A
FLORAL ALMANAC
OF
FLORIDA.
BY
Dr. a. SCHAFFRANEK,
BOTANIST.
iVi 1
CONIAIXI.NI; THE
FLOWERING SEASON
OF
ONE THOliSAttD AND SEVEN HUNDRED
Phaenogamous Plants of Florida,
BY
Dr. a. SCHAFFRANEK. Botanist,
PALATKA. FLORIDA.
tmn*9.r
PHIXTED BY THE
PALATKA XEWS PUBLISHINCi roMPANY.
Palatka. Fla.
1SS«.
fc;iitci-('il :iih1 <'()|)yri^rlit sccuivil acconiiiin' to A<-t of ( 'on^fress, November 25, A.D. l'S87, by
Dr. a. Si'Hakkr.WKK, BotMiiist, l'Mlatk;i, I'^hi.,
In rhc otficf of tlie l.ilnviriiii] of ( 'oiifjivss. Washiiifftoii, I). ( '.
S'o 1^15 Fvkutls.
Dr. GtO, VASEY,
U. S. BOTANIST. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICrLTURE. WASHINGTON:. D. C.
AND
Hon. WILLIAM SAUNDERS,
SUPERINTENDENT OF EXPERIMENT. (iARDEN. DEPARTMENT OF AORRULTUfiE,
WASHINGTON. D. C.
WITH
lasting esteem and friendship.
Dr, a. Schaffranek. Botanist.
PREFACE.
Hfn-ing l)een requested since the last three years by Botanists in
this and foreign countries to publish a hst of our phtenogamous idants,
and having heard so often the complaints of a great many ^•isitors,
that, vdiile they spend the winter months in Florida, they could not
find as many flowers as they expected, I thought it necessary l)y pub-
hshing this Floral Almanac to satisfy all of them at once. It has been
condensed into the smallest compass in such an order and form as to
facilitate as much as possible the collection of plants in their proper
flowering season, thus enabling every botanist, agi-iculturist, florist and
dendrolo-;i4 to make a satisfactory selection for personal use and ol;-
servation, and to prove to every visitor that nature has provided for
us flowers all the year round. This Almanac- will be not only a guide
to any scientific visitor in the State, but may Ije used at the same time
as a (die(dv-list.
If the arduous labor bestowed for years upon this work should
render efficient aid to those who are earnestly interested in the Flora
of Florida the author will Ite richly repaid for all his exertions.
Dr. a. Schaffranek.
Palatka, Florida.
FLORAL ALMANAC
MO>'TH.
No.
NAME OF PL.VNT.
NATURAL ORDER.
LOCALITY.
Jan'y toFeb'y.
1
Ulmus alata. Michx.
Ulmaceae.
Rich soil.
Jan'y to March.
2
Ahius serrulata. Ait.
Betulaceae.
River banks. Palatka.
3
Andromeda phillvrefefoJia.
Hook.
Ericaceae.
Shallow ponds in pine l>nrn'ns.
..
4
C'alamintha canescens. T.&G.
Labiatae.
Dry sand. West coast.
Feb'y to March.
5
Hepatica tj'iloba. Chaix.
Ranunculaceae.
Shady woods. N. W. Florida.
G
Xasturtium sessilitlorum. Xutt
Cruciferae.
Banks of the Chipola river.
. . a
7
Dentarin lacinata. ]\IuhI.
Riv. b'ks. shady frjjots. Palatka.
.; a
8
Acer dasycarpum. Ehrli.
Aceraeeae.
Riv. banks. Rice creek. Palatka.
a a
9
■• ruljruni. Lin.
••
Swamps.
.i a
1(1
Cercis Canadensis. Lin.
Leguminosae.
Rich soil. Palatka.
a a
11
Cassia angustisiliqua. Lam.
••
Punta Gorda. South Florida.
a a
12
biilora. Lin.
••
South Florida. Kev West.
.< a
13
Prunus umbellata. Ell.
Rosaceae.
Dry. light soil. Palatka.
a u
14
Caroliniana. Ait.
■•
River banks. Palatka.
a n
15
Amelanchier Canadensis. Lin.
•â–
Woods around Palatka.
a a
16
Canad. var. Bo-
tryapium. Torr. & Gray.
.1
Woods.
•' '-
17
Oldenlandia coerulea. Gray.
Rubiaceae.
Moist banks. Palatka.
a a
IS
rotiindifolia. Gray.
Sandy soil near the coast.
a a
19
Fedia radiata. Michx.
Valerianacae.
River banks. Common.
a a
20
Krigia Carolinea. Nutt.
Compositae.
Dry, sandy places.
a i.
21
Leucothoe axillaris. Don.
Ericaceae.
Dry. sandy soil.
(< a
22
Epigaea repens. Lin.
Sandy banks and soil.
(( a
23
Vaccinium corymbosum. Lin.
Margins p"ds, swamps. Palatka.
a a
24
Benzoin odoriferum. Nees.
Lauraceae.
Banks of streams; low woods.
({ it
25
mellisscefoliiim. Xees.
Margins of ponds.
a a
26
Tetranthera geniculata. Xees.
Shallow pine barren ponds.
a a
27 .
Dirca ixilustris. Lin.
Thymeleaceae.
Sliady banks of streams.
a a
28
Pacbvsandra procumbais.
Michx.
Euphorbiaceae.
West Florida. Common.
l< a
20
Ulmus fulva. Michx.
Ulmaceae.
Ricli woods. West Florida.
II II
30
Floridana. n. sp.
'â–
Bunks of Chipola, Mariana rs.
i< II
31
Americana. Lin.
••
Low grounds. West Florida.
II II
32
Planera aquatica. Genel.
"
River swamps. Palatka.
i< II
33
Corylus Americana. Wall.
Cupuliferae.
Rich soil, margins of woods.
II II
34
Myrica inodora. Bart.
Myricaceae.
ilargins of swami^s near coast.
II II
35
Leitneria Floridana.
Salt or brackish marshes. Ap"la.
ii II
36
Taxodium distichnm. Rich.
Coniferae.
Swamps and ponds.
11 II
37
Corallorhiza odontorhiza. Nutt
Orchidaceae.
Shady woods.
<i i<
38
Trillium discolor. Wrang.
Smilaceae.
Rich woods in Middle Flopida.
it i<
39
Erythronium Americanum.
Smith.
Liliaceae.
Rich woods in Middle Florida.
FLORAL ALMAXAC.
MONTH.
No.
Feb'y to April. 40
41
4-i
March to Aiiril.
44
45
4i;
4;
4S
4'J
.Ml
51
5-^
5:)
54
55
oij
57
oS
59
CO
01
Ij-i
(•,:;
04
05
0(!
or
(;s
O'.i
70
71
?•.'
7o
74
75
70
78
71)
80
81
8-^
83
84
85
80
87
8s
89
NAME OF PLANT.
Chrysogonum Virginianum. L.
Cliaptalia tomeiitosa. Vent.
Bartoiiia vcrna. Muhl.
Zanthorliiza apiii'olia. L'Hcr.
Asiniina triloba. Dunal.
]iar\illoi'M. l)unal.
.<;raiiditlura. Dunal.
San.ii'iiinaria Canadensis Lin.
Corytlalis aurea. Willd.
Xasturtiiun tanacetifolium.
Hook.
C'ai'daniine Ludoviciana. Hook
hirsuta. Lin.
Sisymbrium canescens. Xutt.
Draba cuneifolia. Xutt.
Senebiera Coronopus. Poir.
Capsella Bursa-pastoris. Munch
Viola villosa. Walt.
Helianthemum Carolinianum.
Mich.
Helianthemum arcnicola sp. n.
Ascyrum pumilum. 3Iich.
inicrosepalum, T.&G.
Stellaria prostrata. Baldw.
Geranium C'aroliniannm. Lin.
Rhus aromatica. Ait.
Acer saceharinum var. Florid-
ianum. Chap.
Xeyund(_) aceroides. I\Iieh.
Til-folium C'aroliniannm. Mich
Piscidia Erythrina. Lin.
Bap.tisia leucantha. Torr. iS: Gra.y
Prunus Americana. ;\Lu'sh.
Chicasa. Mich.
Fragaria Virginiana. Ehrh.
Crataegus ainifolia. 3Iich.
Crataegus arborescens. Ell.
testivalis. T. & G.
Pyrus arbutifolia. Lin.
'â– arb. var. crythrocarpa.
Chaiim.
Pyrus arbut. var. nielanocar[ia.
Chajim.
Fothergilla alnifolia. Lin.
1 Liquidambar styraciflua. Lin.
Chaerophyllum Teinturieri.
Hoz Aril.
Ernodea littoralis. Swartz.
Mitchella repens. Lin.
Morinda Roicos. Lin.
Gelsemium sem]iervirens.
Erigeron vernum. T. & G.
Senecio lobatus. Pers.
Vaccinium nitidum. Andr.
" inyrsinites. Mich.
" tenellum.
NATURAL ORDER.
Compositae.
Gentianaceae.
Ranunculaceae.
Anonaceae.
Pajiaveraceae.
Fumariaceae.
Cruciferae.
Violaceae.
Cistaceae.
Hypericaceae.
Cary ophy Uacea e.
Geraniaceae.
Anacardiaceae.
Aceraceae.
Leguminosae.
Rosaceae.
Hamameliaceae.
Cmbelliferae.
Rubiaceae.
a
Compositae.
Ericaceae.
LOCALITY.
Dry. open woods.
Low pine barrens.
Daniii jiiiie bari'ens near coast.
Siiady banks.
River banks. West Florida.
Rich woods ; Duval Co. ; Palatka.
Sandy pine barrens: Put. Co.
Rich woods. Leon Co.
Banks of Apalachicola river.
Damp soil. East Jilorida.
Waste i)laces near dwellings.
Wet soil.
Waste grounds.
West Florida.
Waste places.
Waste i)laces.
Dry sandy or gravelly soil.
Dry sandy soil.
Drifting sands near the coast.
Dry gravelly soil.
Flat jiine barrens.
Damp places.
Waste places. Common.
Dry open woods. West Florida.
Upland woods. Middle Fla.
River Ijanks.
Waste places.
South Florida.
River banks.
Woo<is. Common.
( )ld fields forming thickets.
Rich woods.
River swamps.
River banks.
Margins of pine barrens.
Swamps. Putnam county.
Swamps. Putnam county.
Swamps. Putnam county.
Swamps.
Swanii»s.
Banks of the Apalachicola river.
Along the coast. South Florida.
Shady woods. Palatka.
South Florida.
Margins of swamps, Palatka.
Pine barren swamps.
Low grounds.
Low pine barrens.
Sandy pine barrens.
Margins of pine barrens.
FLORAL AL^L\XAC.
MONTH.
March to Ai)ril
April to May.
No.
i4(;
147
US
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
1 92
193
194
195
196
197
198
NAME OF PLANT.
Betula iiif>ra. Lin.
ruhra. Lin.
Salix iMsmarinifolia.
â– ' Floridiana n. sj).
•• nigra. Mar.';hall.
'• angulata. Ait.
"Pinus serotina. J\rioli.
" Taxla. Lin.
'' australis. Mich.
Juniperus Virginiana. Lin.
Cupressus thyoides. Lin.
Taxus Floridiana. Nutt.
Torreya taxifoh'a. Arn.
Zamia integrifolia. Willd.
ArisaeraaDrarontium. Schott.
Orontiuni aqnaticuni. Lin.
Calopogon parviflorus. Lindl.
" multiflorus. Lindl.
Amaryllis Atamasco. Lin.
Hypoxis erecta. Lin.
Hypoxis juncea. Smith.
Smilax Pseudo China. Lin.
Waited. Pursh.
Uvularia perfoliata. Lin.
" Floridiana. n. sp.
Carex Bromoides. Sclm.
Trisetum palustre. Torr.
Viburnum densiflorum.
" nidum var. angus-
tifolium. Gray & Ton-.
Richardsouia scabi'a. St. Hil.
Galium pilosum var. jjuncticu-
losum. Gray.
Oldeidandia patens.
Cateshaoa. parviHora. Swartz.
Vaccinium virgatum. Ait.
Thalicti'umauemonoides. Mich
Ranunculus palmatus. Ell.
Lsopyrum bitternatum. T. &G.
Aquilega Canadensis. Lin.
Magnolia granditl(ira. Lin.
Podophyllum peltatum. Lin.
Sarracenia purpurea. Lin.
" Psittacina. Mich.
" Drummondii. Croom
" flava. Lin.
variolaris. M ich.
Argemone Mexicana. Lin.
Cardamine rhomboides.
D. C.
Lin.
1). C.
Lepidium Virginicuin
Senebiera pinnatitida.
Viola lanceolata. Lin.
hastata. Mich.
Helianthenuim coi-yndxisum.
Mich.
Helianthemum Canadense. M.
NATURAL ORDEK.
Betulaceae.
Salicaceae.
a
n
Conifci-ae
Cycadnceae.
Araceae.
( )rcliidaceae.
Amaryllidaceae
Snii!a£eae.
Melanthaceae.
Gramineae.
Caju'lfoliaceae
Rubiaceae.
Ericaceae.
Ranunculaceae.
Mngnoliaccae.
}-5iM-beridaceae.
Sarraceniaceae.
Papaveraceae.
Cruciferae.
Violaceae.
Cistaceae.
LOCALITY.
Banks of rivers.
Banks of rivers.
Swamps and low groimds.
Rocky banks. West Floi'ida.
Swam])s and muddy river banks
River banks.
Borders swamps ; lower districts
Light mostly damp soil. Palatka .
Sandy soil. Palatka. -
Dry, rocky or even wet soil.
Swamps. Palatka.
Banks of Apalachicola river.
Low grounds. Murphy Island.
Rich woods.
Ponds and slow flowing streams.
Wet pine barrens. Palatka.
W^et pine barrens. Palatka.
Rich damp soil.
Low ground. Palatka subui'bs.
Low pine barrens. Palatka.
Woods and thickets.
Pine barren ponds and swamps.
Woods and thickets.
Low shady woods. Middle Fla.
Swamps and bogs.
Swamps. West Florida.
Swamps. West Florida.
Wooded hillsides. Palatka.
Margins of swamps. Palatka.
]\Iargins of swamps. Palatka.
Dry, rich soil. Palatka suburbs.
Roadsides. Palatka suburbs.
Bahia Honda, South Floiida.
Low pine barrens.
Woods.
Swamps in the pine barrens.
Shady woods. West Florida.
Rocky woods. West Florida.
Light fertile soil. Palatka.
Rich woods.
Mossy swamps.
Pine barren swamps.
Pine barren swamps.
Low pine barrens. Palatka.
Low pine barrens. Pal. suburbs.
Waste places. Palatka.
Cool springs. West Florida.
Waste places. Palatka.
Waste places. Common.
Low pine barrens.
Shaded hillsides.
Dry sandy soil.
Drv sterile soil.
FLORAL AL:)fAXAr.
MONTH.
No.
NAME OF PLANT.
.A]iril to
May.
109
Drosern filiformis. Rnf.
200
(•a]iillaris. I'oir.
•â–
••
201
l)revifolia. I'ursii.
'â–
••
202
Spei\<^ula arvensis. Lin.
"
( i
2o:i
Alsiiie s(jiiarr()sa. Fenzl.
ii
'•'
204
Arenaria seri>yllif(ilia. Lin.
••
"
205
Cin-astium vul<;atum. Lin.
i<
20li
'â– viscoi'um. Lin.
• <
ii
2or
Silene Baldwinii. Nutt.
(*
ii
208
Stuai-tia Virginica. Car.
