at the same time that it oaimot represent the whole range. For example, 
the species doubtless occurs in Canada, though we have seen no specimens. 
T. b&rbinodc Nutt. 1. c. Loosely branched, pubescent 
on the joints, sometimes puberulent in the umbels: leaves 1 to 
S-teinatej leaflets ovate to lanceolate, acute, with cuneate base, 
coarsely cut-serrate, often ternately cleft or parted ; flowers light 
yellow; fruit broadly oblong, about 3 lines long and 2 lines broad, 
with mostly 7 ribs prominently winged, the other 3 not at all 
winged or but slightly so. (Fig. 86.) 
Banks of streams, Canada and New York to Minnesota and southward. 
FI. May and June. 
Var. angustifolium C. & R. Bot. Gazette, xii. 137, has 
smaller and narrower more sharply cut leaflets, and fruit more or 
less puberulent. 
Pennsylvania W. Bailey), Ohio (N-aZitraa/), Indiana (Rose), sluA 
Illinois {Behh). 
Var. pinnatifidum. Divisions of the 1 to 3-ternate leaves 
inclined to be pinnate; leaflets small, more or less laciniate-toothed 
with blunt teeth: fruit puberulent. — 7\ ‘ptnnaiijidum of Chapman’s 
Manual. 
Reported only from Florida {Chapman, Curtiss). 
3. T. Waited Shuttle w. Resembling the last, but puber- 
ulent on branchlets, umbels, and fruit, with few’er leaves: leaves 1 to 
3-ternate; leaflets 1 to 2-pinnatifid, lobes linear or oblong; one or 
two leaves near the base often very large and long petioled 
(petioles sometimes a foot Icmg); flowers light yellow: fruit 
oblong, to 2j^ lines long, and 1 to 1 lines broad, all the ribs 
winged, generally 3 of them narrowly so. (Fig. 81.)—Ztzia fin- 
natijida Buckley. 7\ -pinnatijidum of Gray’s Manual, ed. 4. 155. 
Barrens and mountains. North Carolina {Rugel, Buckley), Tennessee 
{Buckley), and Kentucky {Short, in herb. Durand). 
^1* LIGUSTICUM Linn. Gen. n. 346. — Smooth peren- 
nials from large aromatic roots, with large ternately or ternate- 
pinnately compound leaves, mostly no involucre, involucels of nar- 
row bractlets (mostly wanting in Z. Porteri), and white flowers 
in large many-rayed umbels. 
