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sirigosum. 
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nervosum. 
heterophyU 
lum. 
canadense. 
divaricatum. 
longifolium. 
hyssopifo- 
Hum, 
StNGENESIA SUPERFLUA. ErigerOH. j 
Canada to Virginia. 1/ . July, Ang. v. v. A foot I 
^ or eighteen inches high j dowers large^ purple, and || 
very ornamental. . j 
7. E. strigoso-pilosurn ; foliis lanceolatis utrinque attenua- | 
tis medio grosse paucidentaiis sen integerrimis, flori- 
* bus corymboso-paniculatis.-— sp. pL 3. p. igsQ. 
In fields and dry pastures j common : Canada to Virgi- “ 
nia. J'. July, Aug. v. v. A very troublesome 
weed J flowers white, resembling the common daisy. | 
8. E. albido-pubescens; foliis lineari-lanceolatis integerri- 
mis sericeis nervosis, floribus paniculatis. — Willd. sp, 
p/. 3. />. 1953. I 
In old fields and woods ; common : Canada to Virginia, 
1/ . July— Sept. V. V. Likewise a troublesome weed 3 ' 
flowers resembling the preceding. j 
9. E. foliis radicalibus subrotundo-ovatis profunde dentatis i 
petiolatis, caulinis lanceolatis acutis medio serratis, co- ii 
rymbo terminali. B^illd. sp. pi. 3,p. 1956. ! 
Aster annuus. Willd, sp. pi. 3. p. 2041. I 
Icon. FI. dan. 4S0. 
In old waste fields and on road sides ; common. $ . | 
June — Aug. v. v. Flowers white. 
JO. E. caule hispido paniculatim ramosissimo, foliis lanceo- 
lato-linearibus ciliatis, calycibus cylindricis, radiis mul- ; 
tiplici serie confertis hxevisswms,’— Willd. sp. pl.3, 
p. 1954. 
In dry fields and on road sides j common : Canada to 
Florida. 0. July — Sept. v.v. A common weed j 
flowers small. 
I 
11. E. divaricato-ramosissimum, subfastigiato-paniculatum j i 
foliis subulatis, floribus brevissime radiatis, corollulis 
disci 4-fidis.— j^. 2. p. 1 23. - j 
In fields and meadows of Kentucky, and on the banks 
of the Missouri and Mississippi. G» July — Sept. 
V. s. Resembles the preceding. 
12. E. glaberrimum ; caule virgatim-paniculato, ramis stric- 
tis, foliis longissime-linearibus strictis, calycibus ova- 
tis, radiis vix calyce longioribus. — Lam. encycl. 8. 
p. 480. 
In Carolina. %, July — Sept, v, s. About two feet 
high 5 rays yellow. 
13. E. caule ramis sterilibus paniculate : paucis in pedun- 
culos nudos protractis, foliis linearibus glabris ciliatis. 
