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Professor of Botany, Missouri State University, 
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jo BY. MAPRACY, 


JEFFERSON CITY: 
TRIBUNE PRINIING COMPANY, STATE PRINTERS AND BINDERS. 
1886. 


CATALOGU FE: 


OF THE 


Sie AANOGAMOUS 


VASCULAR CRYPTOGAMOUS PLANTS 


MTtSSOU RL. 


Beso MO THACY, 
Professor of Botany, Missouri State University, 


CoLtumpBia, Mo. 


JEFFERSON CITY: 
TRIBUNE PRINIING COMPANY, STATE PRINTERS AND BINDERS, 
1886. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


By 8: M. Tracey. 
State University, Colwmbia, Mo. 


The following catalogue is, I believe, the first publication of any 
list of the plants of the State, excepting a “ Partial Catalogue of the 
Plants of Illinois and Missouri,” published by Mr. Geyer about 1842 
which has long been out of print. The present catalogue was com- 
menced more than five years ago, but the press of other important 
work has prevented its earlier publication. Even now there are doubt- 
less many species which are not included as there are some sections of 
the State which I have been unable to visit, and from which I have 
found it impossible to obtain lists. The counties along the central 
part of the Southern boundary, and the extreme Northern and North- 
eastern portions of the State have not yet been carefully studied. 

The sources from which this catalogue has been made are; the 
herbarium of the State University which includes valuable collections 
made by the State Geological Survey, Prof. Swallow, Dr. Pech of 
Louisiana, Mr. Geyer and Dr. Engelmann of St. Louis and others; the 
“Flora of Jackson County ” and extensive notes from Frank Bush of 
Independence; notes and specimens from Prof. G. C. Broadhead of 
Pleasant Hill, Geo. W. Letterman of Allenton; Mrs. McCluney of Se- 
dalia, and many others. Iam indebted to Prof. Trelease of Washing- 
ton University for access to the Riehl collection of Missouri plants, and 
to Mr. B. T. Galloway of Columbia, who has done the entire work of 
preparing the list of grasses, and has furnished notes upon many other 
plants. Free use has been made of the various published works of Dr. 
Gray, and the government reports of King and Wheeler. During the 
past twelve years I have visited many parts of the State, and have pre- 
served a careful record of plants uvbserved in the different localities. 
Nearly every plant named in the catalogue has been carefully exam- 
ined by myself, and doubtful specimens have been referred to Dr. | 
Gray, Vasey or other recognized authorities for verification. I have 


4 FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


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endeavored to make the list accurate and have not included species of 
whose presence here [ was not fully satisfied. 

The arrangement of the catalogue is made to conform to that of 
Bentham and Hooker, and the nomenclature to that of ““Gray’s Flora 
of North America,” and “‘Gray’s Manual” fifth edition. In giving 
localities I have, in most cases given the names of the counties where 
found, followed by the names of the person who collected the specimen 
now in the University herbarium, or reporting its presence. The cata- 
logue contains the names of 123 orders with 1786 species and varieties. 

From the present incomplete list it will readily be seen that the 
State has four well defined botanical regions. First, river bottom 
lands extending along the entire length of the State on the East and 
through its central portion along the Missouri river, and its larger trib- 
utaries. Second, the swamp region of the Southeast. Third, the Ozark 
region, including the hilly and broken country which covers a large 
portion of the State South of. the Missouri river. Fourth, the prairie 
region which includes a large portion of the State North of the Missouri 
river, together with the Northwestern portion of the part of the State 
South of the Missouri river. In the extreme Northwest, the flora as- 
sumes a character much resembling that which is typical of the West- 
ern plains. The constantly changing character of the flora of a newly 
settled country, makes it practically impossible to make a list which 
is complete in all its details, as new plants are yearly introduced, or 
are found in new localities driving out the earlier forms and producing 
constant changes. When the State was organized our hills and prairies 
produced an abundant growth of buffalo grass which soon gave place 
to the blue joint which is, in turn being driven out by the more yvalu- 
able blue-grass. With cultivation came purslane, dandelion, lambs- 
quarter and hosts of other troublesome weeds from the East, and 
within the last ten years the prickly solanum has immigrated from the 
far West and now seems perfectly at home in the streets of St. Louis. 

It is earnestly desired that the catalogue be made as complete as 
possible, and to this end botanists and all others are requested to send 
notes and specimens of plants not named in the present catalogue, or 
from new localities. All such specimens will be placed in the Uni- 
versity herbarium, and duly acknowledged in future editions of the 
catalogue. 

DecEMBER 31, 1885. 


10. 


11. 


CATALOGU E. 


RANUNCULACEA. 
Crowfoot Family. 
Clematis Fremonti, Watson. Virgin’s Bower. 
_ Franklin, Jefferson, Washington, (Letterman), St. Louis, 
(Eggert). 7 


Pitcheri, Torr & Gray. 
Bates and Jackson, (Bush), Boone, (Tracy), Harrison and 
Livingston, (Broadhead), Iron, (Galloway). 
Viorna, L. Leather Flower. 
Cass and Greene, (Broadhead), Greene, (Shepard). 
Virginiana, L. 
Boone, (Tracy), Cole ani Eastward, (Broadhead), Missis- 
sippi, (Galloway), Pike, (Pech). 


Thalictrum anemonoides, Michx. Meadow Rue. 

Boone, (Tracy), Greene, (Shepard), St. Louis, (Geyer and 
Kellogg). 

Cornuti, L. Tall Meadow Rue. 


Boone, (Galloway.) Cass, (Engelmann.) Lincoln and Linn, 
(Broadhead), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


dioicum, L. : Early Meadow Rue. 
Iron, (Broadhead ). 


purpurascens, L. Purple Meadow Rue. 
Greene, (Shepard), Jackson, (Bush), Miller, (Winick), 
Pike, (Pech). 
Anemone acutiloba, DC. Wind Flower. 
Jefferson and St. Louis, (Letterman,) Stone, (Shepard). 
cylindrica, Gray. Long-fruited Anemone. 
Greene, (Shepard), Mercer, (Broadhead). 


decapetala, L. . Carolina Anemone. 
Bates, Cass and Vernon and in Western Mo. only, (Broad- 
head), Greene, (Shepard), Rare in Jackson, (Bush). 


12. 


13. 


14. 


15. 


16. 


i. 


18. 


19. 


20. 


21. 


22. 


23. 


24. 


25. 


26. 


27. 


28. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


dichotoma, L. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
Hepatica, L. Liver-leaf. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Kallogg and Murtfeldt), Central 
and Eastern Missouri, (Broadhead). 


nemorosa, L. Wind Flower, 
Boone, (Tracy), Howardand Knox, (Broadhead), St. Louis, 

(Murtfeldt). ‘ 

parviflora, Michx. Small-flowered Anemone. — 
Knox and along Mo. river, (Broadhead). 

patens, L., var. Nuttalliana, Gray. Pasque Flower. 

St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
Virginiana, L. Virginian Anemone. 


Boone, (Gailoway), Cole, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), 
Pike, (Pech) St. Louis, (Reihl). 


Pennsylvanica, L. Pennsylvanian Anemone. 
Boone, (Tracy), Warren, (Broadhead). 
Myosurus minimus, L. Mouse-tail. 
Jackson, (Bush), Miller, (Winick), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, 
(Murtfeldt). 
Ranunculus abortivus, L. Small-flowered Crowfoot. 
Common. 


var. micranthus, Gray. , 
Boone, (Galloway), Benton, (Swallow), Jackson, (Bush), 
Miller, (Winick) St. Louis, (Geyer). 
acrzs, L.. Buttercup. 
Chariton, (Swallow). 
aquatilis, L., var. tricophyllus, Chaix. Water Crowfoot. 
Adair, Jasper, St. Charles and Western .Mo., (Broadhead), 
Pike, (Pech). 
var. stagnatilis, DC. 
Little Blue river, Jackson, (Bush). 


fascicularis, Muhl. Early Crowfoot. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Geyer). 
multifidus, Pursh. Yellow Water Crowfoot, 


Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 


muricatus, L., 
Miller, (Winick). 


Pennsylvanicus, L. Bristly Crowfoot 
St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


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29. 


30. 


31. 


32. 


33. 


4. 


35. 


36. 


37. 


38. 


39. 


40. 


41, 


42, 


43. 


44. 


recurvatus, Poir. Hooked Crowfoot 

Boone, (fracy), Jackson, (Bush), Miller, (Winick), Pike, 
(Pech). 

repens, L. Creeping Crowfoot. 


Common everywhere. 
rhomboideus, Goldie. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
sceleratus, L. Cursed Crowfoot. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Hydrastis Canadensis, L. Yellow Puccoon. 
Rich woods throughout the State, but nowhere abundant. 
Isopyrum biternatum. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Jefferson and St. Louis, 
(Letterman), Wesiern Mo., (Broadhead). 
Aquilegia Canadensis, L. Columbine. 
Common everywhere—A white, flowering variety common 
in Jackson, and a yellow in Buchanan—( Broadhead). 


Delphinium azureum, Michx. Larkspur. 
Common everywhere—A white flowering variety in Jack- 
son—( Bush). 
exaltatum, Ait. Tall Larkspur. 
Lincoln, (Broadhead), Miller, (Winick). 
tricorne, Michx. Dwarf Larkspur. 
Common. 
Ajacis, L 
Adv. along railroads—Jackson, (Bush). 
Acta alba, Bigel. White Baneberry. 
Greene, (Shepard and Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
spicata, L., var. rubra, Mx. Red Baneberry. 
Boone, (Galloway), Iron, (Broadhead), Pike, (Pech). 
Cimicifuga racemosa, Ell. Black Snakeroot. 


Greene and Wright, (Bush), Iron and Wayne, ort nbaaae 
St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
Nigella Damascena, L. 
Becoming spontaneous in Jackson, (Bush). 


MAGNOLIACEA, 
Magnolia Family. 


Magnolia glauca, L. : Sweet Bay. 
Missouri, (Torr and Gray). 


A. R.—26 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


45. 


46, 


47. 


48. 


49, 


Liriodendron Tulipifera, L. Tulip Tree. 
Butler and Southeast Mo. (Letterman), Mississippi, (Gal- 
loway.) Not found north of Madison, (Broadhead). 


ANONACE A. 
Custard Apple Family. 


Asimina triloba, Dunal. Papaw. 
Common everywhere. 


MENISPERMACE A. 
Moonseed Family. 


Calycocarpum Lyoni, Nutt. Cupseed. 
St. Louis. (Shepard). } 
Cocculus Carolinus, DC. 
Barton, Cole, Vernon, (Broadhead). 
Menispermum Canadense, L. Moonseed. 
Common everywhere. 


BERBERIDACE A. 
Barberry Family. 


Caulophyllum thalictroides, Michx. Blue Cohosh. 
Green, (Shepard), Jefferson along the Meramec, (Lottoraiae 
Pike, (Pech). 
Podophyllum peltatum, L. May Apple. 
Common everywhere. 


NYMPHEACEHA. 

Water-Lily Family. 
Brasenia peltata, Pursh. W ater-Shield. 
Barton, (Broadhead), Perry, (Demetrio), Putnam, (Swallow). 
Nuphar advena, Ait. Yellow Pond-Lily. 


Barton, Iron and Western Mo. (Broadhead), Boone, (Tracy), 
Green, (Bush), 


‘Nympheea odorata, Ait. | White Pond-Lily. 


Barton, (Broadhead), Buchanan and Mississippi, (Gallo- 
way), Pike, (Pech). 


tuberosa, Paine. , 
St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


56. 


57. 


58. 


59. 


60. 


61. 


62. 


63. 


64. 


65. 


66. 


67. 


68. 


69. 


CATALOGUE. 


Nelumbium luteum, Willd. 


Chinquepin. 


Boone, St. Louis, (Tracy), Buchanan and Cass, (Broadhead), 
Pike, (Peck), Jackson, (Bush), Pettis, (McCluney). 


PAPAVERACEA. 
Poppy Family. 


Papaver somniterum, L. _ Common Poppy. 


Spontaneous about gardens. 
Argemone Mexicana, L. 


Prickly Poppy. 


Boone, (Galloway), Jackson, (Bush), Knox and Ralls, 


(Broadhead), Pike, (Pech). 
var. albiflora,;D.C.  - 
Jackson, (Bush). 


Stylophorum diphyllum, Nutt’ Celandine Poppy. 
Jefferson and St. Louis, (Letterman), St. Charles, (Broadhead.) 


Sanguinaria Canadensis, L. Bloodroot. 
Common everywhere. 
FUMARIACEA. 
Fumitory Family. 


Dicentra cucullaria, DOU. ; Dutchman’s Breeches. 


Common everywhere. 
Canadensis, DC. 
Boone, (Tracy ). 


Squirrel Corn. 


Corydalis aurea, Willd. Golden Corydalis. 
Boone, (Galloway), Cass, (Broadhead), Pike, (Pech), St. 


Louis, (Riehl1). 
var. occidentalis, Englm, 
Miller, (Winick). 
var. micrantha,:Englm. 
St. Louis. (Engelmann). 
erystallina, Englm. 


Cass, Livingston, Vernon, (Broadhead). 


flavula, Raf. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush). 


CRUCIFERA. 
Mustard Family. 


pee oom Armoracia, Fries. 
Common in old gardens. 


Horseradish. 


10 FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


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70. lacustre, Gray. Lake Cress. 
Greene, (Shepard), Pike, (Pech). 
a1. limosum, Nutt. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
72. obtusum, Nutt. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
73. officinale, R. Br. True Water Cress. 
Adventive at Kansas City, (Bush). 
74. palustre, DC. Marsh Cress. 


Greene, (Shepard), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech), St. 
Louis, (Riehl). 


75. var. hispidum, F. & M. 
Jackson, rare. (Bush). 
76. sessiliflorum, Nutt. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
dA. sinuatum, Nutt. 
Along rivers in woods. Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, 
(Murtfeldt). 
78. sylvestre, R. Br. Yellow Cress. 
Pike, (Pech). 
79. Barbarea vulgaris, R Br. Winter Cress. 
Pike, (Pech.) 
80. Arabis Canadensis L. | Sickle Pod. 
Common. 
81. dentata, Torr. & Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
82. hesperidoides, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush). Pike, (Pech). 
83. hirsuta, Scop. 
Boone, (Tracy), Pike, (Pech). 
84. leevigata, DC. 
Boone, (Tracy). 
85. Ludoviciana, Meyer. 
St. Louis, (Riehl & Murtfeldt). 
86, lyrata, L. 
Jefferson, (Letterman.) 
87. patens. Sulliv. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
88. Cardamine hirsuta, L. Small Bitter Cress. 


Boone, (Tracy), Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, 
(Pech), St. Louis (Geyer). 
89. —var. sylvatica, Gray. 
_ Jackson, (Bush). 


90 


91. 


92. 


93. 


94.. 


95. 


96. 


97. 


98. 


99. 


100. 


101. 


102. 


103. 


Ot. 


105. 


106. 


107. 


108. 


CATALOGUE. 11 


rhomboidea, DC. , Spring Cress. 
Boone, (Tracy), Cass and Polk, (Broadhead), Pike, 
(Pech), St. Louis, (Riehl). 
rotundifolia, Michx. Mountain Water Cress. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
Dentaria laciniata, Muhl. Pepperwort. 
Common. 
multifida, Muhl. 
Knox, (Broadhead ) 
Leavenworthia aurea, Torr. 
‘** Missouri,” (F. L. Harvey.) 
Michauxii, Torr. 
‘St. Louis and Franklin (Letterman). 
Silene aurea, Nutt. 


Greene, (Shepard). 
Vesicaria Shortii, Torr. & Gray. Biadderpod. 
Greene, (Broadhead). 
Draba brachycarpa, Nutt. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Geyer). 
OCaroliniana, Walt. 
Boone, (Tracy), Oass, (Broadhead), Clay, (Bush), St. 
Louis, (Geyer & Letterman). . 
var. micrantha, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
cuneifolia, Nutt. 
Boone, (Tracy), Greene, (Shepard), St. Louis, ( Letter- 
man). 
nemorosa, L. 
Lewis, (Egeling). 
verna, L. : Whitlow Grass. 
Boone, (Galloway). 


Hesperis matronalis, L. 
Nat. in Boone (Tracy). 


Sisymbrium canescens, Nutt. Tansy Mustard. 
Benton, (Swallow), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, 
(Geyer & Murtfeldt). 


ofticunale. Scop. Hedge Mustard. 
Common. 
Thaliana, Gaud. Mouse-ear Cress. 
Boone, (Tracy). 
Erysimum asperum, DC. , Western Wall-flower. 


(Torrey and Gray.) 


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110. 


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112. 


115. 


114. 


115. 


116. 


8 of 
118. 


119, 


120. 


121. 


122. 


123? 


124. 


125. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


var. Arkansanum, Nutt. = 
Franklin, Jefferson, St. Louis. (Letterman). 
cheiranthoides, L. Wormseed Mustard. 
(Torrey and Gray.) 
Thelypodium pinnatifidum, Watson. 
Jackson, (Bush). 


Camelina sativa, Crantz. False Flax. 
Cass, (Broadhead). 
Brassica alba, Gray. White Mustard. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). . 
Campestris, L. . Charlock. 
Jackson, 2n old “elds, (Bush). 
nigra, Gray. Black Mustard. 
Common everywhere. 
rapa, L. 
Jackson, 27 old felds, (Bush). 
Capsella Bursa-pastoris, Moench. Shepherd’s Purse. 


Common everywhere. 
Lepidium intermedium, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
ruderale, L. 
Jackson, (Bush), Miller, (Winick), St. Louis, (Torrey 
and Gray). 
Virginicum. Wild Pepper-grass. 
Boone, (Tracy), Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), © 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Geyer). 


Thlaspi arvense, L. Pennycress, 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Raphanus Raphanistrum, L. | Wild Radish. 


Polk, (Broadhead). 


CAPPARIDACEA. 


Caper Family. 


Cleome integrifolia, Torrey and Gray. 
Clay, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush). 
pungens, Willd. 
—§Pettis. (McCluny,) 
Polanisia graveolens, Raf. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


126. 
127. 


128. 


129. 


130. 


131. 
132. 
133. 
134. 
135. _ 
136. 
137. 
138. 
139. 
140. 


‘141.. 


CATALOGUE. 13 


9 CISTACEA, 
Rock-Rose Family. 


Helianthemum Canadense, Michx. Frost-weed. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Greene, (Shepard), Pike, (Pech). 
Lechea major, Michx. Pin- weed. 


Greene, (Shepard). 
minor, Lam. 
Greene, (Shepard), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Riehl), 
Southwest Missouri, (Broadhead). 
tenuifolia, Mx. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
thymifolia, Pursh. 
Pike, (Pech). 


VIOLACE 4. 
Violet Family. 


Viola blanda, Willd. White Violet. 


Boone, (Tracy). 
Canadensis, L. 
Pike, (Pech). 


canina, L. var. sylvestris, Reg. Early Blue Violet. 
Greene and Knox, (Broadhead), Pike, (Pech). 
cucullata, Ait. Blue Violet. 