••
ii
200
Oxalis stric-ta. Lin.
•â–
a
210
Ceanotliusinierophyllus. Mich
••
ii.
211
Evonynius Americana. Lin.
••
(t
212
Aesculus Pavia. Lin.
"
ii
2i;i
Polygala nana. I). C.
££
ii
214
Lupinus perennis. Lin.
(if
ii
215
" villosus. Willd.
iC
ii
21(1
diffusus. Nutt.
a
(4
2ir
Trifoliuin retlexum. Lin.
a
*•
218
Psoralea canescens. Mich.
a
ii
219
Artragalus glaher. Mich.
•'
ii
220
villosus. ]\lich.
"
ii
221
Vicia micrantha. Nutt.
a
ii
2-)o
" acutifolia. Ell.
it
ii
22:s
Erythrina herhacea. Lin.
a
ii
224
Baptisia lanceolata. Ell.
' a
"
225
'â– alba. R. Brown,
"
ii
22()
Prunus serotina. Elirh.
"
tt
227
Spiraea opulifolia. Lin.
<•
t .
228
Rubus villosus. Ait.
ti
.4
220
'• cuneifolius. Pui-sh.
a
"
2:!0
trivialis. Michx
a
fc£
2:U
Crataegus sjjathulata. Michx
a
ii
2:!2
" Crus-galli. Lin.
a
ii
2:i;!
" coccinea. Lin
i-i
^^
2:!4
" glandulosa. Michx
-•
ii
2:i5
" parvifolia. Ait.
(i
^*
2:5(i
Pyrus angustifolia. Ait
'•
'â–
2:ir
Calycanthus laevigatus. Willd
â– i
â– â–
2;!8
Philadelphus granditlorus.
Willd.
a
ii
2;io
Hydrocotyle umbellatus. Lin.
''
240
Cornus striota. Lin.
â– â–
**
241
Nyssa acpiatica. Lin.
"
••
242
unitlora. Walt.
•'
"'
24:J
capitata. Walt.
i.
• i
244
Viburnum prunifolium. Lin.
>•
ii
245
obovatum. Walt.
a
'*"
24i;
nudiun. Lin.
a
^'
247
dendatum. Lin.
'â–
ti
248
Chrysopsis obligantha. Chaj).
4>
ii
249
Hymenopai)pus scabiosaeus.
L-Her.
i>
ii
250
Leptopoda Helenium. Nutt.
((
ii
251
fimbricata. Torr. &
Gray.
NATIIU.M-
oiu)i:k.
LOCALITY.
Droserace
■•
ae.
Low pine barrens. Palatka.
Boggy ]i(inds. .\palacliicola.
Low sandy ]»ine liai'rens.
Caryophll
aceat'.
Cultivated fields.
Dry sandy hills. Wesi Florida.
Waste places. Conuiion.
Fields.
Fields.
Low shady woods.
Camelliac
eae.
Shady woods.
( )xalidace
ae.
Rich woods. West Floi-ida.
Rhanniacea(>.
Dry barrens.
Celastraci
•ae.
Low shady woods. Palatka.
Sapindac(
ae.
Rich soil.
Polygalaceae.
Low shady pine bar'ns. Palatka
Lcguniinosae.
Dry sandy soil.
••
Dry sandy barrens. Palatka.
it
Dry sandy ridges.
••
Waste places and pastures.
4k
Dry pine barrens.
"
Dry pine barrens.
••
Dry iiine barrens.
"
Banks of rivers; shady places.
£<;
Damp soil near the coast.
a
Light sandy soil. Palatka.
Dry ])ine barrens.
Damp soil.
IJosMceae,
i 1.
Woods. Common.
Banks of streams. T'alatka.
Swam]) thickets. Palatka.
( )ld fields. Common.
Diy sandy soil. Palatka.
River banks.
••
Woods.
( )pen dry woods.
Dry pine barrens.
Sandy soil.
( )pen woods.
Calycantli
accae.
Banks of streams; low counli-y.
Banks of streams.
ITmbellife
•ae.
Wet places. Palntka.
Cornjceai
Swamps. (Common.
I'onds and swamps. Palatka.
Deep swami)s and ponds.
Swamps near the coast.
Caprit'oliaceae.
Dry rich woods. Sub's Palatka.
••
River banks.
'â–
Swam}is. Common.
••
Rich damp soil. West Florida.
Compositae.
Low jiine baj-rcns. Palatka.
Light dry soil. Palatka.
••
Margins of pine barren ponds.
it
Low {>ine barren.
FLORAL JL}fAX.\r.
MONTH.
April to .May.
••
a
..
n
cc
'>
a
*•'
a
it
a
No.
25-?
25:3
254
200
25(5
23?
258
25!)
2liO
2(il
202
2G:i
204
2()5
200
207
20s
20!)
270
2:1
274
275
270
277
278
27!)
280
281
28:i
281!
284
285
2.-s(')
287
288
28IJ
200
201
202
2!).-!
204
205
200
207
208
NAME OF PLANT.
Loptopoda ])nl)(>nila,. Machride.
Marsliallia lanccolala. Piirsh.
All I (Miliaria ])]a lit a<;inirc ilia.
Hook.
Sonoc-io tDiiicntosiis. Micli.x.
Elliottii. Toil-. iVMii-ay.
Arnica luidicaulis. Kll.
Cirsium horriduhmi. IVIichx.
Apooon lunnilis. Kll.
Kriii'ia Virginira. Willd.
Cynthia Dandelion. I). C.
Lygodcsmia aphylhi. 1). V.
Pyrilio])appus Carolineanus.
" ]). V.
GayluKsafia frond osa. Torr.
tt Gray.
Gaylussacia dunmsa. Torr &
Gray.
Leucotlioe racenio.'^a. Gray.
Andromeda nitida. Bart.
Mariana. Lin.
spcciosa. Michx.
" ferruginiea. Walt.
Oxydendron arboreum. D. C.
Rli(>do<lendron nudiHoi'um.
Torr.
Ilexopaca. Ait.
" Dahoon. Walt,
var. inyrtit'olia.
Walt.
Ilexopaca C'assino. Lin.
dccidiia. Walt.
" inonticola. Gray.
" verticillata. Gray.
Styrax pulvcruleiituin. Michx.
f^randifolinm. Ait.
Planta,ij:o heterophylla.
Phinibago scandens. Lin.
Utricularia inflata. Walt.
Tecoma stans. Jnrr.
Conopholis Americana. Walt.
Aphyllon uniflornin. Torr. &
Gray.
Linari.'i Floridana. Nov. spec.
Gratiola Virginiana. Lin.
Floridana. Nutt.
" sphferocarjia. nov. s.
Diantliera crassifolia. nov. s.
Salvia lyrata. Lin.
Litliosi)er'niiini hirtnni. Lelin.
Nemophila microcalyx. Fisch.
& Meyer.
Phlox divaricata. Lin.
Walteri. Gray.
'â– pilosa. Lin.
NATURAL ORDKR.
HX'ALTTV.
Conipositae.
Ericaceae
Acpiifoliaceae.
Styracaceae.
Plaiitaginaceae.
Pluniliaginaceae.
Lentihnlaceae.
Bignoniaceae.
( )i-obiaiichaceae.
iScro]>bnlariaceae,
Acanthac(me.
Labiatae.
Borraginaceae.
Boriagiiiaceae.
[ Wet pine barren.
â– Dry open woods.
Stei'ile soil.
Dainj) soil.
Roelcy places. West Florida.
Wet ]>iiie barren. Pala.tka.
Sandy soil.
All over Florida.
Dry sandy soil.
Dani]i soil.
Dry sandy jiine barren.
Fields. Gonnnoii.
Low groinid. Palatka.
Low ground. Palatka snbnrbs.
JIa rgi n s pon ds a n (1 swam j )s nea r
i'alatka.
I^ow pine barrens near Palatka.
Damp soil. Palatka and coast.
Low pine barrens. Palatka.
Low sandy pine barrens.
Rich woods. Red Water branch
Swamps and lianks of streams.
Sandy soil. Palatka snl)nrbs.
Margins swamps and ponds.
Margins of swamps.
Light sandy soil along the coast.
River swamps. Palatka.
Sandy margins of swamps.
Low grounds. West Florida.
Pine barren swain])s.
Rich woods.
Waste ])laces and fields.
South Florida.
Ponds and ditches. Palatka.
South Florida.
Shady woods. Palatka.
Woods in the vicinity of Palatka
Drifting sand near the coast.
Muddy banks and ditt-hes.
Muddy banks of C'lii]iola river.
Springs and rivulets. Palatka.
Wet pine barrens. Apalachicola
Sandy soil. Palatka suburbs.
Dry pine barrens.
Shady woods. Palatka.
Woods and banks. Palatka.
Dry gravelly hills; jiine barrens.
Dry woods. Palatka.
FLORAL AL^fAXAC.
10
MONTH.
Ko.
April to
May.
299
a
it
300
ti
li
it
301
30-^
ii
Ci
303
a
ii
304
a
ii
305
<(
ii
30G
a
it
307
t%
i t
308
it
t(
309
a
11
310
(<
a
311
t(
ii
312
(<
ii
313
((
a
314
((
a
315
<(
a
310
((
a
317
11
ii
318
a
ii
319
a
ii
320
a
ti
321
(t
it
322
a
a
323
a
i(
324
i(
ii
325
a
a
a
a
ii
320
327
328
329
330
331
"
ii
332
4(
â– '
333
334
335
33G
* i
ii
337
t i
a -
*i
338
339
340
341
342
443
it
k£
344
345
340
347
a
ii
' 348
349
"
ii
350
NAME OF PLANT.
NATl'IJAL ORDER.
LOCALITY.
Phlox subulata.
Lirmiaiitheinum trachysper-
mum. Gray.
Amsonia ciliata. Walt.
Asclepias Curassavica. Lin.
aniplexicaulis. Michx.
jMichauxii. Decaisn.
Chionanthus Viroinica. Lin.
Brunnichia cirrhosa. Banks.
Coniandra umlu'llata. Xutt.
Phoradendron Havescens.
Nutt.
Castanea pumila. ilichx.
Fagus ferruKinea. Ait.
Peltandra Virginica. Raf.
Acorus Calamus. Lin.
Epidendron venosum. Lindl.
Pogonia ophieglossioides. Nutt
Spiranthes gracilis. Bigd.
Amaryllis Treatia\ Wats.
Pancratium n^tatiun. Ker.
Tilloiidsia ca^spitosa. Leconte.
Iris versicolor. Lin.
hexagona. Walt,
cuprea. Pursli.
Croomia pauciHora. Torr.
Veratrum intermedium, n. sp.
Schcenocaulon gracilis.. Gray
Juncus maritimus. Lam.
Tradescantia Virginica. Lin.
Xyris btwifolia. Michx.
â– â– flal)elliformis, n. sp.
Eriocaulon liavidulum. Jlichx.
Carex stipata. Muhl.
■• Steudelii. Keenth.
â– â– cephalophora. Muhl.
â– â– retroflexa. Jluhl.
■• stellutata. Good.
•• sterilis. Willd.
•• conferta.
•' fcA-nea. ^Muhl.
•■polytriclioidi's.
•• hirsuta.
■• oxylepis. Tnrr. &: Hook.
•• dasycarpa. I\Iuhl.
â– â– lucosum. Willd.
•• nigroniarginata. Schu.
â– â– grisea. Wahl.
•• EiuuKJUsii. Dew.
â– â– granularis. ^luhl.
â– â– striatula. ilichx.
â– â– slyloflexa. Buckl.
I •' digitalis. Willd.
'• lupulina. Muhl.
Borraginaceae.
Gentianaceae.
Apocynaceae.
Asclepiadaceae.
Oleaceae.
Santalaceae.
Loranthaceae.
Cupilil'erae.
Araceae.
Orchidaceae.
Amaryllidaceae.
Bronieliaceae.
Iridaceae.
Roxburghiaceae.
Melanthaceae.
Juncaceae.
C'dmnieliinaceae.
Yyi'idaceae.
Eriocaulonaceae.
Cypcraceae.
Sandy pine barrens.
Pon<ls in dee]i water.
Dry sandy soil.
South Florida.
Dry sandy pine barrens.
Low sandy pine barrens.
Light soil.
River banks.
Dry soil.
Damp soil. Palatka.
Dry. sandy soil. Palatka.
Damp, sandy soil.
Marshes and wet iilaces.
Wet places.
South Florida, on trees.
Swamps. Palatka.
Damp soil. Palatka.
Low ground. Ijetween Palatka
and Rice Creek.
Low l)anks. Palatka.
East Florida, in large roimdish
clusters on trunks of trees.
Wet places. Palatka.
Swamps. Palatka.
Swamps. East Palatka.
Shady woods.
Rich shady hammocks. Palatka
Dry sands.
Brackish marshes along coast.
Dry sandy soil. Palatka.
Low sandy pine bar"ns. Palatka
Low pine liarrens near the coast.
Low sandy pine barrens.
Swamps. Common.
Woody hillsides.
Drj' soil. Palatka.
Open woods.
Shady river swamps. Palatka.
Shad.y river swamps. Palatka.
Pine barren swamps.
]\Iarshes.
Bogs and swamps. Palatka.
Damp suil.
Low ground.
Shady woods. Palatka.
Dry sand_y soil.
Dry sandy soil.
Low ground.
Dry sandy soil.
Meadows and banks of streams.
Dry open woods; margins fields.
Shady swamps. Palatka.
Low grounds.
; Deep river swamps. Palatka.
FLORAL ALXLIXA C.
11
MOXTH.
>'l>.
March to April.
3.51
•••
35-2
••
353
a
3.54
35.5
35G
it
ii
ii
357
358
359
ti
360
It
361
ti
it
363
a
364
ti
a
365
366
It
367
a
308
it
3i;9
a
370
it
a
ti
371
372
373
ti
374
it
ti
375
376
,t
377
it
378
ti
a
379
;>80
3S1
Jlay
to
June.
382
it
383
it
384
385
386
387
388
3S9
390
391
392
a
ii
393
394
395
396
397
398
399
400
401
402
403
404
AAJIE OF PLANT.
Carcx fti^antca. Kudge.
â– â– l-;altz(_'llii. ClKipni.
•■teiiticulata. Muhl.
" venusta. Dew.
■■• verrucosa. Ell.
•■Clicrokeenpis. Schk.
" (it'liilis. Dew.
" glaucescens. Ell.
" (lec()ni])osita.
hi'oiiioiili.'s. Schk.
" ci-us c'orvi. ]\Iulil.
" follicuhitn. Lin.
'• Halei. Carey.
" intumescens. Rudge.
" Elliottii. Schn. & Torr.
" riparia. Curt.
" striata, iliclix.
" turgescens. Torr.
'â– gvnandra. Sidin.
Sporoliolus junceus. Keenth.
Stipa avenacea. Liu.
fitre])tacline Floi-idana. n. sp.
Eatonia ohtusata. Cray.
Melica nnitica,. Walt.
Poa cristata. Walt.
Festuca myurus. I^in.
tcnclla. Willd.
duriuscuki. Lin.
PhaVnris internu'dia.. Bose.
Thurlici-ia, Arkau'^aiui. Beuth.
Poa hre^â– ifolia. ]\Iu!d.
Clematis I'.aldwinii. Toi-r. &
day.
Clematis recticulala. Walt.
Catesliyana. Pursh.
De!i)hininin azureum. ^[iclix.
Illicium Floi-idanum. Ellis.
parviiloruin. ^[iehx.
Rchizandi-a coccinea. Jlichx.
Magnolia glauca. Lin.
