1 66 FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT, 
in the absence of percentage figures there would be nothing to indi¬ 
cate the relative abundance of the commonest shrub, saw-palmetto, 
and the commonest herb, wire-grass. The names of shrubs are pre¬ 
ceded by S. 
TREES. 
Pinus palustris, 4, 6, 12 
Quercus Catesbaei 
Quercus cinerea 
Long-leaf 
pine 
Black-jack 
oak* 
Turkey oakf 
Quercus geminata, 2-4, 6, 7 
Quercus Margaretta 
Quercus falcata, 6, 8 
Crataegus Michauxii? 6 
Hicoria alba? 6 
Live oak 
Post oak 
Red oak 
Red haw 
Hickory 
SHRUBS AND HERBS. 
Aristida stricta, 4, 6, 12 Wire-grass 
Kuhnistera pinnata (Summer 
farewell) 
Eriogonum tomentosum, 6 
Tillandsia usneoides, 2-4, Spanish moss 
6-11 
Eupatorium compositifoli- 
um Dog-fennel 
Chamaecrista sp. (Partridge 
pea) 
Carphephorus eorymbosus, 4 
S Serenoa serrulata, 2-4, 6-9 Saw-palmet¬ 
to 
Andropogon Virginicus Broom- 
sedge 
Actinospermum angustifolium 
Eupatorium aromaticum, 6 
Pterocaulon undulatum, 4 (Black-root) 
S Chrysobalanus oblongifolius, 6 
S Myrica pumila, 4, 6 Myrtle 
Croton argyranthemus 
Pteridium aquilinum, 4, 6, 
8 (A fern) 
Sericocarpus bifoliatus, 6 
Stillingia sylvatica (Queen’s de¬ 
light) 
S Asimina speciosa 
S Vaccinium nitidum, 1-4, 7 
Psoralea canescens 
S Ceanothus microphyllus 
Galactia mollis? 
Cyperus Martindalei 
Heliantlius Radula 
Mesadenia Floridana, 6 
Berlandiera subacaulis, 6 
Stylosanthes biflora 
Elephantopus nudatus? 4 
Sporobolus gracilis 
Aeschynomene viscidula 
Piriqueta Caroliniana 
Cracca chrysophylla 
S Diospyros Virginiana, 9 
S Cholisma ferruginea, 2, 3, 
Pawpaw 
Huckleberry 
(A sedge) 
(Sunflower) 
(A grass) 
Persimmon 
7, 9 
S Rhus Toxicodendron 
S Polycodium caesium 
Chrysopsis graminifolia 
Chapmania Floridana 
Helianthella 
Silphium compositum 
Calophanes oblongifolia 
Stenophyllus Warei 
Andropogon Elliottii? 
Vernonia angustifolia 
Meibomia rigida 
Dolicholus simplicifolius 
Psoralea Lupinellus 
S Rhus copallina, 6 
S Phoradendron flavescens, 
2 , 6-8 
Lygodesmia aphylla 
Chrysopsis gossypina 
Eupatorium album 
Polygala grandiflora 
Cenchrus incertus? 
Schoenocaulon gracile 
Stenophyllus ciliatifolius 
S Asimina angustifolia 
Solidago odora 
Gaillardia lanceolata 
Cnidoscolus stimulosus 
Poison oak 
Gooseberry 
(A sedge) 
Broom- 
sedge 
(Ironweed) 
(Beggar-lice) 
(Dollar-weed) 
Sumac 
Mistletoe 
Sand-spur 
(A sedge) 
Pawpaw 
Goldenrod 
Stinging 
nettle 
Breweria humistrata 
Laciniaria gracilis? 
Asclepias verticillata 
Houstonia rotundifolia, 4, 
Opuntia vulgaris, 7 
S Ceratiola ericoides, 2 3 
Laciniaria tenuifolia 
Trilisa odoratissima, 4 
Thysanella fimbriata 
Rhynchospora Grayii 
Galium pilosum? 
Dasysloma pectinata 
Cracca spicata? 
Gaura Michauxii 
(Milkweed) 
6 , 8 
Pr'ckly pear 
Rosemary 
Deer-tongue 
(A sedge) 
*In Georgia this is often called turkey oak or forked-leaf black-jack, to 
distinguish it from the ordinary or round-leaf black-jack, Q. Marylandica, which 
is commoner there. 
tAlso called upland willow oak or narrow-leaf black-jack farther north. 
