1/2 ANNUAL REPORT STATE GEOLOGIST. 



AaUIFOLIACEJE 



Ilex, L. 



cassine, L. (/. dahoon, Walt.) ; d'Ailly. 



decidua, Walt.; Lesquereux, Harvey at Texarkana. 



opaca, Ait. Forests of holly are especially abundant 

 in the southern part of the State, where 

 trees two feet in diameter are common. 



verticillata (L.), Gray ; Lesquereux. 



vomitoria, Ait. (/. cassi7ie,Wa\t.); Lesquereux, Harvey. 



CELASTRACEiE. 



Enonymns, L. 



americanus, L. Hot Spring county, d'Ailly; between 



Bradford and Denmark, Independence 



county, Coville. 

 atropurpureus, Jacq. 



RHAMNACEJE. 



Berchemia, Neck. 



scandens (Hill), Trelease ; (B. volubilis, DC.) 

 Rhamnus, L. 



caroliniana, Walt. 

 Ceanothus, L. 



americanus, L. 



VITACEJE. 



Vitis, L. 



cestivalis, Michx. This includes V. labrusca of Tor- 

 rey and Gray, d'Ailly, and Lesquereux, so 

 far as Arkansas is concerned. 

 cordifolia, Michx. 

 riparia, Michx. 

 vulpina, L. 

 Cissus, L. 



incisa (Nutt.), Ch. Desm. ( Vitis incisa, Nutt.) 

 Ampelopsis, Michx., emend. 