Fraseri. Walt,
cordata. Michx.
Lirioclcndron Tulipil'era. Lin.
Asimina pygma'a. Dunal.
recticulata. Shuttlew.
Anona laurifolia. Duual.
Calycocai'iiuui L\dui. Nutt.
Nympluea odorata. Ait.
fiava. Leitucr.
Cakile maritinui. Scoji.
Polanisia ter.uil'olia. T. (S: G.
Chleonic ]>ungeus. Willd.
Gynaudropsis jientapliylla.
'^ D. C.
Capparis Januiicrusis. Jacqu.
cj'nophallaphora. Lin.
NATURAL ORDER.
Cyperaceae.
LOCALITY.
Gramineac.
Ramniculaceae.
?\Iagno!iaceae.
Anonaceae.
Menispermaceae
Nymjiliacaceae.
Cruciferae.
Capparidaceae.
Pine Itarren ponds.
])ry sandy soil. ^Middle Florida.
-Meadows and low ground.
Low hanks streams and swamps
^[argins and ponds of i-jvers.
Banks of .Vpalachicola i-iver.
Lowl)anks sti'oams and swamyis
Pine harren ixuids. I'alatka.
Wet margins ])ondsand streams
Swam]is and hogs.
River swamps. Palatka.
AVet margins of sti-eams.
Banks oi Apalachicola ri\('i'.
Shady swamps.
Boggy margins ]i. hr"n sti-eanis.
Deep marshes.
Pine harren swamjis. I'alatka.
Pine harrt'U swanijis.
Damp w'oods.
Dry pine l)arren. Connnon.
Dry soil.
South Florida.
Diy^ soil.
Dry open woods.
Dry soil near (.^Uiincy, Mid. Fla.
Dry sandy soil.
Dry sandy soil.
Connnon ai'ouu<l dwellings.
Shady ]ilaces along coast. St. A.
Shell uiouikI neai' Apalachicola.
Rich soil around Palatka.
South Florida.
Dry sa.udy soil.
I'ry sandy soil near the I'oast.
Rich soil. West Florida.
Sandy swamps.
East Florida.
Shady woods. Palatka to Ricec.
Swamps. Palatk.a.
Rich woods. Xorthwest Fla.
Rich shadeil soil. Palatka.
Low ground. X. and NW. Fla.
South Fla. ilangi-oveswampp.
Bank's Caloosa and Aliami rivei's
Banks of Apalachicola river.
Poudsand still water. St. Johns
Pon<lsand still water. Rice cr"k.
Ke}'s of South Flo)-ida.
South Florida.
Waste places.
Waste places.
South Florida.
South Florida.
FL OR A L ALMA XA C.
VI
TiIdNTH.
NAMK OF PLA^"T.
Mav to June.
405
400
4or
408
400
410
411
41 •>
4i:5
414
415
41(1
417
4 is
41!)
4V0
4-^1
4-:'-,'
4v'o
4:.' 4
4v'5
4-,'G
4-j;
42S
4-.ni
4:!()
4ol
4:i-.*
4;u
4;;5
43ii
4:;.s
4:;y
44(»
441
41-2
44:1
444
445
440
447
448
44!»
4511
451
45-.'
45;;
454
45^
450
Drosera longifolia. Raf .
rotundifolia. L.
Ascyrinn amplexicaule. Michx
Hypericum myrtifolium. Lam.
Silene Antirrliina. Lin.
Oxalis violacea. Lin.
Ptelea trifoliata. Lin.
•■Bakhvinii. Torr. & G.
Vitis cordifolia. Miclix.
Euonymus atropuiiuireus.
Jacqu.
Cardiospermum Halicacubum.
Lin.
Ci'otalaria Purshii. D. C.
Medicago lupulina. Lin.
Psoraleamelilothioides. Miclix
LupintLus. Michx.
Amurplia fructicosa. Lin.
AVistai-ia frutescens. D. C.
Astra.t;-alu,s obcordatiis. Ell.
RhyncliDsia galactuidcs. Nutt.
Gaiactia EUiottii. Nutt.
Baptisia megacarpa. Chap.
Lecontei. Torr. &: G.
Chrysdbalanus oblongifnlius.
iliflix.
Clii'vsobalanus Icaco. Lin.
Piosa lucida. Ehrli.
Crataegus flava. Ait.
Eugenia dichotoma. D. C.
procera. Poir.
monticola. D. C.
buxifulia. D. C.
Calyptranthus C'hytraculia. â–
Swartz.
Oenothera linearis. Michx.
Oiiuntia Ficus indica. Han.
polya'ntha. Han.
Ilea Virgiiiica. Lin.
Hydrangea quercifolia.
Decuniara barbara. Lin.
Hydrocotile ranuneuli.iidt.'s. Lin
Thasi)ium barl)inode. Nutt.
aureum. Nutt.
Cornus alternifolia. L"Her.
tiorida. Liu.
asperifolia. Michx.
sericea. Lin.
pauiculata. L'Her.
Xyssa multifiora. Wang.
Viburnum acerifolium. Lin.
scabrellum. T. & G.
Randia aculeata. Lin.
Gardenia clusiaefolia. Jacqu.
Pinckneya pubens. Michx.
Spigelia gentianoides. Chapm.
NATUR.VL ORDER.
Droseraceae.
Hypericaceae.
Caryophyllaceae.
Oxalidaceae.
Rutaceae.
Vitaccae.
Celastraceae.
Sapindaceae.
Lesjfuminosae.
Rosaceae.
Mvrtaceae.
Onagraceae.
Cactaceae.
Saxifragaceae.
Und)elli ferae.
Cornaceae.
Caprifoliaceae.
Rubiaceae.
LOCALITY.
Sandy swamps; often in water.
Mossy swamps Red & W. wat br.
Damp soil near coast.
Pine barren ponds. Palatka.
Low shady woods. Palatka.
Rich woods. West Florida.
Rocky banks.
East Florida.
River swamps around Palatka.
River banks near Palatka.
South Florida.
Flat grassy pine barrens.
Waste places. Palatka.
Dry soil.
Dry pine barrens.
River banks. Palatka.
Margins of swamps. Palatka.
Dry sandy pine barrens.
Dry sandy ridges.
Dry soil.
Light rich soil. Middle Florida.
Dry sandy soil.
Dry sandy pine barrens. Palatka
Indian river. South Florida.
Mostly in dry soil.
Shady sandy places.
South Florida.
Lidian river.
South Florida.
South Florida.
South Florida.
Dry light 8(iil.
South Florida.
Palatka: waste places. Key W.
Swamps. Common.
Shady banks.
Banks of streams. St. Johns.
Wet places. Palatka.
River banks.
Rich soil.
Banks of St. Johns. Palatka.
Along White Water. Palatka.
Wet soil.
Low woods. Palatka.
North Florida.
Rich upland woods.
Dry open woods. West Florida.
Swamps.
South Florida.
South Florida.
Marshy banks streams. Palatka
Light, drv soil.
FLORAL ALM.WAC
13
MONTH.
Maj- to June.
No.
NAME OF PLANT.
457
458
45!)
41)0
4G1
4(52
4(i:5
4()4
465
4(;g
41; r
4(;8
409
470
4n
472
473
474
475
470
477
478
47!t
480
481
482
483
484
485
480
487
488
489
490
491
492
493
494
495
490
497
498
499
5(»0
501
502
503
Si)ig('li;i Marilniulica. Lin.
Coreopsis "i-anditlora. Nutt.
" lanccolala. Lin.
Leptopoda hracliypoda. T. <<: G.
Manila C'otula. i). ('.
Afhilloa millcfolimii. iiin.
Leucantheimmi \ul,i;ar(\ Lain.
Vac'ciniuin staniincuni. Ijin.
arl)oi-('iiiu. i\iicli.\.
Aiuh-oincda lii;nstriiia. Muld.
Kalmia lalifolia. Lin.
Ilex glabra. Gray.
Prinos eoriaceus. Ell.
Eiospyros Virginiana. Tjii.
Ardisia Piekeringia. T. ttG.
Samolus ebracteatus. Kunth.
Utricularia fibrosa. Walt.
purpurea. Walt.
Tecoma radieans. Jurr.
Catalpa bignouioides. Walt.
Sehvvalbea Americana-. Lin.
Brunella vulgaris. Lin.
Onosmodiuni Virginianum.
D. C.
Phlox Floridana. Benth.
Cuseuta neuropetela. Engelm.
Amsonia Taberna-montana.
Walt.
Vallesia chiococcoides. Kunth.
Vinca rosea. Lin.
Asclepias variegata. Lin.
Aristoloehia tomentosa. Lin.
Eui)boi»l)ia inundata. Torr.
telephioides, 11. sp.
Ipecacuanha. Lin.
Xanthosoma sagittifolium.
Schott.
Pistia spathulata. Michx.
Sagittaria pusilla. Pursch.
Calopogon pallidus, n. sj).
Epidendron cochleatuni. Lin.
" unibellatum. Swartz.
Polystachia luteola. Hook.
Dendrophylax Linden ii.
Reiclienb.
Habenaria Garberi. Porter.
Pogonia divaricata. R. Brow.
â– ' verticillata. Nutt.
Siiiranthes tortilis. Willd.
Aletris farinosa. Lin.
aurea. Walt.
NATURAL ORDER.
LOCALITY.
Bnljiaccae.
Conipositae.
504 Tillandsia bulbosa. Hook.
505 " juncea. Leconte.
500 " Bertramii. Ell.
507 ' " recurvata. Pursh.
Ericaceaf
A(|uif'oliaccae.
Ebenaceae.
Myrsinaceae.
Primulaceae.
Lentibulaceae.
Bignoniaceae.
Scrophulariaceae.
Labiatae.
Borraginaceae.
Polenioiiiacea(\
Convdlvulaceae.
Apocynaceae.
Ascle]iiadaceae.
Aristolocbiaceae.
Eupborbiaceae.
Araceae.
Alisniaceac.
()rchi(lacea(\
Haeinadoraceac^
Bromeliae(>ae.
Ritd: woods.
Dry soil around Palatka.
Dry. rich soil.
River banks.
Introduced.
Gld fields and arounil dwellings.
! Fi(dds near Palatka.
Dry woods around Palatka.
Open woods around I'ldatka,.
^largins of s\vnni])s. I'alatka.
Shady banks, Palalka.
Ijow pine barrens.
Wet thickets.
Woods and old fields. I'alatka.
Halifax river.
Saline marshes.
Ponds, ditches around Palatka.
' Shallow ])onds.
Woods around ]*nlatka.
River banks.
Sandy pine barrens.
Low grounds.
Dry pine barrens.
Dry, open woods. Middle Fla.
Fi(dd. sterile soil on small iisrbs.
Swamps and wet banks.
South Florida.
Around Apalachicola.
Dry, open woods; Ixirders fields.
River banks.
Pine barren swamps.
Low sandy p, barr'ns near ci^ast.
Dry sandy soil.
Marshy, springy places. Palatka,
Instill water, St, Johns, Palatka
Shallow ponds and streams.
Wet pine barrens near thickets.
South Florida.
South Florida. Miami.
On trunks different trees. S. Fla.
On Oreodoxaregia, Indian river.
Damp shady woods. Manatee co.
Swamps. Palatka.
Lc)\v sluuh^ woods. Rice creek.
Low or marshy p. bar'ns Palatka
Ponds, ditches around Palatka.
Wet pine barrens, Palatka to
Brown's Landing.
South Florida.
South Florida.
South Florida.
East Florida.
FL OR A L A L MA NA C
14
JIONTH.
No.
Mav to June.
5()!S
509
'•
51(1
i. a
511
51-.'
it 'it
514
a
515
>i a
5li;
.-. a
517
a
51 S
>.i , a
51!)
a a
5-iO
a a
5-21
NAME OF PLANT.
5^:1
524
5-.'5
520
ii
ii
527
6i
ii
52S
ti
ii
520
ii
ii
5;{o
ii
a
5:ji
it
.c
5;i2
ii
it
5:5:;
H
'^
5:i4
ii
/ ii
5:i5
ii
it
53 ()
ii
ti
537
ii
"
538
May
i k
to July.
ii
539
540
541
a
ii
542
ii
ii
543
ii
it
544
%i
\t
545
a
it
540
i^
ii
547
a
a
548
ii
a
540
May
to Aug'ust
ii
550
561
ii
ii
552
553
Nemastylis ccplcstiiia. Nutt.
Sniilax glaufa. Walt.
auriculata. Walt,
rotimdif'olia. Lin.
Caprosmanthus licrhaccus.
Kunth.
Caprosmanthus poduncnilaris.
Kunth.
Medeola Viri^-inicn. Lin.
Polyo-onatum hillniuin. Ell.
Allium mut;il)il('. ]\lichx.
Sfhd'uoiii-ion Michauxii. Toit.
Yucra gloriosa. Lin.
tilamentosa. Lin.
aloifolia. Din.
Amiantiiium musru'toxium.
CTra.>' .
Amiaiathium augusti folium.
Gray.
Chamrelirium luteum. Gray.
Juneus tenuis. Willd.
dichotomus. Ell.
Lachnoeaulon Mirlianxii.
Kuntli.
Eleocharis pygmaea. Torr.
Zizania milliacea. Michx.
Alopecurus geniculatus. Lin.
Poa flexuosa. Mulil.
augustifolia. Ell.
â– ' compressa. Lin.
Paspalum pra^r-ox. Walt.
Panifum latifolium. Lin.
" scoparium. Lin.
" divarieatuni. Lin.
viscidum. Ell.
scabriusculum. Ell.
Malva rotundifolia. Lin.
Polygala setacea. Michx.
" polygama. Walt.
â– ' Boykinii. Nutt.
Crotolaria ovalis. Pursli.
Rhyufliosia tomentosa, var.
volubilis. Gray & Torr.
Samolus floribundus. Kuntli.
Dianthera ovata. var. augusta.
Wall.
Smilax tanmoides. J^in.
Juneus setaceus. Ros. & K.
Dichromena leueocephala.
Michx.
Polygala verticillata. Lin.
leptostaehys. Schutthv.
Chapmauia Floridana. T. & G.
Rhynchosia tomentosia. Torr.
& Grav.
NATURAL ORDER.
Iridaceae.
Smilaceae.
LOCALITY.
IJliaeeae.
Melanthaceae.
Juneaceae.
Eriocaulonaeeae
C'%p(M'aceae.
Gramineae.
Malvaceae.
Polygalaceae
Leguminosae.
Primidaeeae.
Aeanthaceae.
Smilaceae.
J uncaceae.
Cyperaceae.
Polygalaceae.
Leguminosae.
Pine barrens ai'ound Palatka.
Shady iiuvrgius of swanijis.
Dry sandy I'idges along coast.
Swamps. (!ommon. Palatka.
Drv. fertil(> soil. Pnlatka.
Ri
cii sou
Shady banks. Middle Florida.
Shady b;inks. X. and \\\ Fla.
Dry. sandy soil.
Pine barren swamps aiound Pal.
Dril'ting sands near the coast.
Light or sandy soil. I'alatka.
Sandy soil along the coast.
Ricli woods.
Low pine ban-ens.
Low grounds. PalatkaV vicinity
Lowgrounds, common. Palatka
Low grounds. Palatka.
Boggy places around Palatka.
Miuldy or sandy b"nks near coast
Deep marshes anil ponds.
Wetcultiv'ted ground, conmion
Rich, shaded soil. Palatka..
Ricli soil, mostly near dwellings.
Rich soil, mostly near dwellings.
Pine l)ar"n swamps near Palatka
Dr^^ ricli soil.
