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Eupatorium, Tourn. Thoroughwort. 
244. *E. purpureum , L. Joe-pye weed.. Trumpet weed. 
Common throughout the region. 
245. **E. perfoliatum , L. Thoroughwort. Boneset. 
Dry soil in open places. Not abundant. 
246. E. ageratoides , L. White snake-root. 
Very common in open woods and copses. 
Kuhnia, L. 
247. K. eupatorioides , L. 
Dry hills about Madison. Rather local. 
Liatris, Schreb. Button snakeroot. Blazing-star. 
248. L. cylindracea , Michx. 
Rocky points west of Madison. Local. 
249. L. scariosa, Willd. 
Along railroads and on dry wild land; everywhere.. 
Solidago, L. Golden-rod. 
250. S. latifolia , L. 
Woods and copses. Very common. 
251. S. stricta , Ait. 
Not uncommon in low moist places. 
252. S. speciosa, Nutt. 
Growing in rich copses. Rather common. 
253. S. ulmifolia , Muhl. 
Borders of open woods. Very common in some lo 
calities. 
254. S. Missouriensis, Nutt. 
Not rare in all dry open land. 
255. S. serotina, Ait. 
Common throughout the region; passing by all 
grades of variation into the next. 
256. S. serotina , Ait. var. gigantea, Gray. 
With the species. No less common. 
257. S. Canadensis , L. 
Very common everywhere. 
258. S. nemoralis , Ait. 
On rocky and gravelly soil. Common. 
