ADDITIONS TO FLORA OF JACKSON COUNTY. 



610 

 611 

 612 

 618 

 614 

 615 

 616 

 617 

 618 

 619 



(3-21 



636 



638 



680 

 631 



684 



Anemone decapetala, L. Prairies and 

 hills. Kan-. 



Ranunculus sceleratus, L. Bandy 

 bottoms. 



R. aquatilis, L., var. stagnatilis, DC. 

 Bloughs along Little Blue. 

 Corydalis aurea. Willd. Rocky 

 places on prairies. 



Nasturtium officinale, K. Br. Ad- 

 ventive near Kansas City. 

 X. Armoracia, Fries. Waste grounds 

 mar dwellings. 



X. limosum, Nutt. Sandy bottoms: 

 common. 



X. palustre, DC. Common in Rush 

 Bottom. 



X. palustre, DC. var. liispidum, Fisch. 

 A: Mey. Ponds: rare. 

 Cardamine hirsuta, L. var. sylvatica, 

 Gray. Dry soil mar Little Blue. 

 Draba Caroliniana, Walt. Dry hill 

 cast of Independence. 

 Brassica Rata. L. Cultivated fields. 

 B. ( ampkstkis. L. Very common in 

 oat fields. 



Lepidium ruderale, L. Dry ground; 

 very common. 



L intermedium. Gray. Frequent in 

 dry rocky soil. 



('koine integrifolia, T. & G. Missou- 

 ri bottoms east of Kansas city. 

 Polanisia graveolens, Raf. Occasion- 

 al near Lees Summit- 

 Viola cucullata, Ait. var. palmata, 

 (J ray. Dry rocky ground near Lees 

 Summit. 



V. cucullata, Ait. var. cordata. Gray. 

 ( ommon in meadow-. 

 V. delphini folia, Xutt. Moist prairies 

 near Let a Summit. 



Polygala incarnata, L. Prairies ; 

 abundant in spots. 



P. vertieillata, L. Dry rocky hilN: 

 occasional. 



Hypericum mutilum, L. Low ground 

 near < iraiii Valley. 

 IL Bphserocarpum, Mx Near Lake- 

 City: occasional. 



Arena ria lateriflora, L. Rocky banks 

 near Lee- Summit. 

 Anyclii.i dichotoma, Mx. var. capilla- 

 ee.i. Torr. Dry wooded hills. 

 Linum sulcatum, Ridded. Prairies; 

 ( Occasional. 



Vitia aestivalis, Mx. var. (?) cinerea, 

 Bngelm. Bottoms along the Missouri. 

 Acer saccharinum, Wangenh. var. 

 nigrum, T. & G. I 'ommon. 



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640 



641 



642 



648 



644 



645 

 646 



647 



648 



649 



650 

 651 

 652 



653 



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655 



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657 



658 



659 



660 



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662 



663 



664 



665 



666 

 667 



668 



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Rhus Toxicodendron, L. var. radi- 

 cans. Torr. Abundant along streams. 

 Baptisia leucophsea, Xutt. Prairies: 

 frequent. 



Trifolium repens, L. Roadsides and 

 meadows: common. 

 Psoralea tehuiflora, Pursh. Dry 

 rocky ground on prairies. 

 Dale.a alopecuroides, W"illd. Sandy 

 bottoms; common. 

 Astragalus distortus, T. & G. Prai- 

 ries; frequent. 



A. caryocarpus, Ker. Prairies. 

 Desmodium pauciflorum, DC. Near 

 Kansas City. 



D. nudiflorum, DC. Common along 

 shaded ravines. 



I), cuspidatum, Hook. Thicket- and 

 cop-.es; occasional. 

 D. Illinoense, DC. Prairies near 

 I - Summit. 



D. Candeiw. DC. Common in woods. 

 D.rigidum, DC. Occasional. 

 MelilotUS OFFICINALIS, Willd. Road- 

 sides and meadows. 

 Lespedeza reticulata, Pers. Dry hills 

 along Little Blue. 



Phaseolus helvolus. L. Bottoms 

 along the Missouri. 

 P. pauciflorus, Benth. Sandy ridges 

 along Little Blue. 



Spiraea salicifolia, L. Low grounds 

 near Lake City. 



Rubus villosus. Ait. var. frondosps, 

 Torr. Common in thickets. 

 Potentilla rivalis. Xutt. Sa dy bot- 

 toms. 



P. rivalis. Xutt. var. pentandra, Wat- 

 son. Rush Bottom. 

 P. rivalis. Nutt. var. millegrana, Wat- 

 son. Rush Bottom. 

 Rosa nitida, Willd. Rocky hills: 

 scarce. 



Ammannia humilis, Mx. Wet places; 

 common. 



Epilobium coloratum, Muhl. Along 

 the Sni-a-bar creek. 

 Ludwigia alata, Ell. Low ground 

 near Lake City. 



L. polycarpa, Short & Peter. Low 

 ground near Lake City. 

 Gaura parviflora, Dougl. Frequent. 

 (Knothera speciosa. Xutt. Wet prai- 

 rie- Dear Lees Summit. Abundant 



there. 



CE . sinuata, L. 

 clay banks. 

 CE. Binuata, L 



Sandy bottoms and 

 var. minima. Nutt. 