Common everywhere. 
var. cordata, Gray. 
Boone, (Tracy) Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Geyer). 
var. palmata, Gray. 
Common every where. 
delphinifolia, Nutt. 
Common everywhere. 
hastata, Michx. 
Pike, (Pech), Boone, (Galloway). 
lanceolata, L. 
Livingston, (Broadhead). 
pedata, L. _  Bird’s-foot Violet. 
Common everywhere. 
var. bicolor. 
Boone, (Tracy), Greene, (Shepard), St. Charles, 
(Broadhead), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


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142. 


143. 


144. 


145. 


146. 


147. 


148, 


149. 


150. 


151. 


152. 


153. 


154, 


155. 


156. 


157. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


primuleefolia, L. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Tracy). 
pubescens, Ait. 
Common everywhere. 
rostrata, Pursh. § | 
Miller, (Winick). 
rotundifolia, Michx. Round-Leaved Violet. 
Boone, (Tracy). 
sagittata, Ait. Arrow-leaved Violet. 
Common everywhere. 
striata, Ait. 
Common everywhere. 
tricolor, L. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Pike (Pech), escaped. 
var. arvensis. 
. Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
Ionidium concolor, Benth. & Hook. Green Violet. 
. Common in rich woods. 


POLYGALACE.. 
© Milkwort Family. 


Polygala ambigua, Nutt. Milkwort. 
Jackson, nat common, (Bush). 
incarnata, L. 
Cass, (Broadhead,) Greene, (Shepard), Jackson, (Bush), 
- Pettis, (McCluny.) 
Nuttallii, Torr. & Gray. 
S. W. Missouri, (Broadhead). 
sanguinea, L. 
Greene, (Bush & Shepard). 
Senega, L. Seneca Snake Root. 
Boone, (Tracy), Greene, (Shepard). 
verticillata, L. 
Boone,.(Galioway ), Greene, (Shepard, ) Jackson HEH 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Riehl). 


CARYOPHYLLACEA. 
Pink Family. 


Saponaria oficinalis, L. Bouncing Bet. 
Common about old gardens. 


CATALOGUE. 15 


158. Silene antirrhina, L. Sleepy Catchfly. 


Jackson, (Bush), Miller, (Winick), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, 
(Rieh]). 
159. noctiftora, L. Night-flowering Catchfly. 
St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
160. regia, Sims. Roya] Catchfly. 
~ Common in Southern Missouri. 
161. stellata. Ait. Starry Campion. 
| Common everywhere. 
162, Virginica, L. | Fire Pink. 
Butler, (Letterman), Iron, (Broadhead), St. Louis, 
| (Riehl). 
163. Lyehnis Githago, Lam. . Corn Cockle. 
Common in wheat fields. 
164. Cerastium arvense, L. Field Chickweed. 
Miller, (Winick). 
165. nutans, Raf. 
Common everywhere. 
166. oblongifolium, Torr. 
Boone, (Tracy). 
167. _ viscosum, L. Large Chickweed. 


Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, ¢Pech), St. 
Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


168. vulgatum, L. Mouse-ear Chickweed. 
Pike, (Pech). 
169. Stellaria media, Smith. Common Chickweed’ 
Boone, (Tracy), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
170. longifolia, Muhl. Long-leaved Stitchwort. 
St. Louis, (Riehl). 
1704. borealis, Big. Northern Starwort. 
Boone, (Galloway). 
171. Arenaria lateriflora, L. Sandwort. 
Jackson, (Mann). 
172. Michauxii, Hook. 
Livingston, (Broadhead). 
173. patula, Michx. 
Jackson, (Bush), Washington, (Riehl). 
174. Pitcheri, Nutt. 
Common everywhere. 
175. squarrosa, Michx. | Pine-barren Sandwort. 


Jefferson, (Letterman). 


186. 


187. 


188. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


stricta, Michx. 
Greene, (Broadhead). 


Sagina procumbens, L. | Pearlwort. 
St. Louis, (Riehl. ) 
Spergula arvensis, L. Corn Spurrey. 
Boone, (Tracy.) 


PARONYCHIE. 


Paronychia dichotoma, Nutt. W hitlow-wort. 
Osage, (Broadhead.) | 
Anychia dichotoma, Michx. Forked Chickweed. 
Common. 
var, capillacea, Torr. 
Jackson, (Bush & Mann.) 


PORTULACACEA. 


Purslane Family. 


Portulaca oleracea, L. Purslane. 
Common in gardens. ; 
Talinum teretifolium, Pursh. 
Common south of Mo. River. 
Claytonia Caroliniana, Michx. 
Boone, (Tracy,) Greene, (Shepard.) : 
Virginica, L. Spring Beauty. 
Common everywhere. 


ELANTINACE. 
Waterwort Family. 


Elatine Americana, Arnott. W aterwort. 
(Watson, in King’s Fifth Report.) 


HY PERICACEH A. 


St. John’swort Family. 


Aseyrum COrux-Andree, L. St. Andrew’s Cross. 
Greene, (Shepard), | 
Hypericum adpressum, Barton. St. John’s-wort. © 


Jackson & Henry, (Bush). ‘St. Louis, (Kellogg). 


189. 


190. 


191. 


192. 


193. 


194. 


195. 


196. 


197. 


198. 


199. 


200. 


201. 


202. 


203. 


204. 


205. 


206. 


207. 


CATALOGUE. iG 


angulosum, Michx. 
' Mississippi, (Galloway). 
aureum, Bartram. 
Pike, (Pech). 
Canadense, L. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
corymbosum, Muhl. 


Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Miller, (Winich), Pettis, 


(McOluney), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
Drummondii, Torr & Gr. 


Greene, (Bush), St. Louis, (Riehl), S. W. Mo., (Broadhead). 


ellipticum, Hook. 
Pike, (Pech). 

graveolens, Buckl. 

Pike, (Broadhead). 
mutilum, L. 
Greene, (Shepard), Jackson. (Bush), Pike, (Pech), 
nudiflorum, Michx. 

Greene, (Shepard ). 
prolificum, L. Shrubby St. John’s-wort. 

Common. | 
pyramidatum, Ait. Great St. John’s-wort. 
Jackson—rare, (Bush). 


; Sarothra, Michx. Pine-weed. 
Greene, (Shepard), Iron & St. Louis, (Letterman). 


spheerocarpon, Michx. 


Barton, Cass & Pike, (Broadhead), Boone, (Galloway). 


MALVACEA. 
Mallow Family. 
Malva crispa, Gray. Curled Mallow. 
Jackson-escaped—(Bush). 
rotundtfolia, L. Common Mallow. 
Common everywhere. 

sylvestris, L. High Mallow. 
Jackson, (Bush), vfiller oe St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


Callirrhoe digitata, Nutt. 
Greene, (Letterman), Jasper & Pe atts: (Broadhead). 


involucrata, Gray. 
Jasper, (Letterman). 
triangulata, Gray. 
Mississippi, (Galloway). 


18 


208. 


209. 
210. 
211. 
212. 


213. 


214. 
215. 


216. 


217. 


218. 
219. 
220, 
221, 
222, 


223. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


Malvastrum angustum, Gray. False Mallow. . 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, 
(Letterman). 


Sida hispida. 
Oass, (Broadhead). 


spinosa, L. 
Common everywhere. 
Abutilon Avicenna, Gertn. Velvet Leaf, 
oe Common everywhere. 
Hibiscus grandiflorus, Michx. ~ Rose Mallow. 
St. Louis, (Letterman). 
militaris, Cav. Halberd Leaved Mallow. 


Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Pettis, (McCluney), 
Pike; (Pech), Mississippi, (Galloway). 
Moscheutos, L. Swamp Rose Mallow. 
Barton, (Broadhead), Mist Re (Galloway). 
Syriacus, L. Shrubby Althea. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Pettis, (McCluney). 
Trionum, L. Bladder Ketmia. 
Common everywhere. 


TILIACE 2. 
Linden Family. 


Tilia Americana, L. Basswood. 
Common everywhere. 


LINACEA. 
Flax Family. 


Linum Bootii.-Evglm. 
Cass, (Broadhead). 
perenne, L. 
(Watson, in King’s Fifth Report). 
rigidum, Pursh. 
‘‘ Missouri,” (Mrs. Liticoln’s Botany ). 
striatum, Walt. 
Pike, (Broadhead). 
sulcatum, Riddell. 
Jackson, (Bush), Maries, (Broadhead). 
usitatissimum, L. Common Flax. 
Occasionally escaped. 


235. 


236. 


237. 


CATALOGUE. 19 


Virginianum, L. 
Common. 
GERANIACA. 


Geranium Family. 


Geranium Carolinianum, L. Carolina Cranesbill. 
Common. 
dissectum, L. '  Cut-leaved Cranesbill. 
Pike (Pech). 
maculatum, L. Wild Cranesbill. 
Common. 
Robertianum, L. Herb Robert. 
Greene (Shepard). 
Floerkea proserpinacoides, Willd. False Mermaid. 
St. Charles (Egeling). 
Oxalis corniculata, L. Yellow Wood Sorrel. 
Pike (Pech). 
var. stricta, L. 
Common. 
violacea, L. Violet Wood Sorrel. 
Common. 
Impatiens fulva, Nutt. Spotted Touch-me-not. 
Common. 
pallida, Nutt. Pale Touch-me-not. 
Common. 
RUTACEA. 
Rue Family. 
Zanthoxylum Americanunm, Miil. Prickly Ash. 
Common. | 
Ptelea trifoliata, L. Hop Tree. 


Common, except in N. W., (Broadhead). 


SIMARUBEA. 


Ailanthus glandulosus, Desf. Tree of Heaven. 
Boone and St. Louis, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush). 


20 


238. 


239. 


240. 


241. 


242. 


343. 


244. 


245. 


246. 


247. 


248. 


249. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


AQUIFOLIACE 4. 
Holly Family. 


Tlex decidua, Walt. 
Common in Southern Mo. 


levigata, Gray. Smooth Winterberry. 
(Swallow). 

opaca, Ait. American Holly. 

Butler, (Letterman), Mississippi, (Galloway). 

verticillata, Gray. Black Alder. 


Boone, (Swallow), Lron, (Letterman), Mississippi, (Galloway), 
Pike, (Pech). 


CELASTRACE A. 
Stat-Tree Family. 
Euonymus Americanus, L. Strawberry Bush. 


Boone, (Tracy), Eastern Missouri, (Broadhead), Mississippi 
and New Madrid, (Galloway). 


atropurpureus, Jacq. W.aahoo. 
Common everywhere. 


Celastrus scandens, L. Climbing Bitter-sweet. 
Common everywhere. : 


RHAMNACEA.. | 
Buckthorn Family. 
Berchemia volubilis DC. _ Supple-jack. 
Butler, (Letterman), Stone, (Broadhead). : 
Rhamnus Caroliniana,; Walter. Buckthorn. 


Iron & St. Louis, (Letterman), Common S. E., (Broadhead). 
lanceolatus, Pursh. 
Boone, (Galloway), Jackson, (Bush), 3t. Louis, (Letterman) 
Western Missouri, (Broadhead). : 3 
Ceanothus Americanus, L. New Jersey Tea. 
Common everywhere. 
ovalis, Bigel. 
Northern and Western Missouri, (Broadhead). 


: CATALOGUE. 


21 


SE ——— — 


VITACEA. 
Grape Family. 


250. Vitis zstivalis, Michx. 


Rare West, common elsewhere. 


Summer Grape. 


Ashy Grape. 


Frost Grape. 


Frost Grape. 


251. “gale Torr. & Gray. 

Common Southeast. 
252. cinerea, Engelm. 

Common on river bottoms. 
253. cordifolia, Michx. 
Common. 

254. indivisa, Wild. 

Common Southward. 
955, palmata, Vahl. 

Banks of Mississippi above St. Louis, (Eggert.) 

256. riparia, Michx. 

Common everywhere. 
257. rupestris, Scheele. 


Sand Grape. 


Banks of the Missouri river Southward. 


258. vulpina, L. 


Muscadine. 


Montgomery, Maries and Southward, (Broadhead). 


259.' Ampelopsis quinquefolia, Michx. 
Common everywhere. 


SAPINDACEA. 
Soapberry Family. 


260. AEseulus flava, Ait. 
Common. 
261. glabra, Willd. 


Common, excepting ei wad. 


262. Pavia, L, 

S. E. Missouri, (Letterman). 
263. Ager dasycarpum, Ebrh. 

Common in low grounds. 
264. Pennsylvanicum, L. ag 
Iron, (Galloway). 

265. robrum, L. 

Callaway to S. E. Missouri. 


Virginia Creeper. 


Sweet Buckeye. 
Ohio Buckeye. 
Red Buckeye. 
Soft Maple. 
Striped Maple. 


Red Maple. 


268. 


269. 


270. 
271. 
272. 
273. 
O74. 
275. 
276. 


277. 


278. 
279. 
280. 
281. 


282. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


saccharinum, Wang. Sugar Maple. 
Common elsewhere but not found west of Nodaway river. 
var. nigrum, Gray. Black Maple. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), 
Negundo aceroides, Mceench, Box Elder. 
Common everywhere. 
Staphylea trifolia, L. Bladder-Nut. 
Common. 
ANACARDIACEA. 


Cashew Family. 


Rhus aromatica, Ait. Fragrant Sumach. 
Common everywhere except extreme Northwest. 
copallina, L. Dwarf Sumach, 


Common everywhere. 
cotinoides, Nutt. 
Mississippi, (Galloway), St. Louis, (Broadhead). 


glabra, L. Smooth Sumach, 
Common. 
Toxicodendron, L. Poison Sumach, 
Common. ( 


var. radicans, Torr. 
Jackson, (Bush), Miller, (Winick). 
typhina, L. Staghorn Sumach. 
Common. | 
venenata, DC. Poison Dogwood. 
Greene, (Shepard. 


LEGUMINOS&. 


Pulse Family. 


Baptisia alba, R. Br. Faise Indigo. 
Miller, (Winick), Sullivan, (Broadhead). 
australis, R. Br. Blue False Indigo. 


Benton, (Swallow), Greene, (Bush). 
leucantha, Torr. & Gray. 
- Common. 
leucopheza, Natt. 
Common. | . 
tinctoria, R. Br. Wild Indigo. 
Lewis, ( Egeling). 


283. 


284. 
285. 
286. 
287. 
3 288. 
289. 
290. 
291. 


292. 


293. 
294. 
295. 


296. 


297. 


298. 
299. 
300. 


301. 


CATALOGUE. a 


Crotalaria sagittalis, L. Rattlebox. 
Franklin & St. Louis, (Letterman), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, 
(Pech), common in S. W. Mo. (Broadhead). 


Lupinus perennis, L. ‘Wild Lupine. 
Mississippi, (Galloway), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
Medicago sativa, L. Lucerne. 
Spontaneous about old gardens. 
lupulina, L. 
Pettis, (McCluney). 
Melilotus alia, Lam. White Melilot. 
Common about old gardens. 
officinalis, Willd. Yellow Melilot. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Trifolinm arvense, L. Rabbit-foot Clover. 
Mississippi, (Galloway). 
pratense, L. Red Clover. 
Common everywhere. 
procumbens, L. Hop Clover. 
Boone, (Galloway). 
reflexum, L. Buffalo Clover 


Boone, (Tracy), Greene, (Shepard), Pike, (Pech), St. 
Louis, (Letterman). 
repens, L. White Clover. 
Common everywhere. 
stoloniferum, Muhl. Running Buffalo Clover. 
Common everywhere. ) 
Psoralea canescens, Michx. 
Pike, (Pech). 
esculenta, Pursh. 
Bates & Cass, raret-(Broadhead), Miller, (Winick), 
St. Louis, (Letterman). 
melilotoides, Michx. 
Bates, (Broadhead), Miller, (Winick), St. Louis, (Let- 
man). 
Onobrychis, Natt. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Letterman). 


tenuiflora, Pursh. 
Common. 
Amorpha canescens, Nutt. Lead Plant. 
Common everywhere. | 
fruticosa, L. False Indigo. 


Common everywhere. 
A R—27 


oll. 


312 


313. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


Dalea alopecuroides, Willd. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, along 
R. h., (Letterman). 
aurea, Nutt. 
On White River, (Nuttall). 
Petalostemon candidus, Michx. Prairie Clover. 
Common everywhere. ? 
villoaus, Nutt. 
Mississippi, (Broadhead). 
violaceus, Michx. 
Common everywhere. 


Tephrosia Virginiana, Pers. Goat’s Rue. 
Common everywhere. 
Wistaria frutescens, DC. Wistaria. 
Mississippi, (Swallow), Ray, (Broadhead). 
Robinia Pseudacacia, L. Black Locust. 
Common everywhere. , 
Astragalus Canadensis, L. Vetch. 
Common everywhere. 
caryocarpus, Ker. Ground Plum. 
Boone, (Tracy), common in Western Missouri, (Broad- 
head). 


distortus, Torr. & Gray. 

Franklin, (Letterman), Greene, (Shepard), Pettis, 

(McCluney), Ay ie Mo., (Broadhead). 

gracilis, Nutt. 

(Watson, in King’s Fifth Report). 
Mexicanus, A. DC. 

Commons everywhere. 
microlobus, Gray. 

(Watson, in King’s Fifth Report) 
Plattensis, Nutt. 

Greene, (Shepard). 

racemosus, Pursh. 


On White River, (Nuttall). 


Oxytropis Lamberti, Pursh. Loco. 
Atchison (Broadhead). 
Glycyrrhiza lepidota, Nutt. Wild Licorice. 
Platte & Vernon, (Bush), St. be (Letterman). 
ida diike eat 90 elatior, Swartz. | Pencil Flower. 


Common. 


—_ 


324. 


339. 


CATALOGUE. 25 


a 
a 


Desmodium acuminatum, DC. Tick-trefoil. 


Common. 
Canadense, DC. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
canescens, DC. | 
Boone, (Galloway), Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Mart- 
feldt). 
var villosissimum, T & G. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Drum- 
mond). 
ciliare, DC. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
cuspidatum, T. & Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
Dillenii, Darl. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
Illinoense, DC. 
Jackson, (Bush & Mann). 
levigatum. . 
Pettis, (McCluney). 
Marilandicum, Boott. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
nudiflorum, DC. 
Greene, (Shepard), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
paniculatum, DC. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
pauciflorum, DC. | 
Greene, (Shepard), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
rigidum, DC. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pettis, (McCluney), Pike, (Pech). 
rotundifolium, DC. 
Greene & Wright, (Bush). 
sessilifolium, Torr. & Gr. 
Oass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
tenuifolium, Torr. & Gr. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
viridiflorum, Beck. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Pike, (Pech). 


Lespedeza capitata, Michx.  - Bush Clover 


Common. 
hirta, Ell. 
Wright, (Bush). 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. ~ 


procumbens, Michx. 
Mississippi, (Galloway). 
repens, Torr. & Gray. 
Common. 
reticulata, Pers. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
var. angustifolia, Maxim. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
Stuvei, Nutt. 
Marion, (Broadhead). 
violacea, Pers. 
Common. 
var. divergens, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
var. angustifolia, Gray. 
Jackson & Wright, (Bush), 
Vicia Americana, Muhl. Vetch. 
Jackson, (Bash). 
Caroliniana, Walt. 
Boone, (Galloway), Greene, (Shepard), Iron, (Broad- 


heac ). 
Lathyrus maritimus, Big. Beach Pea. 
Pike, (Pech). 
palustris, L. Marsh Vetchling. 
Boone, (Tracy), Pike, (Pech), Ray, (Swallow). 
Clitoria Mariana, L. Butterfly Pea. 
Boone, (Galloway), Iron & Madison, (Broadhead). 
Amphicarpa monoica, Nutt. Hog Pea-nut. 