Open woods and margins fields.
South Florida. Everglades.
Wet swamps; bogs near coast.
Pine barren swamps. C'innmon.
Around dwellings.
Low pine barrens.
Wet or drv sandy pine l)arrens.
Ricli calcarous soil.
Dry pine barrens.
Dry sandy soil.
Brackish marshes.
Piut^ barren ponds.
Swamps and thickets.
Low grounds and swamqs.
Damp soil around Palatka.
Dry sandy soil.
Dry sandy liills.
East Florida.
Dry sandy soil.
FLORAL ALMA X AC.
15
MONTH.
No.
NAME Ol' I'LANT.
May to Sept.
May to Au.scust wi\
f).5.5
55(1
55S
550
5G0
501
50:2
5ii:>
504
505
5<i0
507
50S
50!)
571
57--i
57:J
57-t
575
570
577
57S
579
580
581
58a
58:J
58-t
585
580
5S7
588
58:)
5;)()
591
593
59,'!
594
595
590
597
598
599
000
001
002
Rliyiicliosia toiiientosia. \i\v.
inoiidphylla. Torr. tvrdlray.
Rliynrhosia tomontosa. var.
orocta. Torr. cl' Gray.
Mclotliria iK-ndula. Lin.
Diplopappvis obovatus. 'I'ori-.
<^ (iray.
Berlaiulicra suliacaulus. Nutt.
Cacalia divci-sifolia. T. <_V' (1.
Lobelia paludosa. Nutt.
Specularia ijcrfolatia. ]). C.
Plantago major, Lin.
Vir<4inic-a. Lin.
Priva c'chinata. Juss.
Verbena Aubk'tia. Lin.
Sc-ut<>llaria integritV)lia. Lin.
" var. majoi'.
Forsteroniadiffoi-niis. A. D. C.
Ecliite8 unibellata. -TaccpL
Amlrew.sii.
Rumex crispus. Lin.
Saururus cernuus. Lin.
Stilling'ia ligustrina. Miclix.
Excoeoaria lucida. Svvartz.
Tragia uren.s. Lin.
Zannichellia palnstris. Lin.
Ruppia maritima. Lin.
Eriocaulon gnaphaloides.
Michx.
Rhynehospora mega 1 oca rpa.
Gray.
Chfetospora nigricans. Kunth.
Seleria paucidora. Muld. var.
glabra.
Eustachys pctraea. Desv.
Callirhoe Papavcr. (J ray.
Malvastrum tricuspidatnin.
Gra\'.
Galium hispidnlnm. Micbx. -
Ilysanthes gratioloides. l>cnth.
Lippia noditlora. Miclix.
Batatas littoralis. Clidix.
Calystegiaspitluuna'a. Pursli.
Amaranthus albus. Lin.
Stillingia aquatica. n. sj).
sylvatica. Lin.
Cnidoscidus stimidosns. Gray.
Crinum Americannm. IJn.
Juncus effusus. Lin.
Connnelyna Vii-ginica. Lin.
Fuirena scirpoidca. Vald.
Eleocharis tuberculosa. 11. Br.
'' simplex. Torr.
" prolifera. Ton-,
albida. Torr.
" arenicola. Torr.
NATURAL ORDER.
LOCALITY.
i.ci^uiiiiDosae.
Dry sandy soil.
-i.
Dry sandy soil.
Cucurbitaceae.
Light soil.
("ompositae.
Low pine ban-ens.
£C
East Florida.
H
Jhuldy banks of Ghipiila. river.
Tjolteliaceao.
Pine bairt-n swamjis.
(!ainj)anulaceae.
Fields and low jilaces.
Plaiitaginaceae.
Around dwellings. Ird.niduccd.
*'
Low sandy soil. Common.
Verbenaceae.
South Florida.
Dry. liglit soil.
Labiateac.
Dry sandy soil.
Swamps.
Apocynaceae.
River banks.
"
South Florida.
ti
Dry shores. South Floriila,.
Poiygonaceae.
Waste places around dwellings.
Sa.uinu-accae.
jMarshy banks and places. Pal.
Eni)horbiaceae.
River banks. Palatka.
"
South Florida.
•'
Dry sandy soil.
Naiadaceae.
Fi-esh or brackish water.
Sliallow waters along the c<iast.
Eriocaulonaceae.
Boggy places. PaJtoBr. L"<ling.
C'yi)eraceae.
Dry sandy soil along E &W Fla.
a
Damp soil. Mariana. W. Fla.
ii
Low and sandy.
( irann'neae.
Malvaceae.
Riibiaceae.
Sei-o]i|iulai'iacea(>
Verbena.cea(>.
Gonvolvulacea.e.
Amaranthaceae.
Eupliorbiaceae.
Amaryllidaceae
Juiu'aceae.
Commelyriaceae.
('ypeiaceae.
Damp soil along the coast.
]iich open woods. Tallahassee.
South Florida. Indian river.
Dry sandy soil near the coast.
Springs and i-ivulets. Oonunon.
Damp saudy soil a.rouud Palatka,
Drifting sand along the coast.
Dry soil.
Cultivati'd gi-ound.
Pine barren ))onds Palatka.
Liglit sandy soil.
Dry pine barrens. Palatka-.
River swamps. Palatka,.
Bogs and swamps. Palatka.
Light sandy soil. Palatka.
Wet sandy places near the coast.
Wet places, chiefly along coast.
Miry i)lac(^s along streams.
Marshy banks; ponds of sti'cams
Wet i>laces along the coast.
Sandy sea shores. West Fla.
FLORAL ALMAXAC.
]()
iMONTH.
May to Sept.
(io:3
(iO-l:
(i05
(JOG
cor
(iOS
Mnv to ()ct(^b"r HOO
010
(111
(â– .13
May to Nov.
May to Dec.
Jun(> to July.
No. NAMK OF I'LANT.
Kleocliaris ti'icostata. Torr.
niicrdrarpa. Torr.
" filiculinis. 'J'orr.
Sporoholus Iiidicns. Ilrown.
Poly.<2;ala Huirdii. SInittlw.
Rcviiolil.-i'. n. SI).
Hypericiiininyi-tiloliuin. Lam.
Erifi'iTciii I'liilailclpliicum. Lin.
Dicliouiira rcpciis. Foi-st.
" rep. var. C'arolini-
ensis. Clioix.
'ilo Euphorbia cyathophora. Jac.
()U •• triciiotoina. H. B. K.
'il5 " iinequilatera. Soiid.
<il<) PaiMcuni sanguinale. Lin.
'117 Aivnaria diffusa. Ell.
•US Sagittaria simplex. Pursli.
(ilO Cypeiiis trat'hynotus. Torr.
(>30 Portulacca pilosa. Lin.
f'21 •■oleracoa. Lin.
• i'^'J Trianthcma muno^yma. Lin.
i')'2'-] C'yiist'lea liumifusa. Turp.
(324 Sesuvium pentandrum. Ell.
ti25 I •' i)ortularastrum. Lin
(i"vO ' Agrostemma Githago. Lin.
')27 ; Hibiscus incanus. Wendl.
028 j Tilia pubescens. Ait..
(J2!) j Corcho7-us sili<piosus. Lin.
030 Zanthoxylum Carolinianum.
Lam.
031 Zanthoxylum Floridauum.
Nutt."
(i32 Zanthoxylum Ptcrota. H.P..&K
i>33 Vitis biiiinnata. Torr. t^'^dii'ay.
034 " acida-. Liu.
035 " incisa. Nutt.
030 " inchvisa. Willd.
037 " Cariba-a. I). C.
038 " a-stivalis. Michx.
(i39 " vul])iua. Lin.
(i40 Am]iolc]isis (piinqucl'olia.
Michx.
(i41 Scutia fcrrca. Prougu.
042 Berchcmia volubilis. D. ('.
043 Frangula Carol iniana. firay.
044 Crotalaria sagittal is. Lin.
045 I Trifolium iirocuinbons. Lin.
(UC. ' Amorpha hcri)acca. Walt.
<i47 Thei)hrosia Vii-giniana. Pers.
048 j " si)icata. Ton-. &G.
040 j " hisi)idula. Pursh.
050 " chrysojdiylla. Pursh.
061 " ambigua. Curtis.
053 " angustissima.
Shuttlw.
053 Rhynchosia parvifolia. D. C
NATURAL ORDKK.
LOCALITY.
( 'spcracf^ac.
(Jranuncac.
Polygalaccac.
lTy])('iMcacea(\
C'om])osita('.
( 'oii\(il\ulaccae
Euijhorbiaccac,
(rramincae.
Caryoidiyllaccac
Alismaccac.
Cypcraccac.
I'ortulacaccao.
Caiyophyllaccao
Malvaceae.
Tiliaceao.
Rutaccae.
V'itaceae
Khamuaceac
Leguminosac
Low pine barrens.
Li)w sandy jilaces.
Low sandy places.
Waste places. Common.
Flat ]>ine barrens.
St. Augustine. East h'lorida.
Pine barren ]»ouds. I'alalka.
Low gi-ouuds.
Jjow grounds.
Low grounds.
Around dwellings. South Fla.
South Florida.
South Florida.
Cultivated ground; waste places
Sbady banks. Palatka.
Shallow ponds in pine barrens.
Dry sandy soil.
Common ai'ound Palatka.
Connnon around I'alatka.
Keys of South Florida.
South Florida.
Muddy saline coves along coast.
Sandy oi' muddy ]) laces on coast.
drain tields. Introduced.
Ponds and marshes.
Rich soil.
Key West.
Dry soil near the coast.
South Florida.
South Florida.
Margins of swamps.
Key West.
Sandy shores. St. \'inceut Island
Banks of rivers.
South Florida.
Rich woods. Palatka.
Rivei- banks. Palatka.
Low grounds. Palatka.
South Florida.
Swamps around Palatka.
Banks oi rivers. Palatka.
Barren sandy soil. I'alatka.
Cultivated ground. lidi(Hlu<-ed.
Low pine barrens.
Dry pine barrens. Palatka.
Dry soil.
Dry sandy soil.
Dry ])ine bairens.
Dry sandy soil.
South Florida.
South Florida.
FLOE A L ALMANAC.
17
MONTH.
June to July.
No.
(jo-l
055
(J6(J
<J57
058
(Jo'J
(UiO
Cdl
(if,-,'
(;(i:5
iii;4
Olio
iHii;
! (107
(Ids
I W.)
I 070
I 071
07:J
I 07:5
i 074
075
III I)
! (!77
078
07; I
OSO
081
082
08;3
(;84
085
08);
087
088
081)
OOO
001
093
09:!
<;94
095
09(;
097
098
099
700
701
702
70;]
NAME OF PLANT.
Rhynchosia menisperinoidea.
D.C.
Gleilitscliia triacantlios. Lin.
inonospci'nia. Walt.
Nei)tunia lutca. Benth.
Rosa setigcra. INIirhx.
C'ai'olina. Liu.
lacvi,t;ata. ^iichx.
Laginuulai-ia i^labiiilora. Presl.
( )t'U()tli('ra riparia. Nutt.
Opuutia vuli;aiis. Mill.
Mentzelia Floridana. Nutt.
Piriqueta fulva. C'haiun.
tomentdsa. H. B. &" K.
glabra. C'liapni.
Passitloi'a incaiuatii. l^in.
lutea. Liu.
" suhei'osa. Liu.
" angustifolia. Svvartz
Warei. Nutt.
uuiltifiora. Lin.
Carica Papaya. Liu.
Hyil raugea arljoi-esceus.
Hydroootylf iuterrupta. Mulil.
Erynchiuui yucca?folium.
Michx.
Daucus pusillus. Michx.
Diseopleura cajjillaceae. D. C.
Nuttalli. D. V.
Thasjjiuui trifoliatuui. Gray.
Galium uuiHoruin. Michx.
tritiduui. Liu.
Spermacoce glabra. Michx.
Oldcnlaudiaangustifolia. Gray
ang. var. filifolia.
Spigelia logauioides. A. D. C.
Valeriana scaudeus. Liu.
Vernonia ovalifolia. Torr. &
Gray.
Pluchea pycuostachyuiu. Ell.
Heliaiithella gi-andiHura. Torr.
& Gray.
Heliauthclla teuuifolia. Toi-r.
& (ii'ay.
Actiuouieris paucifloi'a. Nutt.
Cirsium repanduni. Michx.
Bejaria racemosa. Vent.
Buuielia lycioides. Giirtn.
lanuginosa. Pers.
" rocliuata. Vent.
Sideroxylou pallidum. Si)rengl
Dipholis salicifolia. A. D. C.
I Minuiso])s Sieberi. A. D. C.
Pentsteiuou pubesceus. Solan-
der.
Gratiola officinalis. Liu.
NATIKAI, ORDKK.
LOC'AJ.ITV.
Leguminosae.
Charlotte Harbor, South Fla.
I i
Rich woods.
••
Deep river swamps.
(i
Dampsoil ueiircoast. Key West.
Rosacoao.
Boi'ders of swauips. Palatka.
Swamps.
Common.
C'oudirctacac.
Banks of Mauatec river.
( )nogracfa('.
Swamps: river haulcs. i'aiatka.
Caclacoac.
Dry sandy soil.
Laosaccae.
South Florida.
Turui'r;iC('a(>.
Dry light soil.
'â–
Soutli Florida.
South Flori<hi.
Passilloi-accac.
In open gi-ouud. cnunuou. I'al.
Woods nud thickets. Palatka.
"
South Florida.
*i
South Florida.
"
South Florida.
. i
Uud)rella Key, Soutli Florida.
-•
Indian River. South Florida.
Saxifragaceae.
Banks of streams.
UmbcUiferae.
Wet places. Palatka.
"
Pine barrens, mostly dam])soil.
'•
Dry sterile soil.
'•
Brackish water.
kt
Tampa bay.
"
Rich soil. Palatka.
Rubiaceae.
Dry, rich soil. Palatka.
■•
Wet places. Palatka.
i^
Banks of rivers.
a
Sandy pine barrens.
• â–
South Florida.
'•
Near Fort King, East Florida.
Valerianceae.
East Florida.
Compositae.
Dry rich woods. Middle Florida.
..
Damp pine barrens.
"
East Florida.
'â–
Dry sauflyjiine barrens. W. Fla.
a
Low pine barrens near coast.
"
Dry pine barrens.
Ericaceae.
Dry sandy soil around Palatka.
Bapotaceae.
River banks.
••
Dry sandy soil.
'•
River banks.
ik
South Florida.
"
Indian River.
£b
South Florida.
S('ro]iluilnriaroae.
Dry open woodsaround Palatka.
a
Swamps. Palatka subui-bs.
FL OR A L ALMAXA C.
IR
MOXTH.
June t.: ,Iulv.
No.
TOO
707
708
70!i
710
711
71:-'
713
71-i
715
71(5
717
718
71!)
720
721
722
72:i
724
725
72fi
727
728
72!)
7;50
7:ii
7;i2
733
734
735
)(j
-i7
58
739
740
741
742
743
744
745
746
747
748
740
750
751
NAME OF IM.ANT.
Diptcracuntluis lipufius. n. sp.
Caliicuj-pa Americana. Lin.
Aviccnnia ohlon^it'olia. Nutt.
tonunitosa. Jacq.
Plili).\ niaculata. Lin.
•• nitida. Ell.
Cuscuta arvensis. r.i-yrich.
Limnan till â– mum lacunosuiii.
Griesb.
Apocynum androsajmifolium.
Lin.
Asfl('i)ias tonKMitosa. Ell.
viridula. n. sp.
" paupercnia. IMiohx.
