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lnd. r Wis., Iowa, Kans., Nebr., Mich., Minn., S. Dak., Ohio, Ont.) r 

 Sugarberry (N. Y., Pa., Del., N. C, S. C, Minn.); Nettle-tree (R, I., 

 Mass., Del., Mich.); American Nettle- tree (Tenn.); Hoop Ash (Vt.); 

 One-berry (R. I.); Hack-tree (Minn.); Juniper-tree (N. J.); Bastard 

 Elm (N. J.). 

 Celtis occidentalis reticulata (Torr.) Sargent. Palo Blanco. 



Range. — From eastern Texas (Dallas) to the Rio Grande River and through New 

 Mexico and Arizona to southern Utah, Nevada, California (western rim of Colorado 

 Desert) ; Lower California (San Julio Canyon and Cerros Island). 

 Names in use. — Hackberry (Tex.); Palo Blanco (Tex.). 



Csltis mississippiensis Bosc. Sugarberry. 



Range. — From southern Indiana and Illinois through Kentucky and Tennessee to 

 Florida ( Biscay ne Bay), and through Missouri, Arkansas, and Texas to Mexico 

 (Nuevo Leon). 



Names in use. — Sugarberry (Fla., Ala., Miss.); Connu (La.); Bois 

 inconnu (La.); Hackberry (Tenn.). 



Family MOEACJ1. 



MORUS Linn. 

 Morus rubra Linn. Red Mulberry. 



Range. — From western Massachusetts and New York (Long Island) to southern 

 Ontario, central Michigan, southeastern Nebraska, eastern Kansas; south to Florida 

 (Biscayne Bay and Cape Romano) and Texas (Colorado River). 



Names in use.— Bed Mulberry (Me., Vt., Mass., B. I., K T., -K. J., 

 Pa., Del., Va., W. Ya. ? N. C, Fla., Ala., Ga., Miss., La,, Tex., Ark., Ky., 

 Mo.,Ghio. Mich., 111., Ind., Kans., Nebr.,Ont.) ; Mulberry (Pa., N. C, S.O., 

 Fla., Ala., Ark., Tex., Ky., Mo., Ohio, 111., Iowa, Nebr.) ; Black Mulberry 

 (N. J., Pa., W. Va,); Virginia Mulberry- tree (Tenn.); Murier Sauvage 

 (La.). 

 Morus celtidifolia H. B. K. Mexican Mulberry. 



Range. — From Texas (south from the Colorado River and mountains of western 

 part of the State) and southern New Mexico to Arizona (Santa Rita Mountains); 

 Mexico (from Nuevo Leon to Chihuahua and through southern Mexico) to Central 

 America and Peru. 



Kame in use. — Mexican Mulberry (Tex.). 

 Morus alba Linn. White Mulberry. 



Range. — China; but widely cultivated and naturalized in the United States. 



VARIETIES DISTINGUISHED IN CULTIVATION. 



Morus alba tatarica (Linn.) Loud. Russian Mulberry. 



Morus alba rosea Loud. 



Morus alba macrophylla (Moretti) Loud. Largeleaf Mulberry. 



Morus alba vulgaris tokwa (Sieb.) Bur. 



Morns alba p3Tamidalis Serin ge. 



Morus alba pendula (Dipp.) Sudw. 



Morus alba constantinopolitana (Poir.) Loud. 



Morus alba rnulticaulis (Parr.) Loud. 



Morus alba venosa Delile. 