Cass & Jackson, (Broadhead), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, 
(Murtfeldt); alsu a white variety in Cass & Jack- 
son, (Broadhead). 


Apios tuberosa, Meench. Ground-nut. 
Common 
Phaseolus diversifolius, Pers. Wild Bean. 


Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
helvolus, L. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
pauciflorus, Benth. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


Gymuocladus Canadensis, Lam. Kentucky Coftee-tree. | 
Common every where. 


360. 


368. 


369. 


370. 


371. 


‘372. 


373, 


374, 


375. 


376. 


CATALOGUE. F7 


—_—————————— 


Gleditschia monosperma, Walt. Water- Locust. 
Howell, (Tracy), Mississippi & New Madrid, (Gallo- 
way), Wright, (Bush); mouth of Missouri & Mer- 

amec Rivers, (Letterman). 


triacanthos, L. Honey Locust. 
Common everywhere. 
Cassia Chamecrista, L. Partridge Pea. 
Common. 
Marilandica, L. Wild Senna. 
Common. 
nictitans, L. Wild Sensitive Plant. 


Greene, (Shepard), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt), 
Wright, (Bush). 
obtusifolia, L. 
St. Louis, (Riehl). 
Cercis Canadensis, L. Red-bud. 
Common everywhere. 
Desmanthus brachylobus, Benth. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech), St. 
Louis, (Letterman). 
Schrankia uncinata, Willd. Sensitive Briar 
Common everywhere. 


4 


ROSACEA. 

Rose Family. 
Prunus Americana, Marshall. Wild Plum. 

Common. 
Chicasa, Michx. Chickasaw Plum. 
Eastern, Central and Southern, but not in Northwest. 
Pennsylvanica, L. Wild Red Cherry. 
Adair, (Broadhead), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Murt- 
feldt). 
pumila, L. Dwarf Cherry. 
Missouri, (Torr. & Gray). 
serotina, Ehrh. Wild Black Cherry. 
Common Northwest. 

Virginiana, L. Choke Cherry. 


Common everywhere. 
umbellata, Ell. 
Miller, (Winick). 
Spirzea Aruncus, L Goat’s Beard. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Letterman), Wright, (Bush.) 


379. 


380. 


881. 


382. 
383. 
884. 
385. 
386. 
387. 
888. 
389. 
390. 
391. 
592. 
593. 
394. 


695. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


betulifolia, Pallas. 
Putnam, (Swallow). 


salicifolia, L. ~ Meadow Sweet. 
Boone, (Tracy), Greene, (Shepard), Jackson, (Bush). 
tomentosa, L. Steeple-Bush. 


Boone, (Tracy), Clark and Cooper, (Swallow), Harri- 
son, (Broadhead). Ae 
Neillia opulifolia, Benth & Hook, Nine- Bark. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Eastern and Southern 
Mo., (Broadhead). 7 
Gillenia stipulacea, Nutt. American Ipecac. 
Boone, (Tracy), Pike, (Pech), Common South of Mis- 
souri river. 


trifoliata, Moench. Bowman’s Root. 
St. Louis and Iron, (Letterman). 
Rubus Canadensis, L. Dewberry. 
- Common everywhere. 
cuneifolius, Pursh. Sand Blackberry. 
Pike, (Pech). 
occidentalis, L. — Black Raspberry. 
Common. 
strigosus, Michx. Red Raspberry. 
Common. 
trivialis, Michx. Low Bush Blackberry. 
Common. | 
villosus, Ait. High Blackberry. 
Common. 


var. frondosus, Torr. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Geum album, Gmelin. Avens. 
Common in dry woods. — 
macrophyllum, Willd. 
Nodaway, (Broadhead). 


rivale, L. Purple Avens. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Rieh!). 
triflorum, Pursh. Three-Flowered Avens. 


(Watson in King’s 5th Report. 
vernum, Torr. & Gray. 
Common in Southeast. 
Virginianum, L. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike (Pech), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


396. 
397. 


398. 


399. 
400. 
401. 
402. 
403. 
404. 
405. 
406. 
) 407. 
408. 
409. 
410. 
411. 
412, 
413. 
414, 


415. 


CATALOGUE. 29 


Fragaria vesca, L. Strawberry. 
| Greene, (Shepard). 
Virginiana, Khrh. Strawberry. 
Common. 


var. Illinoensis, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush), Miller, (Winick), St. Louis, (Murt- 
feldt), Pettis, (McCluney). 
Potentilla argentea, L. Silvery Cinque-foil. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
arguta, Pursb. 
(Torrey & Gray.) 
millegrana, Engelm. 
i Jackson, (Bush). } 
Canadensis, L. Five-finger. 
Common everywhere. 
var. simplex, T. & Gray. 
Boone, (Tracy), Greene, (Shepard). 
Norvegica, L. 
i Common. 
paradoxa, Nutt. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Letterman). 
rivalis, Nutt. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
var. pentandra, Watson. 
Jackson, (Bush). 


supina, L. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Riehl). 
Agrimonia Eupatoria, L. Agrimony. 
Common everywhere. 
parviflora, Ait. Small-flowered Agrimony. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt.) 
Rosa blanda, Ait. Early Wild Rose. 
Common. 
Carolina, L. Swamp Rose. 
Boone, (Tracy), Common South of the Missouri river. 


lucida, Ebrh. - Dwarf Wild Rose. 
Common everywhere. 
nitide, Wild. 
ee: Jackson, (Bush). 
rubiginosa, L. © Sweet Brier. 
Naturalized in Boone, (Tracy). 


30 


416. 


417. 


418. 
419. 
420. 


421. 


422. 
423. 
424, 
425. 
426. 
427. 


428, 
429. 


430. 
431. 
432, 


433. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


a—_— 


setigera, Michx. Climbing Rose. 
Common. Occasionally found with very double flowers. 
Pirus angustifolia, Ait. Narrow-leaved Orab- Apple. 
Jackson, (Bush), Mississippi, (Galloway), St. Louis, 
(Tracy). | 
arbutifolia, L. Choke-Berry. 
Holt, (Broadheaa). 
coronaria, L. Crab-Apple. 
Common everywhere. 
Cratzegus apiifolia, Michx. Hawthorn. 


Butler, (Letterman). 

arborescens, Ell. 

Mouth of Meramec river, (Letterman), St. Louis. 

(Engelmann), 
coccinea, L. Scarlet-Fruited Thorn. 
Common. 
var. viridis, T. & G. 
Miller, (Winick). 


cordata, Ait. Washington Thorn. 
Boone. (Tracy), St. Charles, (Broadhead). 
Crus-galli, L. Cockspur Thorn, 
Common. 
flava, Ait. - Summer Haw. 
Boone, (Tracy), Putnam, (Swallow). 
Oxyacantha, L. , English Hawthorn. 


Boone, (Tracy), Montgomery, (Broadhead). 
spathulata. Michx. 
Boone, (Tracy), Miller, (Winick), St. Charles, (Broad - 
head). 
subvillosa, Schrad. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Letter- 
man). 
tomentosa, L. Black Thorn. 
Common everywhere. 
var. pyrifolia, Gray. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush). 
var. punctata, Gray. , 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
Amelanchier Canadensis, Torr & Gray. 
Boone, (Tracy), Pike, (Pech). 
Common South of Missouri river, but rare North. 


434, 


435. 


436. 
437. 
438. 


439. 


440. 


441. 


442. 
443. 
444, 
445. 
446. 


447. 


448. 


449. 


CATALOGUE. 31 


var. alnifolia, Gray. 

Jackson, uae 
var. oblongifolia, Gray. 

Greene, (Shepard ). 


SAXIFRAGACEA. 
Saxitrage Family. 


Saxifraga Forbesii, Vasey. 
St. Louis, (Letterman). 


Mitella diphylla, L. Bishop’s Cap. 
Jefferson, (Letterman), St. Louis, (Kellogg). 
Heuchera Americana, L. Alum Root. 


Marion, (Broadhead). 
hispida, Pursh. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Greene, (Shepard), St. Charles, (Ege- 
ling). 
villosa, Michx. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, acts 
Hydrangea aborescens, L. Wild Hydrangea. 
Missouri River bluffs, (Broadhead), Pike, (Pech), St. 
Louis, (Tracy). 
radiata, Walt. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
Itea Virginica, L. 
Pike, (Swallow). 


Ribes aureum. Parsh. Missouri Currant. 
Common in rocky woodlands. 
Cynosbati, L. * Gooseberry. 


Boone, (Tracy), Gasconade, (Broadhead). 
gracile, Michx. 
“Tndependence Co.” (Nuttall). 
‘retundifolium, Michx. Gooseberry. 
Common everywhere. 


CRASSULACEA. 
Orpine Family. 
Sedum acre, L. _ Mossy Stone-crop. 
Gentry, (Broadhead). 


pulchellum, Michx. 
Common. 


32 


450. 
451. 


452. 


453. 


454. 


455. 


456. 


457. 


458. 


459. 


460. 


461. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


stenopetalum, Parsh. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
Torreyi, Don. | 
Southwest, (Broadhead). 
Penthorum sedoides, L. Ditch Stone-crop. 
Common in wet places. 


HAMAMELACEZ. 
Witch- Hazel Family. 


Hamamelis Virginica. | Witch-Hazel. 
Iron. (Letterman), Only Southeast, (Broadhea@). 
Liquidambar Styracifilua, L. Sweet Gum. 


Common Southeast. 


HALORAGEA. 


Water- Milfoil Family. 


Myriophyllum scabratum, Michx. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 


MELASTOMACE4E. 


Rhexia Mariana, L. ) Deer Grass. 
Mississippi, (Tracy). 
Virginica, L. 
St. Louis, (Gever). 


LYTHRACEAE. 
Loosestrife Family. 


Ammania humilis, Michx. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, - Pech). 
latifolia, L. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech), St. - 
Louis. (Murtfeldt). 
Didiplis linearis, Raf. 
Greene, (Bush). 
Cuphea viscosissima, Jacq. Clammy Cuphea. 
Cass and Jackson, (Broadhead), Miller, (Winick), Mis- 
sissippi, (Galloway), St. Louis, (Riehl). | 


462. 


463. 


464. 
465. 
466. 
467. 
468. 
469. 
470. 
471. 
472. 
473. 
474. 
475. 


476. 


477. 
478. 


479. 


CATALOGUE. oe 


Lythrum alatum, Pursh. Loosestrife. 


Common. 
Nesza verticillata, H. B. K. Swamp Loosestirfe. 
ONAGARACE. 


Evening Primrose Family. ' 


Epilobium angustifolium, L. Great Willow Herb. 
Pemiscot, (Swallow). 
coloratum, Muhl. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
Jussizea pilosa, H. B. K. 
St. Charles, (Egeling). 


Ludwigia alata, E11. False Loosestrife. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
alternifolia, L. Seed Box. 


Pike, (Pech), Common South of Mo. River. 
linearis, Walt. 
Pike, (Pech). 
palustris, Ell. Water Purslane. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Rieh]). 
polycarpa, Short & Peter. 
* Jackson, (Bush). 
CEnothera biennisy L. Evening Primrose. 
Common everywhere. 
var. grandiflora, Lindl. 
(Watson, in King’s 5th Report). 
fruticosa, var. linearis, Watson. Sundrops. 
Jefferson, (Tracy). 
glauca, Michx. 
Webster, (Swallow). 
linifolia, Nutt. 
Cass and Webster, (Broadhead), Franklin, (Letter- 
man). 
Missouriensis, Sims. | 
St. Louis and Ozark Mountain region. 
riparia, Nutt. 
Mississippi, (Galloway). 
serrulata, Nutt. 
Atchison & Vernon, (Broadhead). 


487. 


488. 


489. 


490. 


491. 


492. 


FLOR‘ OF MISSOURI 


sinuata, L. 
Clay & Jackson, (Bush), Pettis, (McOlnney), Pike, 
(Pech), Vernon, (Broadhead@). 
var. minima, Nutt. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
speciosa, Nutt. 
‘Cass & Jackson, (Broadhead). 
Gaura biennis, L. 
Common. 
filipes, Spach. 
Pettis, (McCluney). 
parviflora, Doug}. 
Jackson, (Bush). | 
Circaea Lutetiana, L. Enchanter’s Nightshade. 
Common. 


LOASACE/. 


Mentzelia oligosperma, Nutt. 
Not rare on dry plains. 


PASSIFLORACE AL. 


Passion Flower Family. 


Passiflora incarnata, L. ° Passion Flower. 
Mississippi, (fracy), Pemiscot, (Swallow). 
lutea, L. i 


Common from St. Louis South and West. 
CUCURBITACE. 
Gourd Family. 


Echinocystis lobata, Torr. & Gray. Wild Balsam Apple. 
Common. 

Sicyos angulatus, L. Star Cucumber. 
Common. 


CACTACEA. 
Cactus Family. 


Opuntia Missouriensis, DC. © Prickly Pear. 
Found occasionally, (Broadhead). 


493. 


494. 


495. 


496. 
497. 


498. 


499. 
500. 
501. 
502. 
503. 
504. 
505. 
506. 
507. 
508. 


509. 


CATALOGUE. 35 


Rafinesquii, Engelm. 
Greene, (Shepard), Jackson, (Bush). 
vulgaris, Mill. 
St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


FICOIDEA. 


Mollugo verticillata, L. Carpet Weed. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech), St. 
Louis, (Rieh}). 


UMBELLIFERZ. 
Parsley Family. 


Eryngium prostratum, Nutt. 
Butler, (Letterman). 


yuceetolium, Michx. Rattlesnake Weed, 
Common. 
Sanicula Canadensis, L. Black Snakeroot. 
Jackson, (Bash), Miller, (Winick), St. Louis, (Murt- 
feldt). 
Marilandica, L. - 
Common. 
Erigenia bulbosa, Nutt. Harbinger of Spring. 
Common in woodlands. | 
Bupleurum rotundifolium, L. Through-wax. 
Southwest, (Broadhead). 
Cicuta maculata, L. Musquash; Root. 
Common. 
Sium cicutefolium, Gmel. Water Parsnip. 


Oazs, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Mann), Pike, (Pech). 
Pimpinella integerrima, DC. 


~ Common. 
Cryptotzenia Canadensis, DC. Honewort. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
Osmorrhiza brevistylis, D. C. Hairy Sweet Sicily. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Letterman). 
longistylis, DC. Smooth Sweet Sicily. 
Common in rich woods. 
Chzrophyllum procumbens, Lam. Chervil. 
Common. 


Teinturieri, Hook. & Arn. 
Jackson, (Bush). 


26 


510. 


511. 


512. 


513. 


514, 


515. 


516. 


517. 


518, 


519. 


520. 


521. 


522. 


523. 


524. 


525. 


526. 


527. 


528. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


Discopleura Nuttallii, DC. Mock Bishop- weed. 
Common everywhere. 
Ligusticum actzifolium, Michx. Bic: Angelico. 
St. Louis, (Letterman). 
Thaspium aureum, Nutt. | Meadow Parsnip. 
Common. : 


barbinode, Nutt. 
Boone, (Tracy), Cass, (Broadhead), Greene, (Shepard). 
trifoliatum, Gray. 
Johnson and Madison, (Broadhead). 
var. atropurpureum, T. & Gray. 
Jackson, (Bash). 


Angelica Curtisii, Buckl. Angelica. 
Pike, (Pech). 
Archangelica atropurpurea, Hoffm. Great Angelica. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Gmelini, DC. 


Pike, (Pech). 
hirsuta, Torr & Gray. 
Greene, (Shepard), Iron, (Letterman). 
Peucedanum fceniculaceum, Nutt. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush). 


Archemora rigida, D. C. Cowbane. 
\Greene, (Shepard). | 
Heracleum lJanatum, Michx. Cow-Parsnip. 


Cass, Clinton and Linn, (Broadhead). 
Polytznia Nuttallii, DC. 
Jackson, (Bush). 


Conioselenium Canadense, T. & G. Hemlock Parsley. 
Boone, (Tracy), Sullivan, (Broadhead). | 

Daucus Carota, L. Carrot. 
Occasionally persistent in old fields. 

Pastinaca sativa, L. Parsnip. 


Occasionally naturalized. 


ARALIACEA. 


Ginseng Family. 


Aralia nudicaulis, L. ~ Wild Sarsaparilla. 
Boone, (Tracy), Pike, (Pech). 
quinquefolia, Gray. Ginseng. 


Common in rich woodlands. 


529. 


530. 


539. 


540. 


541. 


542, 


543. 


CATALOGUE. 5 | 


racemosa, L. Spikenard. 
Iron, (Broadhead), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Letterman.) 
spinosa, L. / Hercules’ Club. 


Becoming common South. 


CORNACE At. 
Dogwood Family. 


Cornus asperifolia, Michx. Rough-leaved Dogwood. 
Common. 
circinata, L’ Her. Round-leaved Dogwood. 
Bluffs of Miss. and Mo. Rivers in Eastern part of 
‘State. 
florida, L Flowering Dogwood. 
Common, except Northwest. 
paniculata, L’Her. Panicled Cornel. 
Common. . 
sericea, L. Kinnikinnick. 
, Common. 
stolonifera, Michx. Red-osier Dogwood. 
Johnson, (Bu:h), Mississippi, (Galloway). 
Nyssa multiflora, Wang. Sour Gum, 
Common South. 
uniflora, Walt. Large Tupelo. 


Common Southeast. 


CAPRIFOLIACE/E. 


Honeysuckle Family. 


Sambucus Canadensis, L. Common Elder. 
Common every where. 
Viburnum dentatum. L. Arrow wood. 
Common. 

lantanoides, Michx. Hobble-bush. 
Madison, (Broadhead), St. Louis, (Tracy). 

Lentago, L. Sheep-berry. 

Jackson, Greene, (Bush), Miller, (Winick), St. Louis, 

(Letterman). 
Opulus, L. Cranberry-tree. 


St. Louis, (Murtfeld'). 


554. 


555. 


556. 


557. 


558. 


559. 


560. 


id 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


prunifolium, L. | Black Haw. 
Not found west of Gentry and Buchan (Broad- 
head), common Eastward. 


Triosteum perfoliatum, L. | Fever-wort. 
Common. 7 
angustifolium, L. Narrow-leaved Fever- wort. 
Miller, (Winick). et 
Smyphoricarpus yulgaris, Michx. Buck-bush. 
Common everywhere. 
Lonicera flava, Sims. Yellow Honeysuckle. 
Common. 


glauca, Hill. 
Buehanan, (Broadhead), Faoesew (Bush). 


grata, Ait. American Woodbine. 
Daviess, (Broadhead). 
hirsuta, Katon. Hairy Honeysuckle. 
Ralls, (Broadhead). | 
parviflora, Lam. Small Honeysuckle. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, Pech), Ralls, (Broadhead). - 
sempervirens, Ait. ‘Trumpet Honeysuckle. 


Jackson, (Bush). 


RUBIACEA. 
Madder Family. 