" obtusifolia. Michx.
•' tuberosa. Lin.
Acorates viridiHora. Ell.
connivens. Deoais.
Runiex crispus. Lin.
" Flt)ri(lanus. Meissnor.
" hastatulus. Baldw.
Euphorbia nudicaulis. n. sp.
Sabal Palmetto. R. & S.
•' serrulata. R. & S.
" Adansonii. Guer.
" Adans. var. mi'<;ararpa.
Chamacrops Hystrix. Eraser.
Thrinax parviflora. Swartz.
argentea. Loddiger.
" Garberi. Cliapm.
Cocos nucifera. Lin.
Oreodoxa regia. H. B. K.
Liparis liliifolia. Rieli.
Calopogon indchellus. R.
Brown.
Tillandsia utriculata. Leconte.
bracteata. n. sp.
Iris tripetela. Walt.
Allium Canadense. Kalni.
Zygadenus glaberrimus.
Michx.
Stenanthium angustifolium.
Gray.
Mayaca Michanxii. Hchott. &:
Endl.
Rhynchospora jilumosa.
" plum. var. inter-
media.
Rhynchospoi'a oligantha.
Gray.
Rhynchospora rariflora. Ell.
'* compi-essa. Carey.
" stenophylla. n. sp.
" decurrens. n. sji.
" patula. Gray.
Elliottii. Dietr.
N.VTl KAI. (iKDKR.
Acanthaceae.
Verbenaceae.
Polemoniaceac.
Convolvulaceae.
( ifutianaceae.
Apocynaceae.
Ascleiiiadaceae.
Polygonaceae.
Eui>horbiaceae.
Pal ma'
Orceidaceae.
Bromeliaceae.
Iridaceae.
Liliaceae.
Melanthaceae.
Mayacaceao.
C'yperaceea.
LOCALITY.
Shady banks. Middle Florida.
Dry open woods.
Key West.
South Florida.
Low woods. Palatka.
Low woods. Palatka.
Fields: sterile soil on fine liei'hs
Shallow pnnds near Palatka.
Rich soil. Middle and West Fla.
Dry sandy pine barrens.
Pine bai'ren swamps.
Marshes.
Sandy soil.
Light dry soil. Palatka.
Dry sterile soil.
Wet pine barrens.
Waste grounds about dwellings.
Deep river swamjis, W and S Fla.
Dry sand along coast. Mid. Fla.
Low pine barrens near St. Joseph
Dry sandy soil around Palatka.
Sandy soil around Palatka.
Low grounds in lower districts.
Dry rocky pine woods.
Low shady woods in lower (lists.
Miami. South Florida.
Coast and K(\vs, South Florida.
Rocky pine woods. Miami S. Fla.
Indian river. South Florida.
Rogers riv. eastof Caximbarbay
Low shady woods. Palatka sidj's
Swamps. Palatka"s vicinity.
Ocklawaha river.
South Florida.
Pine barren swamps.
Banks of rivers.
Pine barren swamps.
Shady woods and banks.
Springy places.
Low pine barrens.
Sandy barrens; often dry i)laces.
Low, open pine woods.
Low grass}' pine barrens.
Margins pine b'n ponds. W. Fla.
Low grassy br'ns, Apalachicola.
Marshy banks lakes and rivers.
Banks of pine l)arrens.
Margins ponds in pine barrens.
FLORAL ALMANAC.
1!>
MONTH.
June to July.
June to Aug'st,
No.
NAME OF PLANT.
753
70-1-
755
751;
757
758
759
7G0
7G1
7G3
703
7G4
7 Go
7GG
707
7G8
7GU
i i U
7?1
77:i
773
774
775
770
777
778
779
780
781
783
783
784
785
786
787
788
789
790
791
793
793
794
795
790
797
Rliynchospora miliacea. Gray.
Grayii. Kunth.
" Bal(hvinii. Gray.
ciliata. Vahl.
" fasoifiilaris. Nutt.
•' pusilla. 11. t>p.
" divergens. n. sp.
Seleria oligantha. Ell.
" Balchvinii. Torr.
" gracilis. Ell.
" verticillata. ]\[vihl.
Agrostis scal)ra. Willd.
alba. Lin.
j Bromus ciliatus Lin., var pur-
gans. Gray.
Danthonia spieata. Beauv.
'• Aristida stricta. Michx.
Thalictrum Cornuti. Lin.
' Cocculus Carolinus. D. C.
Cabomba Carolineana. Gray.
Hypericum niaculatum. Walt,
angidosum. Michx.
" mutiluin. Lin.
" Sarothera. Michx.
Poly gala lutea. Lin.
Chapmanii. Torr. &
Gray.
Polygala incarnata. Lin.
Meiiiotus officinalis. Willd.
alba. Lam.
Zornia tetraphylla. Michx.
ytylosanthcs elatior. Swartz.
Galactia Floridana. Torr. &
Gray .
Galactia sessiliflora. Torr. &
Gray.
Sclirankia uncinata. Willd.
angustata var. bra-
chycarpa. Chapm.
Rhcxia glabella. Michx.
Hypobrychia Nuttalli. Torr. &
Gray.
Laguncularia racemosa.
Gaura angustifolia. Michx.
Proserpinaca palustris. Lin.
liectinacea. Lam.
Sicyos angulatus. Lin.
Borreria micrantlia. Torr. &
Gray.
Vernonia fuigustifolia. Michx.
Elt'phantojnis Carolinianus.
Aster spinuliisus. n. sp.
•' eryngii fill ills. Torr. &
Grav.
NATURAL ORDER.
Cyperaceae.
LOCALITY.
Gramineae.
Eannnculaceae.
Calx^mbaceae.
Hypericaceae.
Polygalaceae.
Legnminosae.
Melastomaceae.
Lythraceae.
Combertaceae.
Onagraceae.
Gucurl>itaceae.
Rubiaceae.
Comitositae.
Bogs and deep miry places.
Dry pine barrens.
Wet pine barrens.
Wet pine barrens.
Low pine barrens.
^largins barren ponds. Mid Fla.
Low pine barrens.
Thickets and margins of fields.
Pine barren swamps.
Low pine barrens.
Damp soil.
Sterile soil.
Damp soil.
River banks and rich soil.
Dry barren soil.
Dry sandy ridges in pine barrens
Meadows, woods about Palatka.
Woods and thickets. Common.
Ponds and still v.-ater.
Dry pine barrens.
Pine barren ponds.
Ditches, low grounds. Common.
Sandy old fields.
Low pine barrens. Palatka.
Low pine barrens near the coast.
Dry, sandy soil. Palatka.
Waste jilaces, fields. Introduced
Waste places, fields. Introduced
Sandy places along the coast.
Sandy pine barrens.
Dry sandy pine barrens.
Dry pine barrens.
Dry sandy soil.
Dry pine barrens.
Low pine barrens.
Pondsand still waters. W. Fla.
Soutli Florida.
Dry old fields and sandy ])laces
near coast.
Ponds and ditches about Palatka
Ponds and ditches about Palatka
River banks. Palatka.
Waste places around Palatka.
Dry sandy soil.
Dry sandy soil. Palatka.
Daniii pine barrens.
Low pine Ijarrens.
FL OBAL ALMANA C.
20
MONTH.
>'o.
June to Aug'st.
798
.1 a
700
i> a
800
a £.
801
a £.'
802
a i i
8( i.'i
a 6(
S(»4:
a 6C
8(»o
a a
80 G
a a
807
"
80S
a (t
800
a i(
810
a a
811
a a
81 -2
a a
8i:j
a a
814
a ic
813
a a
81U
<£ i.
817
4k a
818
a Si
MO
it a
8--.'0
a cc
821
ik a
822
.i .i
82:3
a a
824
a (C
825
Juuf to Sept.
^2(1
827
(£ a
828
(£ a
820
a a
8o0
a a
831
a i(
832
a a
833
<( a
834
(6 a
835
t ( a
83ii
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KAME OF PLANT.
Berlandiera tomentosa. Torr.
& fJi-ay.
Echinacea atrorubens. Nutt.
Sonchus asper. Yill.
Gratiola quadridentata. ]\liclix
piliisa. Miehx.
Dipteracanthus oblongifolius.
Ruellia liuniistrata. Michx.
Nepeta Cataria. Lin.
" Glechoma. Benth.
Physostegia Yirginiana. Benth.
Leonitis nepeta?folia. R. Brown
Heliotropiuni Curassavieum.
Lin.
Heliotropiummyosotoides. n. s
Capsicum frutescens. Lin.
Asclepias cinerea. Walt.
Aristolochia Serpentaria. Lin.
Euphorljia Floridana. n. sp.
Parietaria debilis. Forst.
Potamogeton perfoliatus. Lin.
'â– fiuitans. Roth.
Canna flaccida. Roscoe.
Juncus acuminatus. Ell.
Eleocharis multiflora. n. sp.
Eriophorum Virginianum. Lin.
Ceratoschcenuscapitatus. n. s.
Seleria triglomerata. Michx.
ciliata. Michx.
Setaria composita. Kunth.
Ascyrum Crux Andrete. Lin.
Phaseolus diversifolius. Pers.
helvolus. Lin.
Centrosema Virginiana.
Jussia?a Veptocarpa. Nutt.
Galium pilosum. Ait.
Diodia Virginiana. Lin.
Mitreolapetiolata. Torr. &: G.
Polypremum procumbens. Lin.
Coreopsis auriculata. Lin.
Kalniia hirsuta. Walt.
Herpestis Monnieria. Kunth.
Ruellia strejiens. Lin.
Dicliptera Halei. Riddell.
asurgens. Juss.
Evolulus diffusus. n. sp.
Solanum Carolinense. Lin.
aculeatissimum. Jacqu.
Polyg()niun dumetorum. Lin.
Tragia urticifi.>lia. Michx.
Croton balsamiferurn. Willd.
'• argyranthemum. Michx
•' monanthogynum. Michx
Aphora Blodgettii. Ti>rr.
Drypetes crocea. Poir.
glauca. Vahl.
NATURAL ORDER.
LOCALITY.
Compositae.
Scrojihulariaceae.
Acanthaceae.
Labiatae.
ii
Borraginaceae .
Solanaceae.
Asclepiadaceae.
Aristolochiaceae.
Eupliorbiaceae.
LTrticaceae.
Naiadaceae.
Cannaceae.
Juncaceae.
Cyperaceae.
Gramineae.
Hypericaceae.
Leguminosae.
Onagraceae.
Rubiaceae.
Compositae.
Ericaceae.
Scrophulariaceae.
Acanthaceae.
Convoluvlaceae.
Solanaceae.
Polygonaceae.
Euijhorbiaceae.
Dry pine barrens.
Low pine barrens.
Fields. Common.
Margins pine br'n ponds Palatka
Low grounds around Palatka.
Dry sandy pine barrens.
Grassy places around Palatka,
Waste grounds. Introduced.
Low shady places near dwel'ngs
Low grounds and swamps.
Waste grounds around Palatka
Saline marshes. South Florida
Palatka to South Florida.
South Florida.
Flat sandy pine barrens Palatka
Shady woods.
Dry pine barrens. Middle Fla.
Damp shaded soil near the coast.
Fresh and brackish water.
Fresh water ponds and streams.
Ponds. Palatka, Leesburg.Apal.
Bogs and ditches about Palatka,
Margins ponds and streams.
Bogs, swamps Palatka to Rice c.
Pine barren ponds. Middle Fla.
Low grounds around Palatka.
Dry pine barrens.
Dry sandy soil coast South Fla.
Sterile soil.
Sandy soil around Palalka.
Woods and margins of fields.
Light sandy soil around Palatka
Marshes.
Dry soil.
Wet places.
Muddy banks.
Waste places.
Rich shaded soil. Palatka.
Flat pine barrens about Palatka.
Ditches muddy banks near coast
Diy ridi soil around Palatka.
Shady banks of rivers.
South Florida.
South Florida.
Dry. waste places. Palatka.
Waste places. Palatka.
Low margins fields and thickets.
Dry soil. Palatka" s vicinity.
South Florida.
Dry sandy pine barrens. Palatka
Dry sterile soil.
South Florida.
South Florida.
South Florida.
FL ORAL A L.VA XA C.
•il
uoym.
So.
KAME OF PLANT.
NATURAL ORDER.
LOCALITY.
June to
Sept.
852
Batis mai-itima. Lin.
Batidaceae.
Salt marshes. Apalachicola.
i.
853
Sa«ittaria falcata. Pursh.
Alismaceae.
Lakes and rivers. Palatka.
a
<•
85-i
natans. Michx.
••
Shallow ponds and streams.
a
ii
855
Tillanilsia usneoides. Liu.
Bromeliaceae.
Humid situations. Palatka.
'â–
ii
856
Eleoc-haris melanocarpa. Torr.
Cyperaceae.
Pine barren swamps.
<i
ii
857
" capitata. R. Brown.
i I
Springy or miry places.
it
<£
858
" iialustri^. R. Brown.
i i
Marshes and wet places.
a
ii
859
ol)tusa. Sfhult.
n
Muddy marshes of ponds strems.
a
ii
860
" acicularis. R. Brown
ii
Margins of ponds.
a
ii
861
Baltlwinii. Torr.
••
Swamps in Palatka's vicinity.
<i
ii
862
Scirjjus pungens. Valil.
ii
Sandy marshes along the coast.
ii
ii
863
Olneyi. Gray.
it
Brackish marshes W. Florida.
<i
ii
864
Isolepsis c-apillaris. R. Brown.
.'.
Moist sandy places. Palatka.
ti
ii
865
Eragrostis ciliaris. Link.
Gramineae.
Waste places near roads Key W.
<i
ii
866
Pursliii. Sclirad.
••
Waste places: cult. soil. Palatka
•■•
it
867
Pasiialuni ciliatit'oliuni. 3Iichx
i .
Wet ami dry soil. Palatka.
a
ii
SG8
Stonotaphruni Anioriranum.
Sc-lirank.
ii
Danq) sandy places along coast.
June to
Oct.
86 fi
Siplionychia Americana. Torr.
& (xray.
Caryophyllaceae.
Sandy banks of rivers.
ii
ii
870
Siplionychia ditt'u.sa. n. sp.
"
Dry sandy pine bai'rens.
(i
ii
871
Borrichia frutescens. D. C.
Compositae.
Saline marshes.
<i
ii
872
Jlicranthernuni orbiculatum.
Michx.
Scrophulariaceae.
Muddy l)anks.
a
i(
873
Hfliopiiytum Indicuni. D. C.
Borraginaceae.
Waste places. South Florida.
<i
ti
874
parviilorum. D. C.
• •
Waste places. Soutli Florida.
a
875
Evolvulus bericens. Schwartz.
Convolvulaceae.
Damp soil.
a
ii
876
'• glaliriuscukis. Choix
South Fl(.irida.
ti
a
877
Podostigma imliescens. Ell.
Asclepiadaceae.
Low pine barrens.
<i
i i
878
Metastehua Sclilechtendalii.
Decais.
'•
South Florida.
<i
ii
879
Mctastelma parviflorum. R.
Brown.
£.
South Florida.
<t
ii
880
Sarcostenima crassifi.iliiun.
Decais.
■•
South Florida.
<(
ii
881
Seutera maritima. Decais.
'â–
Salt marshes.
t(
882
Alternanthera achyrantlia. R.
Brown.
Amarantaceae.
Along roads much trodden.
<i
ii
883
Telantliera maritima. M()(juin.
i i
Soutli Florida.
a
a
884
Polygonum sagittatum. Lin.
Polygonaceae.
Wet places. Palatka.
