374 STYRACACE.E; EBENACE^E; PLANTAGINACEyE ; LENTIBULACE^. 

 Latin Names. English Names. Geolog'l Station. Natural Habitat. 



Styracaceae. Storax Family. 



Styrax, Tour.. . . Storax. 



*S. grandifolia, Ait., Rich woods. 



? S. Americana, Lam., Margin of swamps. 



Symplocos, Jacq., . . Sweet leaf. 



S. tinctoria, L'Her., 1 . "... Alluvial, . . Swamps. 



Ebenaceae. Ebony Family. 



Diospyros, L., 2 . . Persimmon. 



1). Virginiana, L., . . " . . Limestone, &c, Barren and rich soil. 



Bumelia, Sw. 



*B. lycioides, Ga., Alluvial, . . Moist bottoms 



B. lanuginosa, Pers., Limestone, . Rocky bar'ns along creeks. 



*B. oblongifolia, Nutt., Alluvial, . . Woods. 



Plant aginaceae. Plantain Family. 



Plantago, L., . . Plantain. Ribgrass. 



P. major, L , Moist fertile soil. 



*P. heterophylla, Nutt., Arkansas River. 



P. aristata, Mich., Sandy. . . Prairies, dry places. 



P. virginica, L., Sand, . . Prairies, open places. 



*P. pusilla, Nutt, Sandstone, . Dry hills. 



*P. squarrosa, Nutt., Sandy, . . Prairies near Fort Smith. 



Primulace88. Primrose Family. 

 Androsace, Tour. 



*A. Occidentalis, Pursh., Banks of rivers. 



Dodecatheon, L., . . American Cowslip. 



D. Meadia, L., Limestone, &c, . Rich woods and wet prai- 



Lysimachia, L., . . Loosestrife. [ries. 



L. ciliata, L., Wet prairies, low ground. 



L. lanceolata, Walt., Low ground (M. Cox). 



Anagallis, L., . . Pimpernel. 



*A. arvensis, L., Cultivated fields. ' 



Centunculus, L., . . Chaffweed. 



*C. minimus, L., Low ground. 



Samolus, L., . . . Brookweed. 



S. Valerandi, L., . . . • . . . Sandy, . . Springs, banks, &c. 



Lentibulaceae. Bladderwort Family. 



Vtricularia, L., . . Bladderwort. 



*U. vulgaris, L., Ponds and bayous. 



1 Leaves sweet, greedily eaten by cattle. Abundant in the bottoms of South Arkansas. 

 " Very common in Arkansas, where it grows of a good size in a good soil. Wood greenish, hard, 

 compact, but liable to split. Bark bitter and tonic, used as a remedy in cases of intermittent fevers. 