Houstonia angustifolia, Michx. 
Bates, Butler, (Broadhead), Wright, (Bush). 


czerulea, L. Bluets. | 
Olay, (Broadhead). 
minima, Beck. Small Bluets. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Geyer). 
purpurea, L. Purple Bluets. 


St. Louis, (Riehl), common Southwest, (Bzoad head). 

var. ciliolata, Gray. 
Greene, (Shepard). 

var. longifolia, Gray. 

Laclede, (Broadhead), (Miller, (Winick), St. Louis, 

(Geyer). 
var. tenuifolia, Gray. 
St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


CATALOGUE. 39 


Oldenlandia glomerata, Michx. 
Greene, (Shepard), Pike, (Pech). 


Cephalanthus occidentalis, L. Button Bush. 
Common along streams. 
Diodia Virginana, L. Button Weed. 


Mississippi, (Galloway). 
teres, Wait. 
Common Southward. 


Galium Aparine, L. Goose Grass. 
Common everywhere. 
asprellum, Michx. Rough Bedstraw. 


Cass, (Broadhead), St. Louis, (Riehl). 
Arkansanum, Gray. 
(Engelmann). 
circeezans, Michx. Wild Licorice. 
Boone. (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, Saas 
concinnum, |’. & Gray. 
Common. 
latifolinm, Michx. 
Boone, (Tracy,) Greene, (Bush). 
pilosum, Ait. 
Pike, (Pech). 


trifidum, L. Small Bedstraw. 
Oass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Riehl). 
triflorum, Michx. Sweet-scented Bedstraw. 


Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
virgatum, Nutt. 
Iron, Jefferson, St. Louis, Washington, (Letterman). 


VALERIANACEA, 
Valeriana pauciflora, Michx. Valerian. 
(Gray in Flora of N. A.) 
Valerianella radiata, Michx. Corn Salad. 


Bates (Broadhead), Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush). 
stenocarpe, Krok. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
chenopodifolia, DC. 
Boone, (Galloway). 


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579. 


580. 


581. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


DIPSACE. 
Teasel Family. 
Dipsacus sylvestris, Mill. Wild Teasel. 
Franklin, St. Louis, (Letterman), Greene, (Shepard). 
COMPOSITA. 
Suntlower Family. 
Elephantopus Carolinianus, Willd...” Elephant’s Foot. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech), St. 
Louis, (Letterman). 
Vernonia Arkansana, DC. lronweed. 
Common southward. 
altissima, Nutt. 
Cass, Pettis, (Broadhead), Jackson, ( Bush) 
Baldwinii, Torr. 
- Eastern Mo., (Gray). 
fasciculata, Michx. 
Jackson, (Bush), Fike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
Noveboracensis, Willd. 
Common. 
var, latifolia, Gray, 
Greene and Jackson, (Bush). 
Eupatorium ageratoides, L. White Snake-root. 
Common. 
altissimum, L. | 
Common. 
aromaticum L. 
Jackson, rare, (Bush), Pettis, (McCluney). 
coelestinum, L. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Tracy), Southern Mo., (Broad - 
head). 
pertfoliatum, L. Thoroughwort. 
Common every where. 
var. cuneatum, Eng. 
Eastern Mo., (Engelmann). ‘ 
purpureun, L. Joe Pye Weed. 


Common. 


594. 


595. 


596. 


CATALOGUE. 41 


——— 


serotinum, Michx. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pettis, (McCluney), Pike, (Pech), 
St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
sessilifolium, L. Upland Boneset. 
Boone, (Galloway), Wright, (Bush). 
Kuhnia eupatorioides, L. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech), St. 
Francois, (Galloway). 
Liatris cylindracea, Michx. , Blazing Star. 
Common. 
elegans, Willd. 
Boone, (Galloway), Nodaway, Pike, Ralls, (Broadhead). 
graminifolia, Pursh. var. dubia, Gray. 
Pike, (Pech). 
punctata, Hook. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
pycnostachya. Michx. 
Audrain, (Tracy), Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush). 
Pettis, (McCluney), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
seariosa, Willd. 
Common everywhere. 
spicata, Willd. 
Jackson, (Mann). 
squarrosa, Willd. 
Common. 
Aphiacbyris dracunculoides, Nutt. 
Common Westward, (Broadhead). 
Grindelia lanceolata, Nutt. 
Wright, (Bush). 
squarrosa, Dunal. 
In a few Southwestern counties. 
var. nuda, Gray. 
St. Louis, (Gray in Flora of N. A). 
Aplopappus ciliatus, DC. 
(Gray in Flora of N. A). 
Solidago bicolor, L. Golden Rod. 
Boone, (Galloway). 
var. concolor, Torr. & Gray. 
Wright, (Bush). 
Canadensis, L. 
Common. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI, 


-_ 


var. scabra, Torr. & Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Drummondii, Torr. & Gray. 
Boone, (Tracy) St. Louis, (Drummond). 
Gattingeri, Chapm. 
St. Louis, (Letterman), Wright, (Bush). 
lanceolata, L. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
latifolia, L. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, So aL 
Missouriensis, Nuit. 
Common on dry prairies. 
nemoralis, Ait. 
Boone, (Galloway ), Jackson, (Bush), St. me 
feldt). 
patula, Muhl. 
(Gray in Flora N. A). 
petiolaris, Ait. 
Greene. (Shepard), Wright, (Bush). 
puberula, Nutt. 
Butler, (Letterman). 
radula, Nutt. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Riddellii, Frank. 
St. Charles, (Hgeling), St. Louis, (Engelmann). 
rigida, L. 
Common. 
rupestris, Raf. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
serotina, Ait. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
var. gigantea, Gray. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
Shortii, Torr. & Gray. 
Wright, (Bush). 
speciosa, Nutt. 
Common Westward. 
var. rigidiuscula, Torr. & Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Engelmann). 
tenuifolia, Pursh. 
Common Westward. 


637. 


638. 


639. 


640. 


641. 


642. 


643. 


644, 


645. 


646. 


647. 


648. 


649. 


650. 


651. 


652. 


CATALOGUE. 43 


ulmifolia, Muhl. e 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
Chaetopappa asteroides, DC. 
(Gray in Flora N. A.) 
Boltonia asteroides, L’Her. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
var. decurrens, Engelm. 
St. Louis, (Eggert). 
latisquama, Gray. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Parry), Pettis, (Mc- 
Cluney. 
Aster anomalus, Engelm. 
St. Louis, (Engelmann), Wright, (Bush). 
azureus, Lindl. 
| Common. 
cordifolius, L. 
Boone, (Tracy), Cass, (Broadhead), Pike, (Pech). 
diffusus, Ait. | : 
Cass, (Broadhead), Pike, (Pach). 
Drummondii, Lindl. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Torr. & Gray.) 
ericoides, L. 
Jackson and Wright, (Bush), St. Louis, (Tracy). 
var. villosus, T. &. G. 
(Gray in Flora, N. As) 
grandiflorus, L. 
Pike, (Pech). 
jnnceus, Ait. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
leevis, I. 
Common. 
linariifolius, L. 
Wright, (Bush). 
longifolius, Lam. 
St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
multiflorus, Ait. 
Common. 
Nove-Angliz, L. 
Common. 
olongifolius, Nutt. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), 


44 


653. 
654. 
655. 
656. 
657. 
658. 
659. 
660. 
661. 
662. 
663. 
664. 
665. 
666. 
667. 
668. 
669. 
670. 
671. 
672. 


673. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


paludosus, Ait. 
(Gray in Flora, N. A.) 

patens, Ait. 

Greene, (Shepard), Wright, (Bush). 
paniculatus, Lam. 

Cass, ( Broadhead), Jackson, Ce 
ptarmicoides, T. & Gray. 

Common Southward. 
recticulatus, Pursh. 
Cass and Jackson, (Broadhead.) 

sagittifolius, Willd. 

Greene, (Shepard), St. Louis, (Drummond). 
salicifolius, Ait. 

Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush). 
var. subasper. 

St. Louis, (Drummond). 
sericeus, Vent. 
Common. 
Shortii, Boot. 
Pike, (Pech.) 

tenuifolius, L. 

Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
Tradescantl, L. 

Boone, (Galloway), Jackson, (Bush). 
turbinellus, Lind]. 

Common every where. 
undulatus, L. 
Boone, (Galloway). 


Erigeron annuus, Pers. Fleabane. 


Common everywhere. 
bellidifolius, Muhl. 


Common. 
Canadensis, L. 

Common. 
divaricatus, Michx. 

Common. 


glabellus, Nutt. 
‘¢ Missouri,” (Nuttall). 
Philadelphicus, L. 
Common everywhere. 
strigosus, Muhl. 
Common. 


674. 


675. 


676. 


677. 


678. 


679. 


680. 


681. 
682. 


683. 


684. 


685. 


686. 


687. 


688. 


689. 


690. 


691. 


692. 


698. 


CATALOGUE. 45 


Pluchea camphorata, DC. Salt-marsh Fleabane. 


St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). : 
Antennaria plantaginifelia, Hook. Everlasting. 
Common. 
Gnaphalium decurrens, Ives. Kverlasting. 


Boone, (Galloway). 
polycephalum, Michx. 
Boone, (Tracy), Green and Jackson, (Bush), Pettis, 
(McCluney), St. Louis, (Riehl). 
purpureum, L. Purple Cudweed. 
St. Louis, (Rieh!). - 
Inula fHelenium, L. 
| Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush). 
Polymnia Canadensis, L. Leaf Cup. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Letterman). 
var. radiata, Gray. | 
Jackson, (Mann). 
Uvedalia, L. 
Butler and St. Leuis, ( Letterman.) 
Silphium integrifolium, Michx. 


Common. } 
laciniatum, L. 3 Rosin Weed. 
ne Common on dry prairies. 
perfoliatum, L. Cup-Plant. 
Common. 
terebinthinaceum, L. Compass Plant. 


Common on wet prairies. 
Berlandiera Texana, DC. 
Southwest Missouri, (Gray). 
tomentosa, T. & Gray. 
(Gray in Flora, N. A.) 
Parthenium integrifolium, L. 
Common. 
ciliata, Willd. Hairy Marsh Elder. 
Greene, Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
frutescens, L. 
Boone, (Galloway). 


xanthiifolia, Nutt. Marsh Elder. 
Common. 
Ambrosia bidentata, Michx. Ragweed. 


Cass, (Broadhead), Greene, (Shepard), Iron, (Letter- 
man). 


pi Ie 


712. 


713. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


trifida, L. Great Ragweed. 
Common everywhere. 
var integrifolia, T. & G. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
artemisizfolia, L. | _Bitterweed. 
Common. 
psilostachya, DC. 
‘ Common Southward. 
Xanthium Canadense, Mill. -  Cocklebur. 
Common everywhere. 
var. echinatum, Gray. 
Boone, (Tracy), Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush). 
spinosum, L. 
Perry, (Demetrio). 
Heliopsis !zevis, Pers. Ox-eye. 
Miller, (‘Winick), St. Louis, (Tracy). 
gracilis, Nutt. 
Wright, (Bush). 
scabra, Dunal. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Eclipta alba, Hasskarl. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pettis, (McCluney), Pike, (Pech), 
St. Louis, (Riehl). a 
Echinacea angustifolia, DC. Purple Cone-Flower. 
Common everywhere. 
purpurea, Moench. 
Common. 
Rudbeckia bicolor, Nutt. Cone-Flower. 
Wright, (Bush). 
fulgida, Ait. 


/ 


Common. 
hirta, L. 
Common. 
laciniata, L. 
Common everywhere. 
speciosa, Wend. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pettis, (McCluney), St. Louis, 
(Riehl). 
subtomentosa, Pursh. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
triloba, L. 
_Common. 


CATALOGUE. 47 


714. Lepachys pinnata, Torr. & Gray. 


Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, Mana: Pike, (Pech): 


715. Helianthus angustifolius, L. Sunflower. 


716. 
717. 
718. 
719. 


720. 


721. 


722. 


782. 


783. 


Ralls, Vernon, (Broadhead.) 
annuus, L. Commen Sunflower. 
Very common West, and becoming so East. 
decapetalus, L. 
Pike, (Pech). 
divaricatus, L. 
St. Louis, (Riehl). 
doronicoides, Lam. 
Common westward. 
giganteus, L. 
Pettis, (McCluney), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Engel- 
mann). 
grosse-serratus, Martins. 
Common. 
hirsutus, Raf. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Mann). 
leetiflorus, Pers. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Pettis, (McCluney), St. Louis, 
(Murtfeldt). 
Maximiliani, Schrad. 
Wrigat, (Bush). 
mollis, Lam. 
Common. 
occidentalis, Riddell. 
(Gray in Flora of N. A.) 
orgyalis, D. C. 
Vernon, (Broadhead). 
petiolaris, Nutt. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
rigidus, Desf. 
Common. 
strumosus, L. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
tracheliifolius, Willd. 
(Jackson, (Bush). 
tuberosus, L. Artichoke. 
Occasionally escaped. 
var. subcanescens, Gray. 
St. Louis, (Hngelmann). 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


Verbesina helianthoides, Mx. OCrownbeard. 


Common everywhere. 
Virginica, L. 
Iron, (Letterman). 


Actinomeris squarrosa, Nutt. 


Jackson, (Bush), Pettis, (McCluney), Pike, (Pech), St. 
Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
alba, T. & G. 
Perry. (Demetrio). 


Coreopsis aristosa, Michx. _ Tick-seed. 


Common. 
var. mutica, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
auriculata, L. 
Greene, (Shepard), Pettis, (McCluney), St. Louis, 
(Riehl). 
discoida, Torr & Gray. 
Pike, (Pech). 
gladiata, Walt. 
Newton, (Broadhead). 
grandiflora, Nutt. 
Common Southwest. 

involucrata, Nutt. 

Greene, Jackson, (Bush). 
lanceolata, L. | 

Greene, Wright, (Bush), St. Louis, (Letterman). 
palmata, Nutt. 
Common. 

pubescens, Ell. 

(Gray in Fiora of N. A.) 
senifolia, Michx. 

St. Louis, (Drummond). 
tinctoria, Nutt. 

Common about old gardens. 


trichosperma, Michx. Tick-seed Sunflower. 
Boone, (Tracy), Pike, (Pech). 
tripteris, L. Tall Coreopsis. 


Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Lewis, (Egeling). 
verticillata, L. 
Lewis, (Egeling), Pettis, (McCluney). 


Bidens Beckii, Torr. Water Marigold. 


St. Louis, (Beck). 


818. 


819. 


820. 


CATALOGUE. 49 


bipinnata, L. Soanish Needles. 
Common everywhere. 
cernua, L. Small Bur-Marigold. 
Common. 
chrysanthemoides, Mx Large Bur-Marigold.. 


Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 


connata, Muhl. Swamp Beggar-ticks.. 


Common everywhere. 
frondosa, L. Common Beggar-ticks. 


Common everywhere. 
Hymenopappus tenuifolius, Pursh. 
(Watson in King’s 5th Report). 


Helenium autumnale, L. Sneeze-weed.. 


Common. 
nudiflorum, Nutt. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Letterman). 
tenuifolium, Nutt. 


Jackson, (Bush). Migrating toward St. Louis along: 


I, M. R. R., (Letterman). 
Gaillardia aristata, Pursh. 
(Gray in Flora of N. A). 
pinnatifida, Torr. 
(Gray in Flora of N. A.). 


Dysodia chrysanthemoides, Lag. Fetid Marigold.. 
Common. | 
Anthemis arvensis, L. Chamomile. 
Waste places, St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
Cotula, L. May- weed. 
Aiong roadsides every where. 
Achillea Millefolium, L. Milfoil. 


Common everywhere, and becoming a troublesome 
weed Westward. 


Matricaria discoidea, DC. Wild Chamomile. 


St. Louis, (Engelmann). 
Chrysanthemum Leucanthemum, L. Ox-eye Daisy. 
Boone, (Galloway), Jackson and Randolph, (Bush),. 
Pettis, (McCluney), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


Tanacetum vulgare, L. Tansy.. 
Common in old gardens. 
Artemisia annua, L. Wormwood. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
biennis, Wild. Biennial Wormwood. 


Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Riehl). 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


Canadensis, Michx. 
Pike, (Pech). 

caudata, Michx. 

(Torrey & Gray). 
dracunculoides, Pursh. 

Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Engelmann). 

frigida, Wild. 

(Torrey & Gray). 


Ludoviciana, Nutt. Western Mugwort. 
Common. 
vulgaris, L. Common Mugwort. 
Common westward. 
Senecio aureus, L. Squaw- weed. 


Common everywhere. 
var. Balsamita, T. & G. 
Jackson, (Bush). 


lobatus, Pers. Butter-weed. 
Common. 

tomentosus, Mx. Wooly Ragwort. 

Pike, (Pech). 
vulgaris, L. Common Groundsel 
Boone. (Tracy). 
Cacalia atriplicifolia, L -Pale Indian Plantain. 
Common in damp woods. 
reniformis, Muhl. Great Indian Plantain. 
Boone, (Tracy). 
suaveolens, L. Indian Plantain. 
Pike, (Pech). 

tubrosa, Nuit. Tuberous Indian Plantain. 
Common. 

Erechthites hieracifolia, Raf. Fireweed. 
Common. 

Artium Lappa, L. Burdock. 

Common in rich ground. 

Cnicus altissimus, Willd. Tall Thistle. 

Common. 


var. discolor, Gray. 
Jackson (Bush). 


arvensis, Hoff. Canada Thistle. 
Very rare, but has been found in Cass, Jackson and 
one or two other counties. 


844. 


845. 


S61. 


CATALOGUE. . Se 


lanceolatus, Hoff. Common Thistle. 
Common. 
Virginianus, Paursh. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
Apogon humilis, Ell. 
Bates, Cass, (Broadhead). 
Krigia Virginica, Walld. Dwarf Dandelion. 
Common Eastward. . 
Dandelion, Nutt. 
St. Louis, (Engelmann). 


Cichorium Jniybus, Jichory. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
Hieracium Canadense, Michx. Canada Hawkweed. 
Cass, (Broadhead). 
Gronovil, L. Hairy Hawkweed. 
Pike, (Pech), Wright, (Bush). 
longipilum, Torr. ' Long-bearded Hawkweed. 
Greene and Jackson, (Bush). 
scabrum, Michx. Rough Hawkweed. 
Wright, (Bush). 3 
Preuanthes aspera, Mx. Rattlesnake Root. 
Common. 
altissima, L, Tall White Lettuce. 


Wright, (Bush). 
racemosa, Mx. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
crepidinea, Mx. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Riehl). 
Troximon cuspidatum, Pursh. | 
Common. 


Taraxacum officinale, Weber. Dandelion. 
Common everywhere. 


Pyrrhopappus Oarolinianus, DC. False Dandelion.. 
Greene, (Shepard), Madison, (Broadhead), Missis- 

sippl, (Galloway). ; 

scaposus, DC. f 


Bates and Vernon, (Broadhead) 


862. 


872. 


873. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


Lactuea scariola, L. Prickly Lettuce. 
Jackson, (Bush) ‘‘ Thoroughly naturalized in St. 
Louis during the last eight years, and has now 
taken to the woods.”—(Letterman.) 
Canadensis, L. 
Common. 
integrifolia, T. & G. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis. (Murtfeldt). 


hirsuta, Muhl. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Ludoviciana, DC. 
Jackson, (Bush). | 
Floridana, Geertn. 
Common along old fences. 


acuminata, Gray. 
Jackson, (Besh), St. Louis, Murtfeldt. 