â– i i
ii
885
Eu])liorbia maculata.
Euphorbiaceae.
Cultiv"d grounds. Very common
a
a
886
Ricinus communis. Lin.
Waste places. Common.
••
887
Hippomane Mancinella. Lin.
South Florida.
June to
Nov.
888
Hypericum Canadense. Lin.
Hypericaceae.
Ditches, low grounds. Common.
.SS9
Siitlionychia erecta. n. sp.
Caryophyllaceae.
Sandy places along the coast.
i.i
•'
890
Paronychia Rugolii. Shuttl.
East Florida.
a
'•
891
Sida stipulata. Cav.
Malvaceae.
Waste places around dwellings.
a
ii
892
Lantanainvolucrata var. Fla.
Verbenacea?.
South Florida.
a
• â–
893
Citliarexylum viHosum. Jacq.
South Florida.
i i
• •
>s94
I)uranta Plumieri. Jacq.
South Florida.
July.
895
Clematis Catesbyaim. Pursh.
Ranunculaceae.
Dry sandy soil near the coast.
i.
896
Nelumhium luteum. AVilld.
Xelumbiaceae.
Lakes and still waters. Palatka.
ii
897
Brasenia peltata. Pursh.
Cabomljaceae.
Ponds and slow flowing streams
(i
898
Kastui-tium lacustre. Gray.
Cruciferae.
Rivers and cool springs. W. Fla.
ii.
899
officinale. R. Brown.
Ditches. Common. Palatka.
a
('00
Hiljiscus aculeatus. Walt.
Malvaceae.
Margins swamps and ponds.
FLORAL ALMAXAC
MO>'TH.
^^o.
>-AME OF PLANT.
NATURAL ORDER.
LOCALITY.
July.
901
Hibiscus i^randiflorus. ^Miclix.
Malvaceae.
^Marshes near the coast.
902
Linuin Virginianuni. Lin.
Linaceae.
SteriU' soil.
((
903
Ceaiiothus Aniericanus. Kin.
Rhamnaceae.
Dry woods. Palatka.
<<
904
Polygala cymosa. Walt.
Polvgalaceae.
Pine barren ponds. Palatka.
• (
905
Psoralea virgata. Xutt.
Leguminosae.
Palatka's vicinity.
((
906
Rhynchosia minima. D. C.
"
Damp soil along the coast.
-(
907
Baqtisia simplicifolia. Croom.
••
Dry pine barrens near Quincy.
.(
90S
microphylla. Xutt.
West Florida.
<<
909
Liulwigia arcuata. Walt.
Onagraceae.
Muddy margins of ponds.
*'
910
^[yriophylUmi laxum. Shuttl.
Ponds and lakes. Middle Fla.
( (
911
vcrticillatum. Liii.
"
Still water. Palatka.
H
912
Myriopliyllum heterophyllum.
Miclix.
. i
Ponds and ditches. Palatka.
(<
913
Hydrocotyle repanda. Pers.
Umbelliferae.
Low grounds. Palatka.
U
914
Crantzia lineata. Xutt.
*'â–
Muddy lianks near the coast.
"
915
Eryncliium Virginianuni. Lam.
.i
Marshes. Gammon.
(<
916
Cicuta maculata. Lin.
4 (
Marshes. Palatka" s ^•i^■i^ity.
â– (
917
Slum lineare. Michx.
Along streams near Palatka.
918
Arcliangelica iiirsuta. Torr.
& Gray.
Dry hills.
£C
919
Galium circfpzans. Michx.
Rubiaceae.
Dry oi)en woods. Palatka.
ti
920
Spermaeoce Chapmannii.
Torr. & Gray.
Dry soil.
(t
921
Si)ei-macoce tennior. Lin.
»i
Dry soil.
tc
922
Borroria podocephalus. D. C.
Pine Key. South Florida.
<c
923
( )ldenlandia Boscii. D. C.
•'
River banks. Palatka.
ti
924
glomerata. Jtichx.
••
Vv'et places.
(<
925
Halei. Torr. & Gray.
t (
River lianks.
(<
926
Sclerolepis verticillata. Cars.
Compositae.
Shallow ponds.
(<
927
Tetragonotheca helianthioides
Lin.
Dry sandy soil.
• (
92S
Rudbeckia nitida. Nutt.
Borders of swamps, thickets.
ii
929
Clethra alnifolia. Lin.
Ericaceae.
Swamps. Palatka.
<(
930
Cyrilla racemiflora. Walt.
Cyrillaceae.
Sliady banks pine barivn ponds.
931
P(.'nst('mon Digitalis. Xutt.
Serophulariaceae.
Dry soil.
££
932
Diptcracanthus linearis. T. & G
Acanthaceae.
South Florida.
(t
933
Dianthera ovata. Walt.
•â–
Muddy banks of streams.
((
934
Scutellaria Floridana. n. sp.
Labiatae.
Pine l)arren swamps near coast.
ii,
935
Stachys Floridana. Schuttle.
â– '
Low grounds. Middle to S. Fla.
H
936
Gilia coronopifolia. Pers.
Polenioniaceae.
Dry sandy soil. Palatka.
((
937
Sal)l>atia lanceolata. Torr. &
Gray.
Asclepias paniculata. Decais.
Gentianaceae.
Wet pine bai-rens. Palatka.
<<
93S
Asclepiadaceae.
Dry pine l)arrens.
( t
939
longifolia. Ell.
Low pine barrens.
• (
940
Polygonum Persicaria. Lin.
Polygonaceae.
Low places around dwellings.
({
941
Persea Carolinensis. Xees.
Lauraeeae.
Rich shady woods.
( t
942
Laurus Catesbyana. Michx.
South Florida.
M
943
Acalypha corchorifolia. Willd.
Euphnrbiaceae.
South Florida.
«(
944
Sparganium ramosum. Huebn.
Typhaceae.
Lagoons and ditclies Palatka.
U
!)45
Potamogcton hybridus. ]\fichx.
Xaiadaceae.
Shallow ])onds.
((
940
Echinodorus rostratus. Engel.
Alismaceae.
South Florida.
((
947
Bletia verecunda. Swartz.
Orrliidacoae.
Open pine barrens. Mid. <S:E. Fla
t(
94S
Gynmadi'nia nivea. Gray &
1 Engel.
Pine barren swamps. Palatka.
t(
949
Listera australis. Lindl.
AVet, shady woods. Palatka.
it
950
Agave Yirginica. Lin.
Amaryllidaceae.
Sterile soil.
FLOIIAL ALMANAC.
MONTH.
No.
NAME OK PLANT.
NATURAL OIIDKR.
LOCALITY.
Julv.
'.i.")l Lojihiola aur<>;i. Lin.
Julv \' .Xun'^'t.
-.15^
!).5:5
!)54
1)55
!)5(;
!)57
058
95i)
WA)
'M\\
'M\-,l
'MV.\
'MA
'.li;5
'.m\
'.)(J7
'.ICiS
HGI)
i)7()
!)71
1)7;;
1)74
1)75
l)7(i
''â– I
l)7s
1)71)
DSO
1)81
i)8y
i)s;!
1),S4
1)85
1)80
1)87
1)88
1)81)
1)1)0
1)1) 1
D'ja
i)i):i
!)f)4
1)1)5
DDi;
1)97
!)!)8
Diosivirc'u villosa. iJn.
Cophiildxis fln,l)('lliita. Di-cnis.
Xyi'is l<'lli(>(tii. n. s]i.
■" (lill'(iri)iis. n. s]».
Elcin-lia I'is ('l()ii.L;a1a, ii. s]i.
Psilocarva rli\ tirhospnidiilcs.
Ton-.'
Zizania aquatica. Lin.
Brachyclytruni aristatum.
Beanv.
Glyceria nervata,. Tiin.
" pallida. Trin.
Lolinin arvonsc. Witlici'ino-.
LcclR'a ma.joi-. Mit-hx.
minor. Miclix.
Hyjx'i-icuin fasciculatuni. Lam
galioidos. Lam.
" p;alioidos. var. ani-
lii.ninui).
IIy]it'iiciini iiudittorum. Michx
pilosum. Walt.
" Dnimmondii. Torr.
& Gray.
Elodca Virginica-. Nutt.
petiolata. Piirsli.
Hiliisfus poccincus. Walt.
Floridamis, Sclnittl.
tiliaceus. Lin.
(Joi-donia. Lasiantlins. Lin.
pulx'scens. L'JIcr.
Rhus glabra. Lin.
" copallina. Lin.
" vt'Tienata,. D. C.
" Toxicodendron. Lin. var.
quercifoliunt. Toi'r. & ({ray
Rhus Toxicodendron var. ra,di-
cans. Torr.
Rhus Metopium. Lin.
" aromatica. Ait.
Polygala IJaldwinii. Nutt.
Indigofei-a Caroliniana. Walt.
leptosepala. Nutt.
Desmodiuni acuminatum. 1). C'.
nudiHorum. D. C.
" canescens. D. C.
" cuspidatum. D. C.
" Floridamim. ji. sj).
" tenuifolium. Torr.
cSt Gray.
Apios tuherosa. Moonch.
Pliaseolus perennis. Walt.
" sinuatus. Nutt.
Clitoria Mariana. Lin.
" Schreiberii. Schattrk.
TTaemodoi'accat
Dioscoreaceat'.
Juncac(\"V(\
Xyridaceae.
( 'ypcraceao.
( iramineae
Cistaccao.
HyiK'iicaceac
Malvaceae.
(!amelliaceac.
Auacaidiac<^ae.
Po]ygalac(>ae.
TjeLTununosac
Wet pine liari-ens. Palatka to
Brown's Landing.
; Margins of swam]is. (Joinmeii.
j Mii-y hanks ponds and streams.
I Wet grassy pine barrens.
i Low ]iine barrens near coast.
' 1)1 still water. Aiialnchicola.
j Shallow |)ine bai'icn pdiids.
' l)ee|i maT'shes ai)d pmids.
I Dry rocky places.
1 Wet places; swamjis. West Kla.
I Shallow water.
Apalachicola.
Dry sterile soil. Palatka.
Dry sterile soil. I'alatka,.
Margins oi' pine barren jionds.
Pine barrens.
River swam])s.
Low grounds.
W(>t ])ine barrens.
A'ivy pine i)ai-ren soil.
Swamps.
Swamjis.
Dee]) marshes. Palatka.
South Kloiida. Indian rivei-.
Indian rivei'. South Kloriila.
Swamps. Palatka.
Near- the coast.
( )|)en woodsdry I'icbsoil. W. l<^la
Margins fields and ojien woods.
Swamps.
Dry pine Ijari'ens.
Swamps.
SwaTups.
Dry. open woods. West Florida.
Low ])ine barrens.
Dry pine barrens. Palatka.
South Florida.
Rich, shady soil. Palatka.
Rich woods.
Dry. open woods. Palatka.
Dry, open woods.
Dry sandy hills. Apalachicola.
Dry pine barrens.
Swam)>s. Palatka.
Low woods and margins fields.
Dry sandy i-idges pine bari'ens.
Light or sandy soil. Palatka.
Rich woods. Palatka
fij)I;al almaxac.
•M
iAIONTH.
.N(
NA.MF, dl' IM.ANT.
July c^-- Auffst. '-Ml
IKiKI
1001
1 ( « >■!
IDO:!
1004
10(i5
lOOli
1007
1008
100!)
1010
101 I
1012
loi;}
1014
1015
lOKi
a
1017
ii
lOlS
<i
101!)
*'
1020
(<
1021
a
1022
a
102;S
a
1024
a
1025
•'
102(1
^k
1027
*'
1028
a
102!)
•'
io:jo
li
lOMl
ii
lo:i2
•"'
1033
i •
1034
a
1035
103(1
ii
1037
"
1038
103!)
i^
1040
a
104!
.;
1042
C(
1043
1^
1044
*•
1045
ti
104()
*^
1047
<;
1048
Galnctia pilosn. Ell.
mollis. Miclix.
g'hrht'lla. Mich.v.
l)racliy]>()<la. Torr. &
(iray.
Cnssia (il>tus+foli;i. Lin.
Chainivcrista. Liii
IMiinosa stri.a:illosa. Torr. (K:
Kluwia stricia. T'lirsh.
ciliosa. Michx.
" scrnilata. Nutt.
lutoa. Walt.
Lu(l\vii;ia. virgata. Michx.
capitata. Miclix.
alata. Ell.
" inici'ocarpa. Mich.v.
l)alustris. Ell.
spathulata. Torr &
, ({ray.
j Erynchiviin Cervantesii.
I Laroch.
i Ai'alia spinosa. Lin.
Cephalanthiisoccidcntalis. Lin
Liatris squarrosa. Wilhl.
Polyninia LTveilalia. Lin.
Rudeckia hirta. Lin.
laciniata. Lin.
Marshalliaangustifolii).. I'ur.sh.
Cacalia ovata. Walt.
Cirsiuni Nuttallii. D. C.
" Lecontei. Torr. i^v^ (Jray.
Rhododendron viscosuin. Torr.
Mimulus alatus. Ait.
Buchnera elongata. Swartz.
" Americana. Lin.
Dipteracanthus noctiflorus.
Nees.
Dicliptera brachiata. Spi-engl.
Phryma leptostachya. Lin.
Ocimum Campechiannm. Mil.
MicromcJ'ia Brownci. Bentli.
Salvia azurea. Lam.
Scutellaria canescens. Nutt.
var. punctata.
Scutellaria pilosa. Michx.
'â– parvula. Michx.
Macbridea all)a. n. sp.
Hydrolea quadri val vis. W a 1 1.
Nama Jamaicensis. Lin.
Sal)l)atia mat-rojihjlla. Iloojc.
brachiata. Ell.
grac-ilis. Pui'sh.
calycosa. Pursh.
chloroiiles. Pui'sh.
gentianoides. Ell.
NATIKAI, OKDI'.R.
Leguminosae.
Melastoniaceae
Onagiaceac
Umbelliforao.
Araliaceae.
Rubiacea.e.
Composita.e.
Com]K)sitae.
Ei'icaceae.
Scrophulariaccae
Aca.ntliac('a('.
Vorbcnaccac.
Labiatao.
TlydTolaceac.
( rcutianaccac
1,()» AI.ITY.
Dry soil.
Dry sandy jiinc barrens.
Dry sanily pin(> barrens.
Diy sandy riilges in piuc bar'ns.
Waste jilacfs. Palatka.
Dry bai'ren soil.
Near Palatica. (iomnion.
JIargins jxmds in ]iin(' bariciis.
Bogs in tlie piui' barrens.
<)l)en. flat pine barrt'iis.
Pine barren swamps. I'a.latka.
Low pine barrens.
Wet. pine barrens.
Bi-ackish marshes.
Muddy places.
I)itches:mnddy places. Com'on.
Marginsp. b. ])onds. Middle Fh\.
Damp sandy soilalongW. coast.
Swamps. Palatka.
Ponds and marshes. Palatka.
Dry, sandy soil. PalatUa,.
Rich soil.
Di'y soil.
Swamps.
Low pine barrens.
Swamps.
Dry. light soil.
Pine barren swain])s.
Swamps. Palatka.
Swamjjs. Palatka.
Low pine bai'i'ens.
Low pine barrens.
Low grassy pine bai'i'ens.
River banks.
Rich shaded soil. Palatka.
South Florida.
River banks.
Dry lightor sandy soil. Palatka.
Dry open woods. Palatka.
Dry sandy soil.
Rocky woods. Southwest Fia.
Low pine barrens. West ^^la.
Pools; muddy ba ulcs of si reams.
South Florida.
Wet ])ine barrens.
