LEGUMINOSyE. 



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Latin Names. 

 D. sessilifolium, T. & Gr., 

 ? D. rotundifoliura, D C, 

 D. paniculatum, D C, 

 Lespedeza, Mich., . 

 L. procumbens, Mich., 

 L. repens, Bart., . 



English Names. Geoloql Station. 



Bush clover. 



L. Stuvei, Nutt., . 



L. hirta, Ell, 



L. capitata, Mich., . 



Stylosanihes, Sw., . 



S. elatior, Sw., 



Vicia, Tour., . 



V. Americana, Walt., 



V. Caroliuiana, Walt., 



* V. Laevenworthii, T.& G 



*V. micrantha, Nutt., 



Lathy rus, L., 



*L. pusillus, Ell., . 



Phaseolus, L., 



? P. perennis, Walt., 



*P. leiospermus, T. & Gr., 



Dolichos, L. 



*D. multiflorus, T. & Gr., 



Jpios, Boer., . 



A. tuberosa, Moen., 



Rhynchosia, DC, 



R. tomentosa, T.& Gr., 



*R. latifolia, Nutt., 



Galactia, R. Br., . 



*G. pilosa, T. & Gr., 



Amphicarpaea, Ell., 



A. inonoica, Nutt, 

 *A. Pitcheri, T. & Gr., 

 Clitoria, L., . 



C. Mariana, L., 

 Baptisia, Vent., . 

 *B. lanceolata, Ell., 

 *B. villosa, Ell. 

 *B. sphaerocarpa, Nutt., 



B. leucophaea, Nutt., 

 *B. australis, R. Br., 



B. leucantha, T. & Gr., 

 Sophorq, L. 



*S. affinis, T. & Gr., 

 Cercis, L., 



C. Canadensis, L., 1 



Pencil flower, 



Vetch Tare. 



Everlasting Pea. 



Kidney-Bean. 

 Wild Bean, 



Ground-n 



Milk Pea 



Hog pea 



nut. 



Butterfly 

 False Tin 



Red-Bud 



ut. 



pea. 



Chert & Sandstone, 

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Sand, 

 Limestone, 

 Sandstone, &c, . 



Sand, 



Limestone, 



Alh 

 Alluvial, . 

 Sandstone, 



Sandstone, 



Sand? . 



Sandstone, 



Alluvial, . 

 Sandstone, 



Alluvial, . 



Natural Habitat. 

 Prairies. 

 Dry soil. 

 Woods and prairies. 



Rocky woods. 

 Dry soil, barren. 

 Woods and thickets. 

 Barren and hills. 



Dry rocky prairies. 



a a 



Barren. 



Borders of thickets. 

 Banks of prairies. 



Prairies and woods. 



Prairies ? 



Rocky banks. 

 Plains. ? 



Banks. 



Shady fertile soil. 



Dry open places. 

 Woods. 



Dry open woods. 



Woodland, thickets. 

 Plains of Red River. 



Dry soil. (M. Cox.) 



Dry rocky soil. 



Plains. 



Banks of rivers. 

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Rich soil. 



Prairies. 



Rich banks and bottoms. 



* Common in Arkansas. "Wood hard, finely veined, susceptible of good polish. Buds preserved in 

 vinegar for pickles. 