Sonchus oleraceus, L. Sow thistle. 
Common. 
asper, Vill. Spiny-leaved Sow-thistle. 
Common everywhere. 
arvensis, L. Field Sow-thistle. 


Boone, (Galloway). 
LOBELIACE2. 


Lobelia Family. 


Lobelia cardinalis, L. Cardinal Flower. 
All parts, but becoming rare. 
inflata, L Indian Tobacco. 


Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Pettis, (McCluney), 
Pike (Pech), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
Kalmii, L. 
Knox, (Broadhead). 
leptostachys, A. DC. 
Common. 
puberula, Michx. 
St. Louis, (Tracy). 
spicata, Lam. 
Common. : 
syphilitica, L. Blue Lobelia. 
Common everywhere. 


Ses 


ae 


- 
a 


879. 
880. 


881. 


882. 
883. 
884. 
885. 
$86. 
887. 
888. 
889. 
890. 
$91. 
$92. 


893. 


CATALOGUE. 53 


CAMPANULACE. 


Campanula Family. 


Specularia leptocarpa, Gray. 
Common Westward. 
perfoliata, A.DO. Venus’ Looking. glass. 
Common everywhere. 
Campanula Americana, L. Tall Bell-flower. 
Common. . 
ERICACE A. 
Heath Family. 
Gaylussacia resinosa, T. & G. Black Huckleberry. 
Miller, (Winick). 
dumosa, T. & G. Dwarf Huckleberry. 
Newton, (Broadhead). 
Vaccinium arboreum, Marshall. -Farkleberry. 
Common South and Southeast. 
corymbosum, L. Swamp Blueberry. 
Greene, (Shepard), Jron, (Broadhead). 
Pennsylvanicum, Lam. Dwarf Blueberry. 
Common Southeast. 
stamineum, L. Deerberry. 
Iron, (Letterman). 
vacillans, Solander. Low Blueberry. 
Boone, Howard. Greene and Southeast. 
Arctostaphylos Uva-ursi, Spreng. Bearberry. 
Southeast, (Broadhead). 
Leucothoe racemosa, Gray. 
Madison, (Broadhead). 
Rhododendron nudiflorum, Torr. Purple Azalea. 
Madison, (Broadhead). 
Schweinitzia odorata, E11. Sweet Pinesap. 
St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
Monotropa uniflora, L. Indian Pipe. 


Common irom Pike, Boone and Jackson Southward. 


54 FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


PRIMULACEZ. 
Primrose Family. 


89!. Dodecatheon Meadia, L. Shooting Star. 
Common. 
895. Androsace occidentalis, Pursh. 
Franklin, St. Louis, (Letterman), Jackson, (Bush), 
Pike, (Pech). 


896. Steironema ciliatum, Raf. Loosestrife. 
Common | 
897. lanceolatum, Gray. 3 | 
Cass, (Broadhead), St. Louis, (Riehl). 
898. var. hybridum. Gray. 
Jackson, Randolph, (Bush), Miller, (Winick). : 
899. longif@ium, Gray. 
Boone, (Tracy), Greene, (Shepard), Madison, ( Broad- 
head). ; 


800. Lysimachia stricta, Ait. 
St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


901. nummularia, L. | Moneywort. ) 
Kscaped from gardens in damp ground. | 

902. Anagallis arvensis, L. Pimpernel. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
903. Samolus Valerandi, L. Water Pimpernel. — 
Pike, (Pech). 
904. var. Americanus, Gray. a 


Greene, (Bush), St. Louis and Southeast, (Letterman). 


SAPOTACHA. 


Sapodilla Family. 


905. Bumelia lanuginosa, Pers. Bumelia. 
Occasionally from Missouri River bluffs Southward. 

906. lycioides, Gaertn. ‘Scuthern Buckthorn. 
St. Louis and Southward, (Letterman). 

907. tenax, Willd. 


Miller, (Winick). 


CATALOGUE. 55 


EBENACE. 
Ebony Family. 


908. Diospyros Virginiana, L. Persimmon. 
Common except Northwest. 


OLEACEA. 

Ash Family. 
909. Fraxinus Americana, L. White Ashe 

The most common species. 
910. pubescens, Lam. Red Ash. 
Jackson, (Bush), Saline, (Galloway). 
911. quadrangulata, Michx. Blue Ash. 
Common Eastward from Chariton, Howard and Greene. 
912. sambucifolia, Lam. Black Ash. 
Boone, (Galloway), Callaway and Cedar, (Broadhead). 
913. viridis, Michx. f. Green Ash. 
Boone, (Galloway), Jackson, (Bush), Ralls, (Broad- 
head). 


914. Forestiera acuminata, Poir. 
Pike, (Pech), Bank cf Mississippi at mouth of Mera- 
mec River, (Letterman). f 
915. Chionanthus Virginica, L. White Fringe. 
Mississippi, (Galloway). 


APOOYNACEA. 


Dogbane Family. 


916. Amsonia Tabernemontana, Walt. 
Common. 
917. Apocynum androsemifolium, L. 
Boone, (Galloway), Greene, (Shepard), Jackson, (Bush), 
St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


918. cannabinum, L. Indian Hemp. 
Common everywhere. 
919. var. hypericifolium, Gray. 


Pike, (Pech), Putnam, (Swallow). 


A R—29 


56 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


ASOLEPIADACEZA. 
Milkweed Family. - 


Anantherix connivens, Gray. 


Franklin & St. Louis, (Letterman), Miller, (Winick). 


Asclepiodora viridis, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush). 


Asclepias Cornuti, Decaisne. 7 Silkweed. 
Common everywhere. 
incarnata, L. Swamp Milkweed. © 
Common. 


Meadii, Torr. 

Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Putnam, (Swal- 

low). 

obtusifolia, Michx. 

Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush). 
paupercula, Michx. 

Gentry, (Swallow). 
perennis, Walt. 
Mississippi, (Galloway). 


phytolaccoides, Pursh. Poke Milkweed. 
Iron, (Broadhead). 
purpurascens, L. Purple Milkweed. 
Common. | 
quadrifolia, Jacq. Four-leaved Milk weed. 
Common. 
rubra, L. Red Milkweed. 


Boone, (Galloway), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
Sullivantii, Engelm. 
Cass & Daviess, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush). 
tuberosa, L. Pleurisy Root. 
Common everywhere. 
variegata, L. 
Boone, (Galloway). 
verticillata, L. Whorled Milkweed. 
Common. 
viridula, Chapm. 
Miller, (Winick). 7 
Acerates lanuginosa. Decaisne. Green Milkweed. 
White River, (Nuttall). 
longifolia, Ell. 
Common. 


939. 
940. 
941. 


942. 


943. 
944. 
945. 


945. 


947. 


948 
949. 
950. 
951. 
952. 
953. 


954. 


poe 


CATALOGUE. 57 


viridiflora, Ell. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
var. lanceolata, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
var. linearis, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Enslenia albida, Natt. 
Jackson, (Bush), Lawrence, (Swallow), St. Louis, 
(Murtfeldt). 
Vincetoxicum nigrum, Mench. 
| Jackson, (Tracy). 
Gonolobus Carolinensis, R. Br. 
Franklin, Iron and St. Louis, (Letterman). 
levis, Michx. var. macrophyllus, Gray. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
obliquus, R. Br. 
Madison, (Broadhead). 


LOGANIACE. 
Logania Family. 


Spigelia Marilandica, L. Pink Root. 
Madison, (Broadhead), St. Francois, (Tracy). 


GENTIANACE. 
Gentian Family. 


Sabbatia angularis, Pursh. American Centaury. 
Common. 


stellaris, Pursh. 
Clay, (Mann). 


Gentiana alba. Mahl. White Gentian. 
Common Westward. 
Andrewsii, Griseb. Closed Gentian. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Letterman). 
angustifolia, Michx. Narrow-leaved Gentian. 


Pettis, (McCluney), Ripley, (Broadhead). 
puberula, Michx. 
Common. 
quinqueflora, Lam. Five flowered Gentian. 
Adair, (Broadhead). 


58 FLORA OF MISSOURI. | 


a Eee ’ 


955. Bartonia tenella, Muhl. 
Collected in Missouri by Swallow. No locality given. 
956. Limnanthemum lacunosum, Griseb. Floating Heart. 
“ Missouri,” (Meehan). 


POLEMONIACEZ. 


Polemonium Family. 


957. Phlox ameena, Sims. Sweet William. 

Greene, (Shepard), Livingston, (Broadhead), Miller, 

(Winick). 
958. bifida, Beck. 
(Gray’s Manual, 5th Ed). 
959. divaricata, L. 
Common every where. 

960. glaberrima, L. 


Clay and Saline, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), St. 
Louis, (Letterman). 


961. maculata, L. Common Wild Sweet William. 
Common everywhere. 
962. paniculata, L. 
Common. 
963. pilosa, L. 
Common. 
964. procumbens, Lehm. 


Boone, (Galloway ). 


965. reptans, Michx. | 
“ Boone, (Tracy), Clay, (Broadhead), Knox, (Linn), — 
Pike, (Pech). : 


966. Polemonium reptans, L. Greek Valerian. 
Common in damp places. 


HYDROPHYLLACE4. 
Waterleaf Family. 


967. Hydrophyllum appendiculatum, Michx. W aterleaf. 


Common. 
968. macrophyllum, Nutt. 


Jackson, (Bush). 


ers 


969. 
970. 
971. 
972. 
973. 
974. 
975. 
976. 


OTT. 


978. 
979. 


980. 
981. | 
982. 
983. 


984. 


CATALOGUE. 59 


Virginicum, L. 
Common. 


Ellisia Nyctelea, L. 
Common in damp soils. 


Phacelia bipinnatifida, Michx.. 
‘Missouri,’ (Meehan). 


fimbriata. Michx. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Riehl). 
parviflora, Pursh. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
var. hirsuta, Gray. 3 
Greene, (Shepard), Jasper, (Broadhead). 


Purshii, Buckl. 
Clay, (Broadhead). 


Hydrolea affinis, Gray. 
Butler, (Lettermann). 


quadrivalvis, Walt. 
Mississippi, (Galloway). 


BORRAGINACE 4. 
Borrage Family. 


Heliotropium tenellum, Torr. Wild Heliotrope. 
Franklin, Greene, Iron and St. Louis, (Letterman), 
Wright, (Bush). 


Indicum, L. Indian Heliotrope. 


Butler and St. Louis, (Letterman), Mississippi, (Gal- 
loway). 

Cynoglossum officinale, L. Hound’s Tongue. 

Common about old gardens. 
Virginicum, L. Wild Comfrey. 

Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush). 
Echinospermum Virginicum, Lehm. Stickseed, 
Common. 


Mertensia Virginica, DC. 
Common in damp woods. 


Virginian Cowslip. 


Myosotis arvensis, Hoffm. | Forget-me-not. 
_ Pike, (Pech). 


994. 


995." 


996. 


997. 


998. 


999. 


1000. 


1001. 


1002. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


verna, Nutt. 
St. Louis, (Geyer). 
Lithospermum arvense, L. 


Gate Gromwell. 


Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
angustifolium, Michx. Narrow-leaved Puccoon. 


Common. 
canescens, Lehm. 
Common on dry hills. 
hirtum, Lehm. 
Common. 
latifolium, Michx. 


Alkanet. 
Hairy Puccoon. 


Wide-leaved Puccoon. 


Jackson, (Bush), Miller, (Winick). — 


Onosmodium Carolinianum, DC. 


False Gromwell. 


Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


var. molle, Michx. 


Oass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush). 


Virginianum, DC. 


Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 


Echium vulgare, L. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Symphytum officinale, L. 
Boone, (Galloway). 


CONVOLVULACES. 
Morning Glory Family. 


Ipomea coccinea, L. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
hederacea, Jacq. 


Blue-weed. 


Comfrey. 


Oypress-vine. 


Jackson, (Bush), Miller, (Winick), St. Louis, (Murt- 


feldt). 
lacunosa, L. 
| Common. 
pandurata, Meyer. 
Common. 


purpurea, Lam. 
A troublesome weed. 
Quamoclit, L. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
Convolvulus sepium, L. 
Common. 


Man-of-the Earth. 


Morning Glory. 


- Bindweed. 


CATALOGUE. 61 
1003. spithameeus, L. 
Greene, (Shepard). 


— 1004. Breweria aquatica, Gray. 


Scotland, (Swallow). 
1005. Evolvulus argenteus, Parsh. 
Franklin and St. Louis, (Letterman), Potosi in Wash- 
ington (Gray’s Manual, 5th Ed.) 


1006. Cusecuta arvensis, Beyrich. Dodder. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
1007. chlorocarpa, Engelm. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
1008. compacta, Juss. 
Boone, (Tracy). 
1009. cuspidata, Engelm. 
St. Louis, (Eggert). 
1010. glomerata, Chois. 
Common. 
1011. Gronovil, Willd. 
Pike, (Pech). 
1012. tenuiflora, Engelm. 


(Watson in King’s 5th Report). 


SOLANACEA. 
Nightshade Family. 


10138. Solanum Carolinense, L. Horse-Nettle. 
Common everywhere. 
1014. Duleamara, L. 


Boone, (Tracy), Jacxson, (Bush), Pettis (McCluney), 
St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


e. POLS. nigrum, L. Nightshade. 


Common. 
1016. rostratum, Dunal. 
Very common in Western Missouri, and spreading 
Eastward along railroads. Sometimes erroneously 
called ‘‘Canada Thistle.” 
1017. Physalis angulata, L. Ground Cherry. 
St. Louis, (Riehl), 


. 1018. Philadelphica, Lam. 


— 1019. pubescens, L. 


te 


Jackson, (Bush). 


Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush). 


62 


1020. 


1021. 


1022. 


1023. 


1024. 


1025. 


1026. 


1027. 


1028. 


1029. 


1030. 


1031. 


10382. 


1033. 


1034. 


1035. 


1036. 


1037. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


lanceolata, Gray. 
Cass and Jackson, (Broadhead), St. Louis, (Geyer). 
var. hirta, Gray. | 
Jackson, (Bush). 
var. levigata, Gray. : 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Virginiana, Mill. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
viscosa, L. 
Common everywhere. 
Nicandra physaloides, Geertn. Apple of Peru, 
Boone, (Galloway), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech), St. 
Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


Lycium ‘vulgare, Dunal. Matrimony Vine. 
Common about old gardens. 
Datura Stramonium, L. Jamestown Weed. 
Common North west. 
Tatula, L. 
Common. 
Nicotiana longiflora. Wild Tobacco. 


Jackson, (Mann). 


SCROPHULARIACEA. 


Figwort Family. 


Verbascum Blattaria, L. j Moth Mullein. 
‘Common along roadsides. 
Thapsus, L. Mullein. 
Common in old fields. 
Linaria Liatine, Miller. Toad Flax. 
St. Louis, along Mo. Pac. R. R. (Letterman). 
vulgaris, Miller. Butter-and-eggs. 
Common. 
Collinsia verna. Nutt. 
Common. 


violacea, Nutt. 
Bates & Jasper, (Broadhead). : 
Scrophularia nodosa, L., var. Marilandica, Gray. Figwort. 
Common. 
Chelone glabra, L. Snake- head. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Letterman). 


: 
7 
é 
: 


CATALOGUE. 63 


Pentstemon gracilis, Nutt. Beardtongue. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
grandiflorus, Nutt. 
Atchison, (Broadhead). 
leevigatus, Solander 
Banks of Mississippi River. 
var. Digitalis, Gray. 
. Common. 
pubescens, Solander. 
Common Eastward, rare Westward. 
Mimulus alatus, Solander. Monkey Flower. 
Common. 
Jamesii, T. & G. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
ringens, Gray. 
Boone & St. Louis. (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush). 
Conobea multifida, Benth. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Riehl). 
Herpestis rotundifolia, Pursh. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush). 
Gratiola aurea, Muhl. Hedge Hyssop. 
St. Louis, (Geyer). 


spheerocarpa, Eli. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Virginiana, L. 
Cass & Knox, (Broadhead), Pike, ‘Pech), Randolph, 
(Bush). 
Tlysanthes gratioloides, Benth. Falsc Pimpernel. 
Common. 
Limosella aquatica, L. Mudwort. 
3 . Jackson, (Bush). 
Veronica agrestis, L. Field Speedwell. - 
St. Louis, (Tracy). 
Anagallis, L. Water Speedwell. 
Greene, (Shepard), Jackson, (Bush). | 
arvensis, L. Corn Speedwell. 
Common. 
peregrina, L. Purslane Speedwell. 
Verv common in cultivated ground. 
serpyllifolia, L. Thyme-leaved Speedwell. 
Boone, (Tracy), Marion, (Broadhead), Pike, (Pech). 
Virginica, L. Culver’s Physie. 
Common. 


64 FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


1059. Buchnera Americana, L. Blue Hearts. 
Barton & Bates, (Broadhead), Greene, (Shepard), St. 
Louis, ( Rieb!). 
1060. Seymeria macrophylla, Nutt. Mullein Foxglove. 
Boone & St. Louis, (Tracy), Cass, (Broadhead), Jack- 
son, (Bush). ) 


1061. Gerardia auriculata, Michx. Gerardia. © 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murt-- — 
feldt). 
1062. flava, L. | Downy Foxglove. 
Pike, (Pech), Wright, (Bush). 
1063 grandiflora, Benth. : 
Greene, (Shepard), Miller, (Winick). q 
1064. pedicularia, L. : 
Greene, (Shepard). ) 
1065. purpurea, L. Porple Gerardia. 
Common. 
1066. quercifolia, Parsh. Smuoth Foxglove. 
Osage, (Swallow), Pike, (Pech). : 
1067. setacea, Walt. 
Wright, (Bush). 
1068. Skinneriana, Wood. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
1069. tenuifolia, Vahl. Slender Gerardia. 
Common. 
1070. Castilleia coccinea, Spreng. Painted Cup. 
Common everywhere. . 
1071. sessiliflora, Pursh. | 
Greene, (Shepard). ; 
1072. Pedicularis Canadensis, L. Lousewort. | ; 
Common in rich woods. 
1073. lanceolata, Michx. 


Greene, (Shepard). 


OROBANCHACHA. 
Broomrape Family. 


1074. Aphyllon uniflorum, T. & G. One Flowered Cancer. Root. 
| Commor. 
1075. Epiphegus Virginiana, Bart. Cancer Root. 
Missouri, (Meehan). 


1076. 


1077. 


1078. 


1079. 


1080. 


1081. 


1082. 


CATALOGUE. 65 


LENTIBULACEA. 
Lladderwort Family. 


Utricularia minor, L. Small Bladderwort. 
St. Louis, (Rieh!). 

vulgaris, L. Great Bladderwort. 
Common in ponds. 


BIGNONIACEA. 
Bignonia Family. 


Bignonia capreolata, L. 
Common Southeast. 


Tecoma radicans, Juss. Trumpetvine. 
Common South of Pike, Boone, Pettis and Bates. 
Catalpa bignonioides, Walt. Common Catalpa. 
| Common. 
speciosa, Warder. Hardy Catalpa. 