Low grounds.
Low grassy ])ine b'ns. Palalka.
River swanii>s.
Margins pine barrcMi ])onds.
Low j)iiie barrens. Palatka.
FLOHAL ALNJXAC.
25
MONTH.
Xn
NAMK OF PJ.ANT.
NATl KAI, OR 1 )!â– :({.
July & Augst' 104!)
1050
1051
1052
1053
1054
1055
105()
1057
1058
1059
10(50
1001
10li2
10113
10(14
10(15
lOfW;
]()(;7
IOCS
lOdl)
1070
1071
1072
1073
1074
1075
107(;
1077
1078
107!)
1080
1081
1083
1083
1084
1085
108G
1087
1088
1089
1090
1091
1092
1093
1094
1095
Apocymim cannabinum. Lin.
vai'. glaberriiiiuiii.
Conolobvis maci-i>iiliyllus.
Michx.
Coiiolobus Havidulus. Cbapm.
jirostratus. Balihv.
Pbytolafca dccandi-a. Lin.
ObioiK' ai'<'naiia. Moquin.
ciistata. Moquin.
Chenopodium Boscianum.
J\[oqniii.
Chenopodium album. Lin.
" niuralc. Lin.
" Antliclniinticum.
Lin.
Salicornia ambip^ua. Michx.
Chcnopodina mai-itima. Mocpii.
TyplialatitV.lia. Lin.
Naias floxiUs. Rostk.
" fusiformis. Rostk.
Alisma Plantaf?o. Lin.
Echinodorusparvulus. Eno,-(>hn.
Microstyhs opliio^lossioidcs.
Nutt.
MitTostylis Floi'idana. n. sji.
Bletia apliyUa. Nutt.
Popfonia juMKhda. Lindl.
Gymnadenia flava. Lindl.
Plantanthera flava. Gray.
Sisyiinchium Bormudiana. Lin
Smilax laurifolia. Lin.
Melanthium Virjjjinicum. Lin.
Schollera j^raminca. VVilld.
Xyris elata. nova. sp.
" Carolineana. Walt.
Cyperus flavescens. Lin.
Rhynchospora semiplumosa.
Gray.
Rhynchospora microcarpa.
baldw.
Rhynchospora filifolia. Gray,
gracilenta. Gray.
" cephalantlia. Gray.
Cladium effusum. Torr.
Scleria interrupta. Michx.
Leersia oryzoides. Swartz.
Virginica. Willd.
hexandra. Svvartz.
Hydrochloa Caroliniensis.
Beauv.
Sporolobus Virginicus. Kunth.
Vilfa aspera. Beauv.
Agrostis perennis. Gray.
Aristida lanata. Poir.
Spartina juncea. Willd.
Apocynaccae.
Ascl('))ia(laceao.
Pbylolaccaccae.
C'b('n<i|io(liac('a('
Tyi)hacea('.
Naiadaceac^
Alismaceae.
Orchidacoae.
Iridaceae.
Smilaccae.
Melanthaceae.
I'ontcderiaceae.
Xyridac-eae.
Cyjtei'aceac.
Gramineae.
LOCALITY.
Dry soil. West Florida.
Low thickets. Pnlatka.
L!<i:ht rich soil. I'nlatka,.
Sand hills.
Margins fields; waste grounds.
Drifting sands along the coast.
Sandy shores. South ]<"'loi-ida..
(Jultivated grounds.
Waste places.
Waste grounds.
Waste grounds.
Sandy marshes along the coast.
Low sandy jilaces along coast.
Margins ponds, rivers. Palatka.
In ponds, still waters. Palatka,.
]>rackish water along the coast.
Maj'gins ponds, ditches. Palatka-
Margins shallow ponds. Mid. Pla
Low shady wood. Palatka,.
Wet shady woods. Apalachicola
Rich shaded soil. Palatka.
Rich shaded woods. Palatka.
<)])en grassy swamp. Palatka.
Low shady banks.
Grassy meadows; sometimes in
dry soil. Palatka.
Svvamps; margins of ponds. Pal.
Swamps.
In flowing watei-. White Water.
Sandy swamj)s near the coast.
Shallow ponds and swam])s.
Low ground. Palatka.
Dry sandy ridges near the coast.
Margins of ponds.
Margins of pine barren grounds.
Wet pine barrens.
Bogs and shady swamps.
Fresh or brackish coast marshes
Low pine barrens.
Ditches and swamps.
Swamps and margins of streams
In lakes and ponds. Palatka.
Still water or creeping on niuddy
banks.
Saline marshes along coast.
Dry sandy soil.
Swamps; river banks. Palatka.
Dry pine barrens.
Sandy, marshy places near coast
FL OR A L A LMA NA C.
90
MONTH.
No.
N.\I\]1-: OF PLANT.
Spartiiia <;i'acilis. Hook.
NATURAL OHl)r<:R.
J.OCAMTV.
July
& Aug' St.
109()
Gramineae.
Sandy saline swamps.
*•
10!)7
CteniumAiiu'ricaiiniii. Hi>ren{?l
ti
Low pine barrens.
<'
ii
lOOS
Uniola latifolia. Miclix.
a
Banks of rivers. Palatka.
ii
ii
l()ll!.»
panirulata. Lin.
a
Drifting sand along coast.
'â–
a
11(H)
gracilis. Miflix.
tc
Rich dam]) soil.
(t
1101
Elyinus Virginicus. liin.
a
River banks. Palatka.
((
ii
1102
Paspalum \Vait(Mi. Scluiltcs.
a
Low cultivated gmunds.
'•
1103
laeve. JMicli.x.
Diy woods and nini'gins fields.
July
to Sept,
1104
Ascynini stans. Mirhx.
Hypericaceae.
Damj) soil. I'iilatka.
'â–
1105
Sida spinosa. Lin.
Malvaceae.
Waste places. Palatka.
ki
"
iioi;
Kosteletzkya Virginica.
Marshes; low ground near coast.
'•
( i
1107
Iini)atiens fulva. Nutt.
Balsaminaceae.
Shady swamps. Palatka. '
ii
ii
1108
Polygala ramosa. Ell.
Polygalaceae.
Low open pine barrens. Palatka,
i.i
ii
1109
Hookeri. Torr. &:Gray.
Low grassy pine bar" ns. W. Kla.
(i
ii
1110
'• grandiflora. Walt.
Dry soil.
a
ii
1111
Desmodium strictum. D. C.
Leguniinosae.
Pine barrens. Connnon.
i i
ii
1113
Phaseolus Lauppii. Schaffrnk.
••
Ricli shady woods. Palatka.
a
ii
1113
Vigna glabra.
a
Brackish marshes.
a
»i
IIU
Canavalia obtusifolia. D. C.
a
Sandy shores St. Vincent Island.
a
ii
1115
Lythruni alatiim. Piirsli.
Lythrnceae.
Swamps and rivei- banks.
a
1 1
1116
Gaura filipes. Spach.
( )nagraceae.
Dry pine barrens.
it
k i
1117
Jussiaea decairrens. D. C.
Ditches around Palatka.
a
ii
1118
Ludwigia linearis. Walt.
Ditches and i)onds.
i(
a
1119
" linit'olia. Poir.
"
Swamps and ditches.
u
a
1120
" eylindrica. Ell.
it
Swamps around Palatka,.
it
a
1121
pilosa. Walt.
"
Ditches and ]ionds near coast.
a
a
1122
" sph;frofarpa. Ell.
Margins of ponds.
it
ii
1123
" lanceolata. Ell.
"
Ponds and swamps. Palatka.
6i
a
1124
natans. Ell.
it
Marshes and margins of streams
6i
it
1125
Diodia teres. Walt.
Rubiaceae.
Dry sandy soil.
a
ii
112C.
Mitreola sessilifolia. Torr. &
Qvay.
a
Grassy swamps. Palatka to
Brown's Landing.
C6
ii
1127
Vernonia Noveboracensis.
Willd.
Conipositae.
River banks and low grounds.
Palatka.
n
ii
1128
Liatris Chapmannii. Torr. &
Gray.
a
Dry sandy ridges.
a
((
1129
Eupatorium purpureum. Lin.
(i
Swamps around Palatka,.
a
k(
1130
Boltonia glastifolia. L"Her.
••
River swamps.
£<
((
1131
Silphium compositum. Michx.
Sandy open woods.
ii
ii
1132
Asteriseus. Lin.
i ^
Dry open woods.
ii
ii
1133
Ambrosia artemisitefolia. Lin.
"
Cultivated grounds. Conmu)n.
tc
ii
1134
Zinnia multiflora. Lin.
"
Waste places.
6i
it
1135
Lepachys pinnata. Torr. cSr
Gray.
â–
Dry soil. West Florida.
it
it
11 30
Helianthus debilis. Nutt.
ii
Shores of East Florida.
ii
it
1137
praccox. Gray &
Englm.
â–
Sandy shores of West Floiida.
ii
i i
1138
Bidens frondosa. Lin.
Low gi'ounds. Palatka.
ii
i i
1139
Gaillardia lanceolata. Michx.
â– '
Dry pine l)arrens.
ii
(i
1140
Palafoxia integrifolia. Torr.
& Gray.
â– '
Dr)' l)ine barrens.
ii
it
1141
Erechthites bieracifolia. Raf.
Rich soil. Connnon. Palatka.
i(
a
1142
Lactuca elongata. Muhl. var.
integrifolia.
ki
Dry soil.
it
ii
1143
Lactuca elongata. Mulil. var.
graniinifolia.
ti
Dry soil.
FLORAL ALMAXAC.
27
MONTI!.
No.
July t.) Sept. J 14-1
1115
114ii
1147
n4S
ii4;i
1150
1151
1152
*• 115:>
1154
1155
lloo;
1157
1158
UoiJ
" IIW)
" ' 1101
" 1102
•• ' " 1103
1104
" 1105
" " ' 1100
" ^ 1107
" IIGS
110!)
ii. iC
1170
a a
1171
" " 1172
" i 1173
" " 1174
i( ti
1175
it; a
1170
a (<
1177
\ 1178
; 1179
" '• 1 1180
i( ii
1181
tt ii
1182
" ^ " 1183
1184
[ 1185
1180
1187
1188
"1 1189
" "â– ; 1190
: 1191
1192
" ' 1193
" , 1194
a ii
1195
XA.MI-: OF PLANT.
NATUK.\L ORDKU.
L(K'ALITV.
Lobelia cardinalis. Lin.
l^xiyiciiiii. Ton-. &
(Irny.
Utriculuria cornuta. Micli.x.
Hi'ri)ostis aiiqilcxicaulis.
Pursh.
Gratiola suhulata. I'nMw.
Seynicria jx'clinala. Pni'sli.
Darystoma (ineicifolia. I'entli.
Verbena anousti folia. Michx.
Hyplis radiata. Willd.
Scutellaria lateriflora. Jiin.
Teucrium C'anadense. Lin.
Pharbitis Nil. (iliois.
IpouKea perennis. Kchaffranek
Miehauxii. Sweet,
sagittifolia. Bot. Reg.
" fastigiata. Sweet.
Jaecpuniiontia violacea. Cliois.
Stylisma humistrata. Chapm.
aquatiea. Chapm.
Pielceringii. Gray.
Solanuui nigi-uni. Lin.
Radula. Yahl.
ni.vmniosum. Lin.
Physalis augustifolia. Nutfc.
Lycium Carolinianurn. ii ichx.
Asclepias vertieillata.
Boerhaavia ereeta. Lin.
hirsuta. Willd.
" viscosa. Lag.
Pisouia aeuleata. Liu.
" obtusata. Swartz.
Euxolus lividus. Moquin.
Alternanthera flave.scens.
Moquin.
Telantliera Floridana. n. sp.
Brasiliena. Mo<juin
Oploteca Floridana. Nutt.
Polygonum aere. Kunth.
hydi'opiperoides.
Miclix.
Polygonum setaeeum. Baldw.
" hirsutnm. Walt.
Eriogonum longifoliuni. Nutt.
tomentosuin. Michx.
Euphorbia corollata. Lin.
obtusata. Pursh.
cordifolia. Ell.
Acalyha Virginica. Lin.
gracilis. Gray.
" Caroiliniana. Walt.
Croton ellipticum. Ell.
grandulosum. Lin.
Pilea pumila. Gray.
Boehmeria cylindrica. Willd.
Lobeliaceae.
L<>ntibulaceae.
Sei'ophulariaeeae.
Verbeuaceae.
Labiatae.
iConvolvulaeeae.
"
Solanaceae.
Aselejiiadaeeae.
Nvctaginaceae.
Amarantaoeae.
Polygouaceae
Euiihorbiaceat
Urlicaceae.
Muddy b>anks. Palatka.
Margins ]>ine l)arrens i>onds.
Palatka.
Swainjis. Palatka.
Pine bai'i'ens ])(in(ls.
Low saud\- jn'ne barrens.
Di-y sandy soil.
Rich woods and river banks.
Dry Woods.
Low grouiids.
Shady swamps. Palatka.
Swamjis: low grounds. Palatka
Cultivated grounds.
Rich shady soil. Palatka.
Light sandy soil.
Salt marshes.
South Floiida.
South Florida.
Dry sandy pine barrens.
Margins of ponds.
Sandy ]iin(> barrens.
Waste places. Common.
South Florida.
Waste places. Palatka.
Low sandy places. West Fla.
Salt marshes.
()l)en woods. Palatka.
Cultivated grounds.
South Florida.
Soutli Florida.
South Florida.
South Florida.
South Floi-ida.
Margins of fields. Middle Fla.
South Florida.
I South Florida.
[ Dry sandy places.
, Ditches and margins of jionds.
; Ditches: muddy banks. Palatka
Low ground. Palatka.
Pine bairen ponds.
Sand ridges.
Dry pine barrens.
Dry rich soil.
Shady woods.
Sandy pine l)arrens.
Fields and around dwellings.
Sterile soil.
Cultivated grounds.
Pine barrens.
Dry waste places.
Wet shaded places.
Swamp thickets. Palatka.
FLORA f. ALMAXAC.
2S
MONTH.
>'i
NAMK OF PLANT.
July to Sept.
1190 Zostera marina, l^in.
ir.C ! P]fhin()(l<)inis rndicans. Kiii<>ini.
I r.is Sno'ittaria varibilis. Eiio-clm.
1 r.i'.i \'allisntM-ia spiralis. ]au.
I'.'iMi Limnoltiuin SpoiifA'i;). IJiclini'd.
1201 Panci'atiuiii niaiitiinum. Lin.
]2<i2 l.aclinantlios tincliiiia. Kll.
J uncus sc'ii-pdidos. Lam.
polycepluiius. h>li.
abortivus. u. s\>.
marg'inntns. Rostiv.
" hifionis. EU.
P(>iit('il('i-i;i coi'data. Lin.
lancifolia. Mulil.
" angustifolia. Pursli.
Xyris ambigna. Beyer.
" stricta. n. sp.
" platylepis. n. sp.
" torta. Smitli.
" tenuifolia. n. sp.
Eriooaulon decangulare. Lin.
Cypei'us Nuttallii. Torr.
microddutus. Toir.
" strig'osus. Lin.
" stenolejjis. Torr.
" repans. Ell.
" Lecontii. Torr.
Cyperus virens. Michx.
inflexus. Muhl.
" eompressus. Lin.
" filioulmis. Vahl.
" retrofraotus. Torr.
" Baldwinii. Torr.
" erythrorhizos. Mulil.
Kyllingia pumila. Michx.
Lipocarpha maculata. Torr.
Fuirena squarrosa. Michx.
hispida. Ell.
