ADDITIONS TO FLORA OF JACKSON COUNTY, MISSOURI. 



735 0. Carolinianum, DC. var. moHe, 



Gray. Barrens wesl of Lees Summit. 

 786 (Senium vulgaris, L. Adventive 



along railroads; rare. 

 731 [pomoea lacunosa, L. Low ground 



in Blue Bottom, 

 iscuta chlorocarpa, Engelm. Low 



ground in bottoms. 

 789 Veronica Anagallis, L. Sloughs 



along Little Blue. 



740 Gerardia tenuifolia, Vahl. Low 

 ground near Grain Valley. 



741 G. tenuifolia, Vahl. var. macrophylla, 

 Bentb. Common, 



74'J G. put puna. L- Low ground on 



prairies. 

 748 Ruellia strepens, L. Rather common. 



744 Dianthera Americana, L. Along Ce- 

 dar creek. 



745 Melissa officinalis, L. Along road- 



's. 

 :iehys cordata, Riddell. .Moist open 



woods. 



palustris, L. fjow marshy ground. 

 T4s Plantago pusilla, Nutt. ' Prairies 



south of Lees Summit. 

 7-10 P. cordala, Lam. Along brooks: 



rare. 



750 P. Patagonica, Jacq. var. gnapha- 

 lioides, Gray. Near Wayne City in 

 dry ground. 



751 Plantago lanceolata, L. Near 

 dwelling 



752 Oxybaphus nyctagineus, Sweet. Fre- 

 quent north of Lees Summit. 



T.~>:> (). angustifolius, Sweet. Dry banks 

 and prairies; occasional. 



754 0. hirsutUS, Sweet. Southwest of 



- Summit ; scarce. 



755 < veloloma platyphyllum, M o q u i n. 

 Sandy shores of the Missouri. 



?')() Chenopodium urbicum, L. streets 

 of Kansas ( 'iiy. 



scianum, Moq. Common. 

 Berlandieri, Moq. Woods and 



fields. 



759 Ainarantus blitoides, Watson. Com- 

 mon in waste ground. 



760 Acnida tuberculata, Moquin-Tandon. 

 Sandy bottom-. 



701 Polygonum Convolvulus, L. Com- 

 mon . 



762 P. ramosissimum, Michx. Common 

 in wet pi 



763 Rumex maritimus, L. Low sloughs 

 in Hush Bottom. 



764 M. OBTU8IFOLIUS, L. Common in 

 waste places. 



765 Comandra umbellata, Nutt. Occa 

 sional on prairies and hills. 



phyllum demersum, L. Sloughs 

 along Little Blue. 



LUitriche verna, L. Ponds and 

 -hallow lakes 



nohorbia Geyeri, Engelm. Sandy 



ground in Rush Bottom. 

 700 E. serpens, 11. B. K. Alluvial 



ground. 

 T?o E. dictyosperma, Fisch. & M. On a 



rocky hill north of L es Summit. 

 771 Kieinus COMMUNIS, L. Adventive 



along railroads. 

 77'2 Acalypha Virginica, L. var.gracilens, 



Gray. Common in fields, 

 roton Texensis, Mull. On the bluff 



north of Independence 



774 Madura aurantiaca, Nutt. Adven- 

 live along streams. 



7 7 r> Boehmeria cylindrica, Willd. Pre 

 quent in Rush Bottom. 



776 Qiiercus stellata, Wang, Barrens 

 west of Lees Summit. 



777 Q. tineloria. liar; ram. Occasional in 

 woods. 



775 Salix longifolia, Muhl. Sandy bot- 

 toms. 



779 S. humilis, Marshall. Barrens; rare. 



780 s. Babylonica, Tourn. Commonly 

 planted, but becoming adventive. 



781 S. amygdaloides, Anders. Bottoms 

 along the Missouri. 



782 Populus ALBA, L. Is becoming ad- 

 ventive. 



783 P DILATATA, Ait. Adventive. 



784 Juniperus Virginians, L. Rocky 

 bluffs on Cedar creek; scarce. First 

 reported by Z. S. Ragan. 



785 Lemna paucicostata. Hegelmaier 

 Sloughs; common 



786 Speirodela polyrrhiza, Schleid. Ponds 

 and lakes. 



787 Potamogeton natans, L In Hiffner's 

 lake. Blue Bottom 



788 P pusillus, L. Hiffner'slake; rare 



789 Sagittaria heterophylla, Pursh. Near 

 Lake City 



790 Anachans Canadensis, Planehon. 

 Sloughs along Little Blue 



791 ELabenaria leucophaea, Gray fre- 

 quent on prairies. 



792 Spiranthcx ceruua. Richard Hazel 

 thickets; rare. 



i 793 S , Nutt Prairies and copses; 



rare 



794 s gracilis, Big Ila/.el copses; fre 

 quenl 



ailax htrbacea. L var pulverulen 

 ta, (tray 1 lommon 



7 00 Melanthium Virginicum, L. Wet 

 prairies; frequenl 



707 Allium striatum. Jacq. Prairies; fre- 

 quenl 



798 A. mutabile, Michx. Prairies; com- 

 mon 



799 A. retioulatum, Praser. Pock) 

 ledges; common. 



800 Lilium Buperbum, L var Carolinia 

 num. Chapm Prairies 