Undoubtedly indigenous along Black River where Let- 
terman procured logs three feet in diameter. 
Also found frequently in other localities, where 
perhaps it has been planted. 


PEDALIACE A. 


Martynia proboscidea, Glox. Unicorn Plant. 
Common. 


ACANTHACE. 


Acanthus Family. 


Calophanes oblongifolia, Don. 
St. Louis, (Rieb)). 
Ruellia ciliosa, Pursh. 
Common. 
var. longiflora, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
strepens, Nees. 
Common from Pike and Cass Southward. 
Dianthera Americana, L. Water Willow. 
Common. 


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FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


1088. 


1089. 


1090. 


1091. 


1092. 


1093. 


1094. 


1095. 


1096. 


1097. 


1098. 


1099. 


1100. 


1101. 


1102. 


1103. 


VERBENACEZ. 


Vervain Family. 


Phryma Leptostachya, L. Lopseed. | 
Common in rocky woods. | 
Verbena angustifolia. Michx. Narrow-leaved Vervain. — 
Common on dry hills. 
Aubletia, L. 
Common South and West. 
bracteosa, Michx. 
Common along roadsides. ‘ 
hastata, L. Blue Vervain. 
Common in waste places. 
oficinalis, L. European Vervain. | 
Mississippi, (Galloway), Pike, (Pech). 
stricta, Vent. | Hoary Vervain. 
Common. 
urticifolia, L. White Vervain. 
Common along roadsides. 
Lippia lanceolata, Michx. Fog-fruit. 
Common. | 
nodiflora, Michx. 
St. Louis, (Riehl). i 
Callicarpa Americana, L. French Mulberry. - 
Miler, (Winick). 
LABIAT/. 
Mint Family. 
Trichostema dichotomum, L. Blue Curls. 
St. Louis, (Riehl). 
Isanthus czeruleus, Michx. False Pennyroyal. 
Common on barrens. 
Teucrium Canadense, L, Wood Sage. 
Common everywhere. 
Collinsonia Canadensis, L. Horse Balm. 
Iron and Wayne, (Letterman). 
Mentha Canadensis, L. Wild Mint. | 


Common on low grounds. y 


1104. 
1105. 
1106. 
1107. 
1108. 
1109. 
1110. 
1111. 
1112. 
1113. 
1114. 
115. 
1116. 
1117. 
1118. 
1119. 


1120. 


CATALOGUE. 67 


var. glabrata, Benth. 
Jackson, (Bush). 


piperita, L. Peppermint. 
Common about gardens. 
viridis, L. | Spearmint. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
Lycopus rubellus, Moench. Water Horehound. 


Greene, (Shepard). 
sinuatus, Ell. 
Common. 
Virginicus, L. 
Common on river bottom lands. 


Cunila Mariana, L. Dittany. 
Common from Pike and Callaway South and West. 
Pycnanthemum lanceolatum, Pursh. Mountain Mint. 


Greene, (Shepard), Pike, (Pech). 
leptopodon, Gray. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
linifolium, Persh. 
Common. 
muticumi, Pers. var. pilosum. Gray. 
Greene, (Shepard), Jackson, (Bush). 
Torreyi, Benth. 
Jackson, (Bush). 


Calamintha glabella, Benth. Calaminth. 
Miller, (Winick). 
Nutallii, Benth. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
Melissa oficinalis, L. Common Balm. 
Common. 
Hedeoma hispida, Pursh. Mock Pennyroyal. 


Common in dry, rocky places. 
pulegioides, Pers. 
Common everywhere. 
Salvia azurea, Lam. Sage, 
Cass, (Broadhead). 
var. grandiflora, Benth. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
lanceolata, Willd. 
Common. 
lyrata, L. Lyre-leaved Sage. 
Cass and St. Charles, (Broadhead), Iron and Wayne, 
(Letterman), St. Louis, (Murtfeld!). 


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1125. 


1126. 


1127. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


Monarda Bradburiana. Beck. 
Common everywhere. 
fistulosa, L. 
Common every where. 
punctata, L. 


Horse-mint. 
Wild Bergamot. 


Horse-mint. 


Greene, (Shepard), Mississippi, (Galloway), Sra. 


(McCluney). 
Blephilia ciliata, Raf. 
Common. 
hirsuta, Benth. 


ae 


Common in damp, open woods. 


Lophanthus nepetoides, Benth. 
Common along fences. 
scrophularizfelius, Benth. 


Cass and Jackson, (Broadhead), Pettis, (McCluney). 


Nepeta Cataria, L. 
Common about old gardens. 


Glechoma, Benth. 
Common in damp places. 


Scutellaria canescens, Nutt. 
Common on hillsides. 


galericulata, L. 
Jackson, (Bash). 


Jateriflora, L. 
Common. 


nervosa, Pursh. 
Pike, (Pech). 


parvula, Michx. 
Common every where. 
pilosa, Michx. 
Wright, (Bush). 
saxatilis, Riddell. 
Miller, (Winick). 
versicolor, Nutt. 
Common along river banks, 
Brunella vulgaris, L. 
Common in pastures. 
Physostegia Virginiana, Benth. 
Common. 
var. speciosa, Gray. 
Common Westward. 


Giant Hyssop. 


Catnip. 
Ground Ivy. 


Skullcap. 


Self-heal. 


False Dragon-head. 


CATALOGUE. 69 


(1145. Marrubium vulgare, L. Horehound, 
| Common about old gardens. 
1146. Leonurus Cardzaca, L. Motherwort. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Pettis, (McCluney), 
| St. Louis, (Rieh)). 
1147. Marrubiastrum, L. 
' Pike, (Pech). 
114°. Lamium amplexicaule, L. Dead Nettle. 
Ca:s, (Broadhead), 
1149. Stachys aspera, Michx. Hedge Nettle 
Common. 
1150. var. glabra, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
1151. cordata, Ridaell. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
1152. Py albbifolia, Michx. 
“Missouri,” (A. Wood) 
1153. palustris, L. 
! Common. 
PLANTAGINACEA. 
Plantain Family. 
1154. Plantago cordata, Lam. Plantain. 
| Not rare. 
1155. ° heterophylla, Nutt. 
Boone, (Tracy). 
1156. lanceolata, L. Ribgrass. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bash). 
1157. major, L. Common Plantain. 
About dooryards everwhere. 
1158. Patagonica, Jacq. 
| Boone (Galloway), St. Louis, ( Kellogg). 
1159. var. gnaphalioides, Gray. 
. Clay and Jackson, (Bush). 
1160. var. aristata, Gray. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson,—rare—( Bush), Lewis (Kge- 
ling), Pike, (Pech). 
1161. pusilla, Nutt. 


Common. 


1163. 


1164. 


1165. 


1166. 


1167. 


1168. 


1169. 


1170. 


1171. 


1172. 


1178. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


Rugellii, Decaisne. 
Franklin, Jefferson, and St. Louis, (Letterman), Greene, 
(Shepard). | | 
Virginica, L. 
Oommon. 
var. longifolia, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 


ARISTOLOCHIACEA. 


Birthwort Family. 


Asarum Canadense, L. Wild Ginger. 
Common in rich woods. : 
Aristolochia Serpentaria, L. Virginia Snakeroot. 
Boone (Galloway), Greene and Jackson, (Bush), St. 
Louis, (Tracy). 
Sipho, L’Her. Dutchman’s Pipe. 
Mississippi, (Galloway). | 
tomentosa, Sims. | 
Common Southward. 


NYCTAGINACE A. 


Four.o clock Family. 


Oxybaphus albidus, Sweet. 
Jackson, (Bush). 


angustifolius, Sweet. 
Common Westward. 
hirsutus, Sweet. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
nyctagineus, Sweet. 
Common. 
PHYTOLACCACEA. 
Poke Family. 
Phytolacea decandra, L. Poke-root. © 


Common in rich soil. 


CATALOGUE. | 


1174. 


1175. 
1176. 


1177. 


1178. 
1179. 
1180. 
1181. 
1182. 
1183. 


1184. 


1185. 


1186. 
+1187. 


1188. 


urbicum, L. 


CHENOPODIACEA. 


Goosefoot Family. 


Cycloloma platyphyllum, Moquin. Winged Pigweed. 


Clay and Jackson, (Bush), Franklin and St. Louis 
along Meramec River, (Letterman). 


Chenopodium album, L. Pigweed. 


Common everywhere. 
yar. viride, L. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
ambrosioides, L. Mexican Tea. 


Common. 
var. anthelminticum, Gray. Wormseed. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Riehl). 
Boscianum, Mog. 
Jackson, (Bush). 


Botrys, L. Jerusalem Oak. 
Along river bottoms. 
capitatum, Watson. Strawberry Blite. 
. , Boone, (Tracy). 
hgbridum, L. Maple-leaved Goosefoot. 
Common. 
murale, L. 


Jackson, (Bush). 


Common. 


AMARANTACE A, 


Amaranth Family. 


Amarantus albus, L, Pigweed. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murt- 

feldt). 

Blitum, L. 
Cass, (Broadhead). 
hybridus, L. 
, Common. 

hypochondriacus, L. Red Amaranth. 


Boone, (Tracy), Pike, (Pech), 


A R—30 


1195. 


1196. 


1197. 


1198. 


1199. 


1200. 


1201. 


1202. 


1203. 


1204. 


1205. 


1206. 


1207. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


paniculatus, L. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
retrotexus, L. | | 
Jackson, (Bush). | 


spinosus L. Thorny Amaranth. | 
Common everywhere. : 
Aenida rusocarpa, Gray. W ater-leaf. 


Jackson, (Bush). 
tuberculata, Gray. ) 
Jackson, (Bush). : 
Iresine celosioides, L. 
Butler, Jefferson and St. Louis, (Letterman). 


POLYGONACEA. 


Buckwheat Family. 


Rumex Acetosella, L. Sheep Sorrel. 
Common everywhere. ; 
Britannica, L. Pale Dock. 
Greene, (Shepard), Jackson, ( Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
conglomeratus, Murr. Small Green Dock. 
Boone, (Galloway), Pike, (Pech). 
crispus, L. Curled Dock. | 


Common. 
Engelmanni, Ledeb. 
“ Missouri,” (A. Wood). 


maritimus, L. Golden Dock. 
Along Missouri river. 

obtustfolius, L Bitter Dock. 

Common. 
Salicifolius, Weinm. White Dock. 
Jackson, (Bush). 

verticillatus, L. Swamp Dock. 

St. Louis, (Kellogg). 


Polygonum acre, H. B. K. Water Smartweed. — 
Common. | 
amphibiumi,L. Water Persicaria. | 
Cass, (Broadhead). 
arifolium, L. : Halberd-leaved Tear-thumb. © 
Greene, (Shepard). | 

aviculare, L. Goose-grass. 


Common about door-yards. 


CATALOGUE. 73 


Convolvulus, L. Black Bindweed. 
Common. 

dumetorun, L. Climbing False Buckwheat. 
Common. 

var. scandens, Gray. 

Jackson, (Bush). 
erectum, L. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 


Hydropiper, L. Common Smartweed. 
Common everywhere. 
hydropiperoides, Michx. Wild Water Pepper. 
Common. 


incarnatum, Ell. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
Muhlenbergii, Watson. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
orientale, L. Princes’ Feather. 
Escaped from gardens. 


1217. Pennsylvanicum, L. 
Common. 
1218 Persicaria, L. Lady’s Thumb. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush) St. Louis, (Murt- 
feldt). 
1219 ramosissimum, Michx. 
Common. 
1220 sagittatum, L. : Arrow-Leaved Tear-Thumb. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Francois, (Galloway). 
1221. tenue, Michx. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
1222. Virginianum, L. 
Common. , 
1223. Fagopyrum esculentum, Mench. Buckwheat. 
Occasionally escaped. 
LAURACEAL. 
Laurel Family. 
1224. Sassafras officinale, Nees. Sassafras. 


pe le a a 


Common, except Northwest. A tree cut by Gallo- 
way in Mississippi county, was 125 feet high to 
where the top had been broken off, and meas- 
ured eighteen feet in circumference at seven feet 
above the ground. 


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1225. 


1226. 


1227. 


1228. 


1229. 


1230. 


1231. 


FLOKA OF MISSOURI. 


Lindera Benzoin, Meisner. Spice Bush. , 
Common. ; 

melisseefolia, Blume. 
Greene, (Shepard). 


: 


THYMELEACE. 
Mezereum Family. 


Dircapa lustris, L. Leatherwood. 
Common Eastward. 


ELAAGNACHA, 


Oleaster Family. 


Shepherdia argentea, Nutt. Buffalo Berry. , 
*“¢ Missouri,” (A. Wood). 
| 


SANTALACEA. 
Sandalwood Family. 


Comandra umbellata, Nutt. Bastard Toad-flax. 
Common. 


LORANTHACEZ. 
Mistletoe Family. 


Phoradendron flavescens, Nutt. American Mistletoe. 
Common in extreme Southeast. 


SAURURACEZ. 
Lizzard’s- Tail Family. 


Saururus cernuus, L. Lizzard’s Tail. 
Common. 


1232. 


1233. 
1234. 


1235. 


CATALOGUR. 75 


CERATOPHYLLACE &. 


Hornwort Family. 


Ceratophyllum demersun, L. Hornwort. 


Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 


CALLITRICHACE Z. 


Water Starwort Family. 


Callitriche Austini, Engelm. Water Starwort. 


“ Missouri,” (Gray’s Manual, 5th Ed). 
heterophylla, Pursh. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
verna, L. 7 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 


EUPHORBIACE. 


Spurge Family. 


Euphorbia commutata, Engelm. 


Franklin, Jefferson & St. Louis, (Letterman). 
corollata, L. 
Common. 
dentata, Michx. 
Common. 
dictyosperma, F. & M. 
Clay & Jackson, (Bush). 
discoidalis, Chapm. 
Franklin, Jefferson & St. Louis, (Letterman). 
Geyeri, Engelm, 
Jackson, (Bush). 
heterophila, L. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Feo) 
humistrata, Engelm. 
Common. 
hypericifolia, L. 
Common. 
maculata. 
Common. 


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1246. 


1247. 


1248. 


1249. 


1250. 


1251. 


1252. 


1253. 


1254. 


1255. 


1256. 


1257. 


1258. 


1259. 


1260. 


1261. 


1262. 


1263. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


marginata, Pursh. 
Introduced from the West. 
obtusata, Pursh. 
Pike, (Pech). 
petaloidea, Engelm. 
Cass, (Broadhead). 
serpens, M. B. K. 
Common. 
serpyllifolia, Pers. 
Miller, (Winick). 
Croton capitatus, Michx. 
Common. 
glandulosus, L. 
Franklin, Jefferson & St. Louis, (Letterman), Greene, 
(Shepard). 
monanthogynus, Michx. 
| Common. 
Texensis, Mull. 
Jackson, (Bush), 
Acalypha Virginica, L. Three-seeded Mercury. 
Common. 
var. gracilens, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Caroliniana, Walt. 
Greene, (Shepard), Pike; (Pech). 
Ricinus communis, L. Castor Bean. 
Occasionally persistent about gardens. 
Sebastiana ligustrina, Mull. 
St. Louis, (Geyer). 
Tragia macrocarpa, Willd. 
Henry, (Bush). 
urticefolia, Michx. . 
Greene, (Shepard), Miller, (Winick). 
Crotonopsis linearis, Michx. 
Franklin, Jefferson and St. Louis, (Letterman). 


URTICACEAE. 


Nettle Family. 


Ulmus alata, Michx. Winged Elm. | 


Common from Callaway and Cole Southeast. 


1264. 


1265. 


1266. 


1267. 


1268. 


1269. 


1270. 


1271. 


1272. 


12738. 


1274. 


1275. 


1276. 


1277. 


1278. 


1279. 


CATALOGUE. T7 


Americana, L. White Elm. — 


Common everywhere. ° 
fulva, Michx. Slippery Elm. 
Common. 
racemosa, Thomas. Corky White Elm. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush). 
Celtis occidentalis, L. Hackberry. 
Common. 
Morus tubra, L. | Red Mulberry. 
Common. 
alba, L. 


Occasionally escaped. 
Maclura aurantiaca. 
Newton, (Swallow), Spring river, (Tracy). 
Urtiea dioica, L. ~ ‘Stinging Nettle. 
Common. 
gracilis, Ait. 
Common on moist ground. 


Laportea Canadensis, Gaudich. Wood Nettle. 
Common. 
Pilea pumila, Gray. OClearweed. 
Common in shady places. 
Beehmeria cylindrica, Willd. False Nettle. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
Parietaria Pennsylvanica, Muhl. Pellitory. 
Common on rocky banks. 
Cannabis sativa, L. Hemp. 
Common. 
Humulus Lupulus, L. Hops. 
Common. 
PLATANACEA. 


Sycamore Family. 


Platanus occidentalis, L. Sycamore. 
Common along streams. 


JUGLANDACEA. 
Walnut Family. 


Juglans cinerea, L. Butternut 
Common except West and Northwest. 


is FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


1281. nigra, L. Black Walnut. 
, Common. : | 
1282. Carya alba, Nutt. | Shell-bark Hickory. — 
Common. 
1283. amara, Nutt. Bitter-nut Hickory. 
~ Common. | 
1284. aquatica, Nutt. 
Butler and common in low lands Southeast, (Letter- 
man). 
1285. oliveformis, Nutt. Pecan. 
Common along rivers except in Northwest. 
1286. porcina, Nutt. -  Pig-nut Hickory. 
Common. 
1287. sulcata, Nutt. Large Shell-bark Hickory. 
Common along streams. 
1288. tomentosa, Nutt. Mockernut. 
Common except West and Northwest. | 
—! From four localities in the State I have received nuts 


which are apparently from a hybrid of C. alba and OC. 
oliveformis. They are certainly different from any 
recognized species, but more study is necessary to 
determine their true relationship. (Tracy). 


CUPULIFERA. 
Oak Family. 
1289. Quercus alba, L. White Oak. 
Common except West of the Nodaway River. 
1290. aquatica, Catesby. Water Oak. 
Common Southeast. 
1291. bicolor, Willd. Swamp White Oak. 
Common except in extreme Northwest. 
1292. Catesbeei, Michx. 
‘‘Missouri,” (Engelmann). 
1293. cinerea, Michx. Upland Willow Oak. 
(Swallow in Geol. Survey Rep.) 
1294. coccinea, Wang. . Scarlet Oak. 
Common. 
1295. falcata, Michx. Spanish Oak. 


Common Southward. 


CATALOGUE. 79 


heterophylla, Michx. Bartram Oak. 


1296. 

Cooper, DeKalb, Shelby and Sullivan, (Broadhead), 
Pettis, (Swallow). 

1297. imbricaria, Michx. Laurel Oak. 

Boone, (Tracy), Miller, (Swallow), St. Louis to Butler, 
(Letterman). 

1298. Leana, Nutt. Lea’s Oak. 

Butler, St. Louis and Washington, rare, (Letterman). 
Pettis, (Swallow.) 

1299. lyrata, Walt. 

Common in Butler and swamps of S. E. Mo. Six 
trees found near Allenton in 1883, the first time 
observed so far North, (Letterman). 

1300. macrocarpa, Michx. Bur Oak. | 

~ Low lands South and on high lands North. 
1301. Michauxii, Nutt. Cow Oak. 
Butler and swamps of Southeast, (Letterman). 

