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Bdbinixx Pst udaca da L. 



Sioux City, an e-caoe from cultivation (B. W.). 



ts Ker. 

 Sionx City (B. W.). 

 A. ( Canadensis L 



Sioux City (B. W.). 

 .4. lotifloris Hook var. bi - Gray. 



Hamburg, Hitchcock, Bot Gazette XIV, 128. 

 Iropis Lamberti Pursh. 



Soiux City (B. W.). Specimens in fruit were found near 

 Turin and Missouri Valley on loess mounds (L. H. 

 P.). Produces a perennial root several feet in 

 length, frequently exposed where soil has washed 

 away. Miss Wakefield finds the form with violet 

 colored flowers more common than the white. Ham- 

 burg (Hitchcock, Bot. Gazette, XIV, 128). 

 Glycyrrhiza lepidota Nutt. 



Sioux City (B. AY.); Turin, Missouri Valley, along railroads, 

 and border of hills common, Logan, Council Bluffs (L. 

 H. P.). Hull (W. Newell); Little Rock (C. R. Ball). 

 Desmodhnn Canadense D. C. 



Hull (W. Newell). 

 D. canescem D. C. 



Sioux City, bottom (L. H. P.). 

 Apios tuberosa Moench. 



Smithland, low grounds (B. W.). 

 Strophostyles angulosa Eli. 



Sou h Dakota, opposite Hawarden, flood plain of B:g Sioux 

 river (L. H. P.); Sioux City (B. W.). 

 Amphicarpaa monoica Nutt. 

 Sioux City (B. AY.). 

 ■'" Chamatcrista L. 



Missouri Valley, loess hills abundant (L. H. P.); Sioux 

 City (B. W. and L. H. P.); South Dakota, opposite 

 Hawarden (L. H. P.); Battle Creek (E. G. Preston). 

 Oymnocladus Canadensis Lam. 



Sioux City (B. W.), abundant at the mouth of the Big 

 Sioux riv-r, in alluvial soil, base of hills (L. H. P.). 

 nthos L. 

 Sioux City, abundant along the river (B. W.). 



brachyldbus Ben'h. 

 Spirit Lake (B. W.). 



