardamine birsuta, L. var. sylvatica, copses; occasional. 



Gray. Dry soil near Little Blue. 649 D. Dlinoense, DC. Prairies near 

 &20 Dra'ba Caroliniana, Walt, Dry hill Lees Summit. 



east of Independence. .650 D. Canden«e, DC". Common in woods. 



6"21 Brassica Rapa, L. Cultivated fields. 651 1). rigidum, DC. Occasional. 



622 B. campestris, L. Very common in 652 Melilotus officinalis. Willd. Road- 

 oat fields. sides and meadows. 



623 Lepidium ruderale, L. Dryground; 653 Lespedeza reticulata, Pers. Dry hills 

 very common. along Little Blue. 



6'24 L intermedium, (.ray. Frequent in 654 Phaseolug helvolus, L. Bottoms 



dry rocky soil. along the Missouri. 



6£5 Cleome integrifolia. T. & G. Missou- 655 P. pauciflorus, Benth. Sandy ridgea 



ri bottom- east of Kansas City. along Little Blue. 



626 Polanisia graveolens, Raf. Occasion- 656 Spiraea salieifolia, L. Low grounds 



al near Lee- Summit. near Lake City. 



0'i? Viola cucullata, Ait. var. palmata, 657 Rubus villosus. Ait. var, frondosus, 



Gray. Dry rocky ground near Lees Torr. Common in thickets. 



Summit. 658 Potentilla rivalis, Nutt. Sa dy bot- 



V. cucullata. Ait. var. cordata. Gray. toms. 



Common in meadows. 659 P. rivalis, Nutt. var. pentandra. Wat- 



V. delpbini folia. Nutt. Moist prairies son. Push Bottom. 



near Lees Summit. (5(50 P. rivalis. Nutt. var. millegrana, Wat 

 630 Polygala incarnata, L. Prairie- ; son. Push Bottom. 



abundant in spots. (5(51 Bosa nitida, Willd. Rocky hills: 



P. verticillata, L. Dry rocky hills; scarce, 



casional. 662 Ammannia humilis, Mx. Wet places; 



Hypericum mutilum, L. Low ground common. 



mar Grain Valley. • !<>:> Epilobium coloratum. Muhl. Along 



;i sphserocarpum, Mx. Near Lake the Sni-a-bar creek. 



City; occasional. (5(54 Ludwigia alata. Ell. Low "round 

 »i:J4 Arenaria lat< riflora, L. Rocky banks near Lake City. 



near Lee- Summit. 665 L. polyearpa. Short A' Peter. Low 

 Onychia dichotoma, Mx. var. capilla- -round near Lake City. 



Torr. Dry wooded hills. 066 Ga ura parviflora, Dougl. Frequent. 



inuin sulcatum. Riddell. Prairies; <>'o CEnotbera speciosa. Nutt. Wet prai 



Occasional ries near Lees Summit. Abundant 



Vitis aestivalis, Mx. var. (?) cinerea, there. 



oms along the Missouri. 668 (E . sinuata, L. Sandy bottoms and 

 harinum, Wangenh. var. clay banks. 



nigrum, T. & G. Common. 669 (E. sinuata. L. var. minima. Nutt. 