1302. Muhlenbergii, KEngelm. Chestnut Oak. 
Common. 

1303. nigra, L. Black-jack Oak. 

| Common. 

1304. obtusiloba, Michx. Post Oak. 

Not West of Liberty and Maryville. Common else- 

where. (Broadhead). 

1305. palustris, Du Roi. Pin Oak. 

Common except Northwest. 

1306. Phellos, L. Willow Oak. 
Common Southeast. 

1307. prinoides, Willd. 
Common Northwest. 

1308. rubra, L. Red Oak. 

Common. 

1309. var. runcinata, Engelm. 

Miller, (Swallow), St. Louis, (Engelmann). 

1310. tinctoria, Bart. Black Oak. 
Common. 
1311. tridentata, Engelm. 
St. Louis, (Engelmann). 
- 1812. quinqueloba, Engelm. 
St. Louis, (Engelmann). 
1313. Castanea pumila, Michx. 7 Chinquapin. 


Barry, Cedar and Jasper, (Broadhead). 


&0 


1314. 


1515. 


1316. 
1317. 


1318. 


1323. 
1324. 
1325. 


1326. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


vulgaris, var. Americana, Walt. Chestnut. 
Swallow reports one large tree in New Madrid. 
F agus ferruginea, Ait. Beech. 
In Southeast only. ‘\ 
CORYLACEA. 
Hazel Family. 
Ostrya Virginica, Willd. | Hop Tree. 
Common. 
Carpinus Caroliniana, Walt. 


Common except Northwest. 


Corylus Americana, Walt. Hazel Nut. 
Common. 
BETULACEZ. 
Birch Family. 
Betula alba, var. populifolia, Sp. White Birch. 
Common along streams. 
nigra, L. Red Birch. 
Common except Westward. 
Alnus incana, Willd. Speckled Alder. 
Mississippi, (Galloway). 
serrulata, Ait. Smooth Alder. 
Common except Northwest. 
SALICACE A. 
Willow Family. 
Salix alba, L. White Willow. 
Introduced. 
var. vitellina, Gray. Golden Willow. 
Introduced. 
amygdaloides, And. 
Jackson, (Bush), 4 
candida, Willd. Hoary Willow. 


Iron, (Broadhead.) 


CaTALOGUR. 81 


1327. cordata, Muhl. | Heart-leaved Willow. 


(Watson in King’s 5th Report). 
— 1328. var. rigida, Muhl. 
St. Louis, (Geyer). 
1329. var. angustata, And. 
Putnam, (Swallow). 
1330. discolor, Muhl. Glaucous Willow. 
Greene, (Shepard), Southern Mo., (Sargent). 
1331. humilis, Marsh. Prairie Willow. 


Boone, (Tracy), Greene, (Shepard), Jackson, (Bush), 
St. Louis, (Geyer). 


1332. longifolia, Muhl. Long-leaved Willow. 

Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Putnam, (Swallow). 

~ 1833. lucida, Muhl. Shining Willow. 
Jackson, (Bush). 

1334. nigra, Marsh. Black Willow. 

Common. : 

1335. petiolaris, Smith. Petioled Willow. 
Jackson, (Bush). 

1336. sericea, Marsh. Silky Willow. 

Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
1337. tristis, Ait. Dwarf Gray Willow. 
Pike, (Pech). 
1338. Populus alba, L. Silver Poplar. 
Introduced. 

1339. angulata, Ait. Angled Cottonwood. 
Jackson, (Bush). 

1340. balsamifera, L. Balsam Poplar. 

Boone, (Galloway). 
1341. grandidentata, Michx. Large-toothed Aspen. 
Boone, (Tracy), Wright, (Bush). 
1342. heterophylla, L. Downy Poplar. 
Common Southeast. 
1343. monilifera, Ait. Cottonwood. 
Common, especially Northwest. 
1344. tremuloides, Michx. ; American Aspen. 


Common Northward. 
CONIFER. 


Pine Family. 


+1345. Juniperus communis, L. Juniper. 
| Greene, (Shepard). 


82 


1346. 


1547 


1348. 


1349. 


1350. 


1351. 


1352. 


1353. 


1354. 


1355. 


1356. 


1357. 


FLORA OF MISSOORI. 


Virginiana, L. | Red Cedar. 
Common on hilly woodlands. 
Pinus mitis, Michx. Yellow Pine. 


Letterman reports this from nineteen counties in the 
Ozark region. 
Taxodium distichum, Richard. Oy press. 
Common in the swamps of the Southeast. 


ARACE A. 


Arum Family. 


Ariszema Dracontium, Schott. Dragon Root. 
Boone and St. Louis, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush). 
triphyllum, Torr. Indian Turnip. 
Common. 
Oroutium aquaticun, L. Golden Club. 
Boone, (Tracy). 
Acorus Calamus, L. : Sweet Flag. 
. Common. 
LEMNACEA. 


Duckweed Family. 


Lemna gibba, L. 
Pike, (Pech). 
paucicostata, Hegel. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Gray). 
Torreyi, Austin. ° 
(Gray’s Manual, 5th Ed). 
Speirodela polyrrhiza, Schleid. 
i Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 


TYPHACEA. 


Cat-tatl Family. 


Sparganium eurycarpum, Engelm. Bur-reed. 
Oommon. 


CATALOGUE. 83 


1358. 


- 1359. 


1360. 


1361. 


1362. 


1363. 


1364. 


1265. 


1366. 


1367. 


1368. 


1369. 


1370. 


1371. 


1372. 


1378. 


1374. 


var. androcladum, Gray. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
var. Nuttallii, Gray. 
Cass, (Broadhead). 
Typha angustifolia, L. Narrow-leaved Flag. 
The most common specie: Westward. 
latifolia, L. Common Cat-tail Flag. 
Common elsewhere, but rare Westward. 


NAIADACEA. 


Naias Indica, var. grabillima, Braun. ~ 
‘** Missouri,” (Engelmann). 
Zannichella palustris, L. 
Pike, (Pech). 


Potamogeton hybridus, Michx. Pond Weed. 


Boone. (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Perry, (Demetrio). 

var. spicatus, Engeim. 
St. Louis, (Geyer). 
natans, L. 
Common. 
pulcher, Tuck. 
St. Louis, (Engelmann). 

pusillus, L. 

Jackson, (Bush), Perry, (Demetrio). 
Spirillus, Tuck. ) 

Boone, (Tracy). 


ALISMACE. 
Water Plantain Family. 


Alisma Plantago, L., var. Americanum, Gr. Water-Plantain. 
Common. 
Echinodorus parvulus, Engelm. 
‘‘ Missouri,” (A. Wood). 
radicans, Engelm. 
Pike, (Pech). 
rostratus, Engelm. 
_ Jackson, (Bush). 

Sagittaria calycina, Engelm. Arrowhead. 

| | Greene, (Shepard). 


84 


1375. 


_ 1376. 


1377 


1378. 


1379. 


1880. 


1881. 


1382. 


1388, 


1384. 


1385. 


1386. 


1387. 


1388. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


graminea, Michx. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
heterophylla, Pursh. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
lancifolia, L. 
Putnam, (Swallow), St. Louis, (Tracy). 
variabilis, Engelm. 
Common. 
uligniosum, Kngelm. 
St. Louis, (Engelmann), 


HY DROCHARIDAOCEZ. 


Frog’s bit Family. 


Limnobium Spongia, Richard. Frog’s-bit. 
Marion, (Swallow). Rey 

Anacharis Canadensis, Planchon. Water Weed. 
_ Jackson, (Bush). 

Vallisneria spiralis, L. : _Eel Grass. 


St. Louis, (Tracy). 


ORCHIDACE. 
Orchis Family. 


Orchis spectabilis. Showy Orchis. 
Boone, (Tracy), Greene, (Shepard), aie (Demetrio), 
Pike, (Pech). 


Habenaria cristata, R. Br. * Rein Orchis. 
Perry, (Demetrio). 
lacera, R. Br. | Ragged Fringed Orchis. 
Pike, ( Feeby:: 3 
leucopheea, Gray. ¥ 


Cass, (Broadhead). Jackson, Bush). 
virescens, Spreng. 
Miller, (Winick), Ralls, (Broadhead), St. Louis, (Let- 
termen). 
Spiranthes cernua, Richard. Ladies’ Tresses. 
Jackson and Wright, (Bush), Mississippi, (Galloway), Pike 
(Pech). 


1889. 


1390. — 


1391. 


1392. 


1593. 


1394. 


1395. 


1396. 


1397, 


1398. 


1399. 


1400. 


1401. 


1402. 


~ 4408. 


1404. 


1405. 


CATALOGUR. 85 


gracilis, Big. 
Boone, (Galloway), Jackson and Wright, (Bush). 
graminea, Lindl., var. Walteri. Gray. 
Not rare Southward. 
Pogonia pendula, Lind}. 
Clay, (Mann), Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
Calopogon pulchellus, Nutt. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
Bletia aphylla, Nutt. 
St. Louis, near Allenton, rare, (Letterman). 


Microstylis ophioglossoides, Nutt. Adder’s Mouth. 
Pike, (Pech). 
Liparis liliifolia, Richard. Twayblade. 


Greene, (Shepard), Marion, (Swallow), Miller, (Winick), 
Pike, (Pech). 
Corallorhiza multiflora, Nutt. Coral-root. 
St. Louis, (Letterman). 
odontorhiza, Nutt. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Kellogg). 
striata, Lindl. 
Perry, (Demetrio). 


Applectrum hyemale, Nutt. Putty-root. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Jefferson and St Louis, 
( Letterman). | Rare. 
Cypripedium candidum, Muhl. White Lady’s Slipper. 
Common. 
parviflorum, Salisb. Small Yellow Lady’s Slipper. 
F Common. 
pubescens, Willd. Large Yellow Lady’s Slipper. 
Common. 
spectabile, Swartz. Showy Lady’s Slipper. 
Cass, Linn and Mercer, (Broadhead), Putnam, (Swal- 
low). 
AMARYLLIDACE. 


Amaryllis Family. 


Hymenocallis maritimum. 
. Butler, (Letterman). 
Agave Virginica, L. False Aloe. 
Madison, (Broadhead), Wright, (Bush). 


86 


1406. 


1407. 
1408. 
1409. 
1410. 
1411. 


1412. 


1413. 


1414. 
1415. 
1416. 
1417. 


1418. 


‘ FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


Hypoxys erecta, L. Star Grass. 
Common every where. 


IRIDACEA. 


Iris Family. 


Iris cuprea, Pursh. Yellow Iris. 
Jackson, (Frye). 
versicolor, L. Large Blue Flag. 
Common. . 
Virginica, L. Slender Blue Flag. 
St. Louis, (Letterman). 
Pardanthus Chinensis, Ker. Blackberry Lily. 
Common about old gardens. 
Sisyrinchium anceps, L. Blue-eyed Grass. 


Common every where. 
Nemastylis gemmiflora. 
‘“* Missouri, ” (T. Gardner). 


DIOSCOREACEA. 


Yam Family. 


Dioscorea villosa, L. Wild Yam.. 
Common. 


SMILACEE. 


Smilax Family. 


Smilax glauca, Walt. Greenbrier. 
“ Missouri,” (Swallow)- 
herbacea L. Carrion Flower. 
Common. 
var lasioneuron, Hook. 
Montgomery, (Broadhead). 
var. pulverulenta, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
hispida, Muhl. 
Boone, (Tracy), Callaway, (Broadhead), Greene, 
(Shepard), Fike, (Pech). 


1419. 
1420. 
1421. 


1422. 


CATALOGUE. 87 


Pseudo-China, L. 
Boone, (Galloway.) Pemiscot, (Swallow). 
rotundifolia, L. 
Common. 
tamnifolia, Michx. 
| ** Missouri,” (Swallow). 
tamnoides, L. 
Mississippi, (Galloway). 


LILIACE#. 


Lily Family. 


Allhum Canadense, Kalm. Wild Garlic. 
Common. 

cernuum, Roth. Wild Onion. 
Common. 


mutabile, Michx. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
stellatum, Nutt. 
Greene and Jackson, (Bush). 
Northoscordum striatum, Kunth. 
Common. . 
Museari botryoides Mill. Grape Hyacinth. 
Escaped from gardens. 
Camassia Fraseri, Torr. Squill. 
Common. 
Polygonatum biflorum, Ell. Small Solomon’s Seal. 
Common. 
giganteum, Dietrich. , Great Solomon’s Seal. 
Common, , 
Jatifolum, Desf. 
Pike, (Pech). 


Asparagus officinalis, L. Asparagus. 
Escaped from gardens. 
Smilacina racemosa, Desf. False Spikenard. © 
Common 
stellata, Dasf. False Solomon’s Seal. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Tracy). 
Yucea angustifolia, Pursh. Bear Grass. 


Atchison, ( Broadhead). 


AR—31 


88 


1437. 
1438. 
1439, 
1440. 
1441. 
1442. 
1443. 
1444. 
1445, 
1446. 
1447. 
1448. 


1449. 


1450. 
1451. 
1452, 
1453. 
1454. 


1455. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


Lilium Canadense, L. Wild Yellow Lily. 
Cass and [ron, (Broadhead), Pike, (Pech). 
Catesbeei, Walt. Southern Red Lily. 
Clark, (Broadhead). 
Philadelphicum, L. Wild Orange-red Lily. 
Common. 
superbum, L. Turks-cap Lily. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
var. Carolinianum, Chapm. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Erythronium albidum, Nutt. White Dog-tooth Violet. 
Common. | 
Americanum, Smith. Yellow Adder’s Tongue. 
Knox, (Linn), Pettis, (McCluney). 
Ornithogalum wumbellatum, L. Star-of-Bethlehem. 
_ About old gardens. | 
Uvularia grandiflora, Smith. Bellwort. 
Boone & St. Louis, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush). 
perfoliata, L. 
Common in rich woods. 
Trillium cernuun, L. Nodding Trillium. 
St. Charles, (Broadhead). 
erythrocarpum, Michx. Painted Trillium. 
Pike, (Pech). | 
erectum, L. Purple Trillium. 
Boone, (Galloway), St. Charles and St. Louis, (Baie 
head). 
grandifiorum, Salisb. Large White Trillium. 
St. Louis, (Kellogg). 
recurvatum, Beck. 
St. Charles, (Broadhead). 
sessile, L. ° 
Common. 
Melanthium Virginicum, L. Bunch-flower. 
Common. 
Veratrum viride, Ait. Indian Poke. 
Boone, (Tracy). 
Woodii, Robbins. 


, Pike, (Pech in 1842). Abundant along the Meramec 
in Jefferson county, ‘‘now the only known loo 
ity,” (Letterman). 


| 


1457. 


1458. 


1472. 


CATALOGUE. &9 


parviflorum, Michx. 
~ Marion (Swallow), Pike, (Broadhead). 
Zygadenus glaberrimvs, Michx. 
St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
Tofieldia glabra, Nutt. False Asphodel. © 
Miller, (Winick). 


JUNCACEA. 


Rush Family. 


Luzula campestris, DC. 


Boone, (Tracy). 
Juncus acuminatus, Mich. Rush. 
St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
var. debilis, Engelm. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
var. robustus, Engelm. 
‘* Missouri,” (Engelmann), 
var. legitimus, Engelm. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
brachycarpus, Engelm. 
Vernon, (Broadhead). 
marginatus, Rosth. 
Miller, (Winick), Vernon, (Broadhead), 
nodosus, L. 
Common. 
var. megacephalus, Torr. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
scirpoides, Lam. 
Pike, (Pech). 
var. polycephalus, Engelm. 
St. Louis, (Rieh]). 
setaceus, Rostk. 
Pike. (Broadhead ). 
tenuis, Willd. 
Common. 


PONTEDERIACE 2. 


Pickerel-weed Family. 


' Pentederia cordata, L. Pickerel Weed, 


Common. 


90 


1473. 


1474. 


1475. 
1476. 
1477 : 
1478. 
1479. 


1480. 


1481. 


1482. 
1483. 
1484. 


1485. 


1486. 


FLORA OF MISSOORI. ‘ 


Heteranthera graminea. Water Star-grass. 


Maries, (Broadhead), Pike, (Pech). 
limosa, Vahl. Mud Plaintain. 
Jackson, (Bush). 


COMMELYNACE. 
Spiderwort Family. 


Commelyna Virginica, L. Day Flower. 
Common. 
hirtella, Vahl. 
Mississippi, (Galloway). 
Cayennensis, Richard. 
Mississippi, (Galloway). 
Tradescantia rosea, Vent. — Spiderwort. 
Boone, (Tracy), Greene, Ralls and Texas, (Broadhead). 
Virginica, L. Common Spiderwort. 
Common. 
var. flexuosa, Watson. 
Common. 


XYRIDACEA. 
Yellow-eyed Grass Family. 


Xyris flexuosa, Muhl. 
Common. 


CYPERACEA. 


Sedge Family. 


Cyperus acuminatus, Torr. | 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush). 
compressus, L. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
dentatus, Torr. 
Pike, (Pech). 
diandrus, Torr. 
Boone, (Tracy), Callaway, (Broadhead), Jackson, 
(Bush), Pike, (Pech). | 
Engelmanni, Steud. 
Jackson, (Bush). 


1487. 


1488. 


1489. 


1490. 


1491. 
1492. 
1493. 
1494. 
1495. 
1496. 
1497. 
1498. 


1499. 


1500. 


1501. 


1502. 


1503. 


- 1504. 


1505. 


1506. 


CATALOGUE. 


91 


LL 
__ 


erythrorhizos, Muhl. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Rieh)). 
filiculmis, Vahl. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
flavescens, L. 
St. Louis, (Rie). 
inflexus, Muhl. 


Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Riehl). 


Michauxianus, Schult. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
ovularis, Torr. 


St. Louis, (Murtfeldt), Vernon, (Broadhead). 


phymatodes, Muhl. 
Common. 

rotundus, L., var. Hydra, Gray. 

St. Louis, ( Riehl). 
Schweinitzii, Torr. 

Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Letterman). 
strigosus, L. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Vernon, ( 

tetragonus, Ell. 

St. Louis, (Riehl). 

Kyllingia pumila, Michx. 


Broadhead). 


Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Peck), St. Louis, (Letterman). 


Dulichium spathaceun, Pers. 


Cass, (Broadhead), Franklin, Jefferson and St. Louis, 


(Letterman). 
Hemicarpha subsquarrosa, Nees. 
Jackson (Bush). 
Eleocharis acicularis, R. Br. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
compressa, Sulliv. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
intermedia, Schultes. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
obtusa, Schultes. 
Common. 
palustris, R. Br. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
tenuis, Schultes. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Geyer). 


Spike-Rush. 


; 


92 FLORA OF MISSOURI. . 


1057. Seirpus atrovirens, Muhl. | Bulrush. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Riehl). 
1508. fluviatilis, Gray. se a 
Bates and Jackson, (Bush). 
1509. lineatus, Michx. 
Common Eastward. 
1510. polyphyllus, Vahl. 
Pike, (Pech), Vernon, (Broadhead). 
1544: pungens, Vahl. 
Boone, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush). 
1512. sylvaticus, L. 
Pike, (Pech). 
1513. supinus L. var. Hallii, Gray. 
St. Louis, (Engelmann). 
1514. Torreyi, Olney. 
Jackson, (Bush). | 
1505; validus, Vahl. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
1516. Eriophorum gracile, Koch. Cotton Grass. 


Pike, (Pech). 
1517. Fimbristylis autumnalis, R. & S. 


Common. 
1518. capillaris, Gray. 
Common Kastward. 
1519. spadicea, Vahl., var. castanea, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush). , 
1520. Rhynechospora corniculata, Gray. Beak Rush. 
Butler, (Letterman). 
1521. Seleria triglomerata, Michx. Nut Rush. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
1522. Carex aperta, Boott. Sedge. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
1523. acutiformis, Khrh. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
1524. arida, Schw. & Torr. 
Pike, (Pech). 
1525. aristata, R. Br. 
Pike, (Pech). 
1526. bromoides, Schk. | 
Pike, (Pech). 
1527; crus-corvi, Shutt. 


Bates, (Bush). 


CATALOGUE. 93 


conjuncta, Boot. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Cherokeensis, Schw. 
Missouri, (A. Wood). 
cristata, Schw. 
Pike, (Pech), St. Louis, (Geyer). 
conoida, Schk. 
Pike, (Pech). 
cephalaphora, Muhl. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
Davisii, Schw. & Torr. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
echinata, Murr. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
eburnea, Boot. 
Pike, (Pech). 
filiformis, L. 
Pike, (Pech). 
grisea, Wahl. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
granularis, Muhl. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Hitchcockiana, Dew. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
hystricina, Willd. 
St. Louis, (Riehl). 
intumescens, Rudge. 
Pike, (Pech). 
lagopodioides, Schk. 
Jackson, (Bush). ; 
lupulina, Muhl. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
laxiflora, Lam. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Riehl). 
var. blanda, Boot. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
var. intermedia, Boot. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
var. latifolia, Boot. 
Jackson (Bush). 
Meadii, Dew. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Geyer). 


94 


1549. 
1550. 
1551. 
1552. 
1553. 
1554. 


1555. 


1556. 
1557. 
1558. 
1559. 
1560. 
1561. 
1562, 
1563, 
1564. 
1565. 
1566. 
1567. 
1568. 


1569. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


Muhlenbergii, Schk. 
Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
monile, Tuck. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Novee-Angliz, Schw. 
Pike, (Pech). 
oligocarpa, Schk. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Riehl). 
pubescens, Muhl. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Riehl). 
Pennsylvanica, Lam. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
riparia, Curtis, | 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Richardsonii, R. Br. 


Jackson, (Bush). 
retroflexa, Muhl. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
rosea, Schk. 
Common. 
var. minor, Boot. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
var. radiata, Dew. 
_ Jackson, (Bush), Pike, (Pech). 
stenolepis, Torr. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Steudelii, Kunth. 
7 Jackson, (Bush). 
sparganoides, Muhl. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
var. minor, Boot. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
squarrosa, L. 
Oommon. 
Shortiana, Dew. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Geyer). 
straminea, Schck. 
Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush). 
siccata, Dew. 
Pike, (Pech). 
stipata, Muhl. : 
Common. 


1584. 


CATALOGUE. "96 


sterilis, Willd. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
stricta, Lam. 
Common. 
striata, Michx. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
trichocarpa, Muhl. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Tuckermani, Boot. | 
Pike, (Pech), 
tentaculata, Muhl. 
Pike, (Pech). 
triceps, Michx. 
Common Eastward. 
tetanica, Schk. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Riehl). 
umbellata, Schk. 
Common. 
virescens, Muhl. 
Greene, (Shepard). 
vulpinoidea, Michx. 
Common. 
Vaseyi, Dew. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
varia, Muhl. — 
’ Common Eastward. 
Willdenovii, Schck. 
St. Louis, (Geyer). 


GRAMINE A. 


2 Grass Family. 


Paspalum fluitans, Kth. 


Jackson, (Bush). 


1585. leeve, Michx. 
Common. 
1586. setaceum, Mich. 
Common everywhere. | 
1587. Panicum agrostoides, Muhl. Panic Grass. 


Common. 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. z 


amarum, Ell. 

Cass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush). 
antumnale, Bose. 

Boone and Mississippi, (Galloway). | 
capillare, L. Old-witch Grass. 


Common everywhere. 
clandestinum, L 


Common. 
crusgalli, L. Barn-yard Grass. 
Common every where. 
var. hispidum, Gray. 
Common everywhere. | 
depauperatum, Muhl. 
Common. 
dichotomun, L. 
Common everywhere. 
glabrum, Gaud. 
Boone, (Galloway), Jackson, (Bush). 
latifoliium, Muhl. 
Common from Boone Southeast. 
microcarpum, Muhl. 
Jackson, (Bush), Jefferson, (Tracy), Mississippi, (Gal- 
loway). 
var. spheerocarpon, Vasey. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
proliferum, Lam. 
Common. 
sanguinale, L. Crab Grass. 
Common. 
scoparium, Lam. 
Mississippi, (Galloway). 
virgatum, L. Switch Grass. 
Common along streams. 
viscidum, Ell. 
Jackson, (Bush). 


Setaria glauca, Beauv. Foxtail. 
Common. | 
Italica, Kunth. Millet. 
Common in cultivation, occasionally escaped. 
verticillata, Beauv. | Brown Foxtail. 
Common. 
viridis, Beauv. | Green Foxtail. 


Common. 


CATALOGUE. 97 


Cenchrus tribuloides, L. Sand-bur Grass. 
Common Northwest. , 
Spartina cynosuroides, Willd. Cord Grass. 
Common in damp soils. 
Coix lachryma, L. Job’s Tears. 
Cultivated and occasionally persistent. 
Tripsacum dactyloides, L. ‘Gama Grass. 
Oass, (Broadhead), Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Gal- 
loway). 
Zizania aquatica, L. Wild Rice. 
Common in swampy lands. 
Leersia lenticularis, Michx. Fly-catch Grass. 
Boone and Mississippi, (Galloway). 
oryzoides, Swz. False Rice. 
; Common. 
Virginica, Willd. Cut Grass. 
Common. 
Erianthus saccharoides, Michx. 


Occasionally in swampy lands Southeast. 
Andropogon dissitiflorus, Michx. Blue-joint Grass. 
Common. 
macrourus, Michx. 
_ Madison, (Broadhead). 
provincialis, Lam. 
Common. 
scoparius, Michx. 
Common. 
Chrysopogon nutans, Benth. Wild Sorghum. 
Common. 
Sorghum ialepense, L. Guinea Grass, or Johnson Grass. 
Introduced and sparingly naturalized. 
Phalaris aruudinacea, L. Reed Canary Grass. 
Common. 
Canariensis, L. 
Occasional about dwellings. 


Anthoxanthum odoratum, L. Sweet Vernal Grass. 
) Common in door-yards. 
Alopecurus geniculatus, L. Water Fox-tail. 


Common in cultivated ground. 
var. aristulatus, Munro. 
Jackson (Bush). 


98 FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


1629. pratensis, L. Meadow Foxtail. — 
Common from Boone Southwest. | 
1630. Aristida gracilis, Ell. Poverty Grass. 
Common in rich soil. 
1631. oligantha, Michx. 
Common on thin soil. 
1632. purpurascens, Poir. 
Common along roadsides. 
1633. purpurea, Nutt. 
Common along roadsides. 
1634, ramosissima, Engelm. 
Greene, (Bush), Mississippi, (Galloway). 
1625. var. uniseta, Engelm. 
(Vasey in “Grasses of U. S.”’) 
1636. Stipa avenacea, L. Black Oat-Grass. 
Livingston, (Galloway). 
1637. spartea, Trin. Porcupine Grass. 
1 Oass, (Broadhead). 
1638. Oryzepsis melanocarpa, Muhl. Mountain Rice. 
Pike, (Pech). | 
1639. Millium effusum, L. Millet Grass. 
Pike, (Pech). 
1640. Muhlenbergia capillaris, Kunth. | Hair Grass. 
Common in Boone, (Galloway). 
1641. diffusa, Schreb. Nimble-Will. 
| Common. 
1642. glomerata, Trin. 
Howell, (Tracy), Jackson, (Bush), Lafayette, (Gallo- 
way). 
1643. Mexicana, Trin. 
Common. 
1644. var. filiformis, Muhl. 
With the preceding. 
1645. sobolifera, Trin. 
| Common. ‘ 
1646. sylvatica, T. & G. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
1647. Willdenovii, Trin. 


Common Westward. 
1648. Brachyletrum aristatum, Beauv. 
Common. | 


CATALOGUE. 99 


1649, Phleum pratense. L. Timothy. 
Common in cultivation, aad occasionally naturalized. 
1650. Sporobolus asper, Kunth. 
Jackson, (Bush), 


1651. cryptandrus, Gray. 
Boone, (Galloway), Jackson, (Bush). 
1652. heterolepis, Gray. 
Common on prairies. 
1653. vagineeflorus, Torr. 
: Common southward. 
1654. Agrostis elata, Tria. Bent Grass. 
: Boone, (Galloway), Schuyler, (Tracy). 
1655. perennans, Tuck. Twin Grass. 
Common. 
1656. scabra, Willd. Hair Grass. 
Common. 
1657. vulgaris, Michx. Red Top. 
Common on damp soil. 
1658. var. alba, Vasey. E 
Common. 
1659. Cinna arundinacea, L. Wood Reed-Grass. 
Common. 
1660. Deyeuxia Canadensis, Beauv. Blue Stem. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Galloway). 
1661. confinis. Kunth. 


Jackson. (Bush), St. Louis, (Galloway). 
1662. Ammophila longifolia, Benth. 
Lafayette, (Galloway). 
1663. Deschampsia cespitosa, Beauv. 
St. Louis, (Galloway). 
1664. flexuosa, Trin. 
St. Louis, (Murtfeldt). 
1665. Holeus lanatus, L. 
St. Louis, (Galloway). 
1666. Danthonia spicata, Beauv. 
Common. 
1667. Cynodon dactylon, Pers. 
St. Louis, (Galloway). 
1668. Sechedonnardus Texanus, Steud. 
Mississippi, (Galloway). 
1669. Bouteloua hirsuta, Lag. 
Saline, (Galloway). 


FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


ee _ 


racemosa, Lag. © 
Boone, (Galloway), Jackson, (Bush). 
Eleusine Jndica, Gaert. | - Yard Grass. 
Common. 
Leptochloa mucronata, Kunth. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Triodia sesleroides, Torr. : 
Common. ° 


. Arundo Donaz. 


About old gardens. | 
Phragmites communis, Trin. Reed- Grass. 
Common Southward in wet places. 
Keeleria cristata, Pers. . 
Common. 
Eatonia obtusata, Gray. 
Common. 
Pennsylvanica, Gray. 
Common. 
Eragrostis capillaris, L. 
Common. 
Frankii, Meyer. 
Common. 
major, Host. 
Common. 
minor Host. 
Common. 
pectinacea, Gray. 
Common. 
var. spectabilis, Gray. 
_ Boone, (Galloway), Jackson, (Bush). 
pilosa, L. 
Common. 
Purshii, Schrad. 
Common. 
reptans, Nees. 
Boone, (Galloway). 
tenuis, Gray. i 
Boone, (Galloway), Jackson, (Bush). 


Melica mutica, Walt. Melic Grass. 


Common Northward. 
Diahrrhena Americana, Beauv. 
Boone and St. Francois, (Galloway). 


CATALOGUE. 101 


. Uniola latifolia, Michx. 
Common in rich woods. 


- Daetylis glomerata, L. Orchard Grass. 

Common in cultivation and occasionally naturalized. 

Poa alsoedes, Gray. Meadow Grass. 

Boone, (Galloway), 

annua, L, 7 Low Spear Grass. 
Common everywhere in cultivated ground. 

arachnifera, Torr. Texas Blue Grass. 

Introduced from Texas and apparently becoming 

naturalized. 


brevifolia, Muhl. 
Boone, (Galloway). 


compressa, L. Wire Grass. 
Common. 
1698. debilis, Torr. 
Boone, (Galloway). 
1699. flexuosa, Muhl. 
Common. 
1700. nemoralis, L. 
Boone, (Galloway). 
1701. pratensis, L. Blue Grass. 
Common everywhere. 
1703. serotina, Ehrh. Fowl! Meadow Grass. 
Common. 
1704. sylvestris, Gray. 
Boone, (Galloway), Jackson, (Bush). ‘i | 
1705. trivialis, L. Rough Meadow Grass. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Galloway). 
1706. Glyceria arundinacea, Kunth. Reed Meadow Grass. 
4 Boone, (Galloway). 
1707. Canadensis, Trin. 
Boone, (Galloway), Jackson, (Bash). 
1708. fluitans, R. Br. 
| Jackson, (Bush). 
1709. nervata, Trin. 
Common. 
1710. Festuea duriuscula, L. : Fescue. 
Boone, (Galloway ), Jackson, (Bush). 
1711. elatior, L. Meadow Fescue. 
Fs afeg Boone, (Galloway). 
1712. nutans, Willd. 


Common. 


102 


1713. 
1714, 
1715. 
1718. 
1717. 
1718. 
1719. 
1720. 
1721. 
1722. 
1723. 
1724. 
1725. 
1726. 
1797. 
1728, 
1729. 
1730. 
1731. 
1732. 


1733. 


FLOKA OF MISSOURI. . 


ovina, L. Sheep’s Fescue. 
Boone and St. Louis, (Galloway), Jackson, (Bush). 
Shortii, Kunth. } 
(Dr. Vasey in “ Grasses of U. S.’’) 
tenella, Willd. 
Boone, (Galloway), St, Francois, (Tracy). 
Bromus ciliatus, L. — 


Common. 
var. purgans, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
Kaimii, Gray. Wild Chess. 
Boone, (Gallowayy. 
racemosus, J.. } _ Upright Chess. 
Common. . 
secalinus, L. Cheat or Chess. | 
Common everywhere. 
stertlis, L. 
Boone, (Galloway). 
Lolium perenne, L. 7 Rye-Grass. 
Naturalized. 
var. /talicum, Vasey. Italian Rye-Grass. 
Sparingly naturalized. 
Agropyrum caninum, R. & S. 


Boone, (Galloway). 
repens, Beauv. Couch-Grass.' 
Found occasionally where it has been introduced. 
Hordeum jubatum, Huds. Squirrel-tail Grass. 
Occasional Westward. . 
pulsillum, Nutt. 
Occasional about old gardens. . 
Elyinus Canadensis, L. | Wild Rye. 
Common. 
var. glucifolius, Gray. 
Common along river banks. 
Sitanion, Schultz. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
striatus. Small Wild Rye. 
. Common. 
var. villosus, Gray. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Francois, (Tracy). 
Virginicus, L. Wild Rye. 
Common. 


SS 


1734, 


1735. 


1741. 


1742, 
17438. 
1744. 


| 1745. 


1746. 


CATALOGUE. 103 


Asprella hystrix, Willd. Hedge-hog Grass. 
Common. 
Arundinaria tecta, Muhl. Cane. 


Common in extreme Southeast. 


EQUISETACEA. 


Horsetail Family. 


Equisetum arvense, L. Horsetail. 


Common. ; 


sylvaticum, L. 


Greene, (Shepard). 


robustum, Braun, 


Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Letterman). 


var, affine, Engelm. 


Jackson, (Bush). 


hyemale, L. 


Common. 


OPHIOGLOSSACE. 


Ophioglossum vulgatum, L. 


Iron, Jefferson & St. Louis, hr Jackson, 
(Bush). 


Sitychinm ternatum, Swz. 


Vernon, -( Broadhead). 


var. lunarioides, Milde. 


Common. 


-Virginianum, Swz. 


Butler & St. Louis, (Letterman), Jackson, (Bush). 


matricarizfolium, Braun. 


Iron, (Broadhead). 


FILLCES. 


Fern Family. 


Polypodium incanum, Swz. 


A. R.—382 


Mississippi, (Galloway), St. Louis, (Letterman). 


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FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


1747. 


1748. 


1749. 


vulgare, L. 
Boone, (Tracy), Mississippi, (Swallow), St. Louis, (Let- 
terman). 
Notholswana dealbata, Kunze. 
Boone, (Tracy ), Jackson, (Bush). 
Adiantum capillus-veneris, L. 
Christian, Greene and Stone, (Shepard), Madison, 
(Broadhead). 
pedatum, L. 
Common. 
Pteris aquilina, L. 
Common Southward. 
Cheilanthes lanuginosa, Nutt. 
Common. 
tomentosa, Link. ; 
Cole,(Wheeler’s Report.). 
vestita, Swz. 
Common Southward.. 
Pellea atropurpurea, Link. 


Common. 
gracilis, Hook. 


Boone, (Galloway), Newton, (Broadhead). 
Woodwardia Virginica, Smitb. 


Common. 
Asplenium angustifolium, Michx. 
Common. 
ebeneum, Ait. 
Common. 


ebenoides. Scott. 

Franklin, Iron, Jefferson and St. Louis, (Letterman) 
Filix foemina, Bernh. 

Miller, (Winick), St. Louis, (Letterman). 
parvulum, M. & G. | 

Christian, (Shepard), Greene and Jackson, (Bush). 
pinnatifidum, Nutt. 

Greene, (Shepard). 
thelypteroides, Mich. 
Common. 

trichomanes, L. 

Miller, (Winick), St. Louis, (Letterman). 


*Camptosorus rhizophyllus, Link. 


Common everywhere. 


CATALOGUE. 105 


1767. Phegopteris hexagonoptera, Fee. 


/ Common from Boone Eastward. 
1768. Aspidium acrostichoides, Swz. 
Common. 

1769. Lonchitis, Swz. 

Madison, (Broadhead), Miller, eras 
1770. marginale, Swz. 

St. Louis, near Allenton, (Letterman). 
1771. spinulosum, Swz. 

Butler and St. Louis, (Letterman). 

1772. Thelypteris, Swz. 


Butler and St. Louis, (Letterman). 
1773. Cystopteris bulbifera, Bernh. 
Common. 
1774. fragilis, Bernh. 
Common. 
1775. Onoclea sensibilis, L. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Letterman), Scotland, 
(Broad head). 
1776. Woodsia obtusa, Torr. 
Jackson, (Bush), St. Louis, (Geyer). 
1777. Dicksonia pilosiuscula, Willd. 
Scotland, (B:oadhead). 
1778. Osmunda cinnamonea, L. 
Franklin, (Letterman). 
1779. Claytoniana, L. 
Pike, (Pech). 
1780. regalis, L. 
Butler and S'. Louis, (Letterman). 


SALVINIACE. 
178!. Azolla Caroliniana, Willd. 


Howell, (Swallow), Jagkson, (Bush). 


LYCOPODIACE. 
Club-Moss Eamily. 


1782. Lycopodium dendroideum, Michx. 
Madison, (Broadhead). 


106 «FLORA OF MISSOURI. 


SELAGINELLACEZ. 


1783. Selaginella rupestris, Spring. 
Adair, (Broadhead), J efferson and St. Louis, (Lettexaianes 


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ISOETACE/E. 


1784. YFsoetes echinospora, Darien, var. Braunii, Enge]m. 
Jackson, (Bush). 
1785. Engelmanni, Braun. 
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