Eloocharis equisotoidcs. Toi'r.
Scirpus lacustris. Lin.
" Eriophorum. Michx.
Rhynchosj)oi-a glomcrata.
Vahl.
Rhynchospora paniculata.
Gray.
Ceratofechoenus corniculatus.
Nees.
Eustachys Floiidana. n. sp.
Paspalum I)igitai-ia. Poir.
Panieum gibbum. Ell.
'' tenuiculmum. Mover
Waltei-i. Ell.
hians. Ell.
Setaria Italica. Kunth.
l2o:s
1204
1205
1200
"
1207
1208
1209
1210
1211
1212
1213
1214
1215
1216
1217
1218
1219
1220
1221
1222
1223
1224
1225
122(5
1227
1228
1229
1230
1231
1232
1233
1234
1235
123(i
1237
1238
1239
1240
1241
1242
1243
1244
1245
1240
N.\Tri;AL oiU)i;i!.
Naiadaceae.
Alismaceao.
l.oc.M.ITV.
II
vdi-dcbaridaccae.
.Vmai-yllidaconc.
llacuiudoracoae.
Juucaceae.
Pcintcderiacoac
Xvridaceao
Eriocaulonaconc
Cypci-aeeea.
( iraniinoao.
T)ee]) salt water.
Swamps.
Lakes and rivers. Lake Como.
Slow llowing st reams. Palaf ka.
Still vvatei'.
Salt marslu^s.
rondsand ditches. Palatka to
liice Creek.
Sandy swam]>s.
Pnnds: miry niarginsef streams
( fi'assy ma rgn's ])onds near coast
Ditches and low grennds.
Ditches and lew grounds.
Miry margins ponds and rivers.
Miry nuxrg. pondsabout Palatka
]Mirynu\rg. pondsabout Palatka
( )iien grassy pine barrens.
Shallow ponds in pine barrens.
Low sandy places.
Sandy, often dry soil.
( )pen grassy pine bar"n swamjis.
Boggy places. Palatka.
Salt or brackish soil.
Margins of ponds and streams.
Swamps and damp soil.
Swamps and wet places.
Sandy soil near the coast.
Low sandy places along coast.
Miry places. Common.
Low sandy places W. Florida.
Cultivated grounds. Connnon.
Dry sandy soil.
Sandy barren soil.
Cultivated grounds.
Ponds and ditches.
Wet places.
Springy or miry places.
! Swamps. Palatka.
Swamps. Palatka.
Ponds.
j Fi'esh or brackish inai'shes or
; ponds.
Swamps; low grounds. Palatka
1 l]ogs and s])T'ingy i)laces.
Bogs and siiringy places.
Ponds and ditches.
I)ry ]iine bai'rens. Middle Fla.
( )pen swamps.
Swamps.
South Florida.
Damp soil.
( )ld fields.
Swamps along the coast.
FLORAL ALMAXjr
•10
MdN'J'll. .Ni.. NAMK n|- PLANT.
Jul\' to Sept. I'M? Cciiclu-us ('chiiKiius. Lin.
IJis Trii)sat'uin dtictyloidt's. Lin.
\--iVJ "â– cylindricuin. .Miclix.
Julv to Ocfb'r. l"-i-")(i ParoiiN cliiii Balthviiiii.
1\'5I Sida rlioiid)ifoli;i. IJn.
r.'a:;' â– â– ciliaiis. (':i\.
1 •.'■):! •• Elliott ii. Torr. tV (iray.
l\'."il â– â– LiiidliciniiTi. Imi^cIih. i^'
Gray.
l-.'"i.") Ahutilou lliilsi'aiim. Ton-.
I'i^u; '• Jac(|nini. Don.
l-.'.")7 " crisimin. (iiay.
1-.*.")S Modiola multifida. M(nudi.
\->.iO Polyi;-ala fastii;i;itn. Nutt.
ri<i(» I ■■cruciata. Liu.
r.'r.i " brevi folia. Nutt.
l-.'i;-.' Kraiiieria lanceolata. Torr.
I".'!;;; Ijioimea tamnifolia. Lin.
1-.m;4 " sinuata. Ort.
I-.'ii.") Cnseuta compacta. .Juss.
r.'fiii Plivsalis viscosa. Lin.
l'.'r,7 I " lanceolata. Michx.
l:.'(i.s j '' angulata. Lin.
Vii>0 Aniai'antus spinosus. Lin.
13(0 ; " arborest'cn.s. Schaffrk.
];.'71 Euphorbia poly.^'onifolia. Lin.
^â– ^,â– i C'roton niaritinuun. Walt.
]â– .'?:; Triflu'lostylis autunmalis.
1.'74 Cenc-lirus tril)uloides. Lin.
.\uKnst. 1"2?.") I Potalostcnion gracilc Kiuith.
!•.'?(; ■■carnt'uni. .Miclix.
lx'77 Glottidiuni Floi-idanuni. D. C.
U'78 J<]schyno2rienc hispida. Willd.
l"v'7!) I Lt'spcdeza repens. Torr. iV
G ray.
]-2S{) L('s]K'<l('za violafca. foci's.
I'^Si â– â– divci-gcns. Parsh.
1:>S2 '• sessilitiora. Michx.
]2S:i "â– i-cticulata. Pers.
]-.'S4 " hirta. Ell.
I'.'Sa " cajiitata. Michx.
r.i8(i Dt'sniodiuni ])aucitlorum. Nutt.
1-^S7 •■virdiHornni. Beck.
138S '• rotundifoliuni. J). (".
]28!) •' Dillcnii. Dail.
1290 " la'vigatum. J). ('.
1201 " paniculatuni. D. ('.
1202 " Marilandicuni. Hoot
]20;i ' •' rigiduni. I). ('.
12'.»4 " • lineatuni. 1). (J.
li'.to Cassia Marilandica. L.
1200 Af^rinionia Eujiatoria. Lin.
1207 'â– incisa. Torr. & Gray.
120,s Lythrum liufai'c. Lin.
1200 : Nesa^a verticillata. H. P.. K.
1300 I Cuphea aspera. n. spec.
NWri K.U, (»Kl)KK.
G raniineae.
('ai'yo]iliyllac('ai'
Malvaceae.
l.oc Ai.ri'V.
Polyj^alaccao.
Kraincriacoao.
Convolvulaccac
Solanaccac.
a
Aniarantaccac.
Euiihorliinccnc.
Cypcraccac.
Grainincac.
Lcyuniinosac
Rosacea I'.
Tj\ lhi-aceae
Fii'jds and waste grounds.
Rich soil.
Dry sandy soil.
Dry sandy soil. .Middle Eloridn
Around dwellings. Conniioii.
Key West.
()])eu Woods.
Key West.
Tampa P>ay.
South Floridn.
Key West.
Waste places.
Low pine ban-ens.
Pine barren swamps.
Bogs.
Tamjia Bay.
Cultivated grounds. ( 'ommon.
Tampa. Soutli I'lorida.
Dry shad}- ])laces.
Dry light soil.
Dry sandy soil.
Fields and waste gi-oinids.
Fields and waste jdaces.
Nova, sjjec. Shores St. Johns.
Drifting san<l along the coast.
Drifting sand along the coast.
Low gi'ounds.
Sand along the ceast.
Low pine baricns.
Dry sandy soil.
Damj) soil.
Swanii)s.
Dr\ . sandy soil.
Dry barren soil.
Dry barren soil.
Di'y bniren soil.
Dry barren soil.
Di-y barren soil.
])i-v steiile soil.
Shady woods. T'alalkn.
Rich oj)en woods.
Dry open wood ;.
Open woods.
Dry I'icli soil.
Shady woods.
Dry ojien wooils.
Dry woods.
Open grassy pitie biii-r-eus.
Rich soil.
Dry open wr)ods.
Dry open woods.
Blackish niai-shes. J^alatka.
^Margins of ponds and mai'shes.
Low ])ine bari'eus. St. .J()se|)h.
FLORAL ALMAXAC.
:!(>
MONTH.
August.
Au.i;'. iV Sept.
Xo.
\m\
v.\m
i:K)-i
l.'JOo
KiOd
]:507
loOS
i:5()!t
i:!10
i:il4
i;!l5
lolG
i:il7
1318
i:U!)
\M0
1321
1322
1323
1324
1325
132C
1327
1328
1329
1330
1331
1332
1333
1334
] 335
133(j
1337
1338
1339
1340
1341
1342
1343
1344
1345
134G
1347
1348
1349
1350
1351
NAMK OF PLANT.
Cuplica inicr()|iliyll:i. S<-li;if1'k.
].,U(l\vi<;ia altcrnifolia. Liu.
hirtella. I^af.
Krvucliiuiu virji'atuni. Lam.
aronuiticinn. lialilw
Tiedeniaiuiia terctifolia. !).(â– .
Liatris elegans. Willd.
Brifkellia cdrdirolia. VA\.
Si'ri()C<icari»us tortil'oliu.s. Noes
Part lieu iu in Hystcropliorus.
Lin.
Ruilheckia hetcropliylla. Torr.
<Sc Gray.
Ruclbeckia uia.xiuia. Nutt.
Coreopsis senii'olia.
Eiiiph(^a,us Viryiuiana. Bai-t.
Elytraiia virgata. Micli.K.
Verbena Caroliniaua. Mielix.
canescens. Kuutli.
Tournefortia gnaphalodes.
R. Brown.
Tournefortia volubilis,
Solanum Blodgettii.
Sabbatia panicukita.
augukiris.
Eustoma exaltatum.
Celosia panicukita.
Euphorbia t'urtissii.
eoniniutata. Engl.
Potaniogeton lucens. Lin.
Tijiukiria discolor. Nutt.
Platanthera ciliaris. Lindl.
" cristata. Lindl.
Habenaria Michauxii. Nutt.
Goodyei'a iiubescens. R. Br.
" repeuK. R. Br.
" qnercicola. Lindl.
Smilax lanceolata. Lin.
Cyperus rivularis. Kuutb.
divergens. Kunth.
•' Robbinsii. Oakes.
bicolor. n. sp.
Scirpus divaricatns. Ell.
Abildgaardia nionostachya.
Vahl.
Rhynchospora c-aduca. Ell.
Ceratoschtenus niacrostachyus
Gray .
Leersia lenticulai'is. Micbx.
Aristida purpui-ascens. Poii-.
gi'acilis. Ell.
Tricuspis ami^igna.
Festuca nutans. Willd.
LTniola nitida. Baldw.
Hypericum cistifolium. Lam.
Sesbania macrocarpa. Muhl.
Liu.
Pursh.
Pursh.
Grisl).
Lin.
En-l.
XATCKAI, ol{|)Kl{.
Lytlnaceae.
< >nagraci ne.
I'niliellifcrae.
C'onijiositae.
l,ocAI,IT\.
Orobrancliaceae
Acantbaceae.
\'erl»enaceai:'.
Borraginaceae.
Solanaceae.
Gentian aceae.
Ama7-antaceae.
P'upboibiaceae.
Naiadaccae.
( )rcln(laceae.
Smilaceae.
Gyperace.ie.
( irainiueac
Hypericaceae
Legrumino.sae.
Rich open woods. Palatka.
Sandy swamps.
Ditc-b.es and ponds.
Pine bairen swamps.
Dry ])inei)ari-ens. E. andS. I'"'la.
Pine barren swamps.
Dry i)ine l)arreus.
Ligbt rich soil.
Sand\' iiine barrens.
Waste places. East Floi-iila.
Swamps. Middle Florida.
Wet pine barrens.
Rich shaded woods.
Under beach trees. Pal'ka ITgts
Banks of rivers.
Dry pine barrens.
Apalachicola. AVest Florida.
Indian i-iver. St. Lucy.
Indian river. South Florida.
South Florida.
Low grassy meadows. Pala I ka .
Low rich groiuids. I'akitka.
South Florida.
South Florida.
Low pine barrens.
In suburbs of Apalachicola.
Fresh water. Apalachicola.
Shady banks.
Swamps in the jiine bai'reiis.
Bogs and swamps.
Dry sandy soil.
Deep shady woods.
Shady woods.
Low shady woods.
Rich woods: swamps. Palatka.
Marshy banks streams. W. Fla.
Cultivated streams. Middle Fla.
i Shallowponds, Quincy, Mid. Fla
Sandy margins near Quincy.
Muddy banks the Chipola river.
Indian rivei-. South Fla.
Swamps in vicinity of Palatka.
Ponds and <litches.
Ponds and ^\vam])S.
Dry i)ine ba -rejis.
Dry so; I.
Low pijie liarrens.
Rich woods and banks.
Swamps.
Pine barren swamps neai' coast.
Swamps.
FLOHAL ALMA SAC.
3]
Month.
Xo.
NA.MK III' I'l.ANT.
Aug. & Sept. nr,-i
1 :!o4
1 o.5/>
1 :>,")(!
i:i.^.,s
i;_i5!)
l.'illO
Kiel
VMVl
1. â– )(;:>
i:;i;4
j:i(;.5
liitii;
i;j(;7
l.'JOS
loUII
riTO
i:i71
137->
i;i7:5
1374
J 375
137(5
1377
1378
13711
13S()
13S1
1382
1383
1384
1385
138()
1387
1388
138!)
1390
1391
1392
1393
1394
1395
] 390
1397
139S
1399
140U
1401
Aeschynomene viscidula.
Midix.
Aiiipliicai'])a'a inoiidiea. Nutt.
fxalactia spiciforniis. Torr. &
(rray.
(Vissia IdHora. I.in.
as])era. Ell.
Anuiianiiia Inunilis. ]\Iiclix.
()<-c-i(U'iitalis. 1). C.
var. pygma?a.
Archeinora rigiila. I). ('.
Liatris spicata. Willd.
Mikania soaiidens. Willd.
Iva fi-utfsct'iis. Nutt.
niit-rocephala. Xutt.
irabricata. Walt.
Ambrosia tritida. Lin.
critliinifolia. U. C.
Melantht-ra hastata. Michx.
deltoida. Miehx.
Heliopsis Icavis. Pei's.
Kudl)eckia fulgida. Ait.
triloba. Lin.
ActinoriU'ris nudiraulis. Nutt.
Coreopsis tripteris. Lin.
Bidens bijiinnata. Lin.
Ht^leuiLun autiuiuiale. Lin.
Cacalia atriplicifolia. Lin.
'• tuberosa. Nutt.
" lanceolata. Nutt.
Mulgediuni Floridanum. D. C.
Lobelia pid)erula. Michx.
Campanula Americana. Lin.
Monotropa uniflora. Lin.
Hypopitys. Lin.
Statice Caroliniaua. Walt.
Herpestis nigrescens. Beiith.
penduncularis. Benth.
Seymeria tenuifolia. Pursh.
Dasystoma pectinata. Benth.
Pedicularis Canadensis. Lin.
Pycnauthemum incanum.
Michx.
Pycnauthemum arista turn.
Michx.
Pycnanthemum muticinn. Pers
linit'olium.
Pursh.
Collinsonia anisata. Pursh.
Calamintha Caroliniaua. Sweet
Trichostemadichotomum. Lin.
Calystegia sepium. R. Brown.
Sabbatia Elliottii. Steud.
stellaris. Pursh.
Polygonella parvifolia. Michx.
ciliata. Meisner.
N.\Tl 1{.\L OKDKK.
Leguminosae.
LOCALITY.
IjVtliraceae.
Umbelliferae.
Coni])ositae.
Lobeliaceae.
Campanulaceae.
Ericaceae.
Plumbagina ceae.
Scrophulariaceae.
Labiatae.
Convoluvlaceae,
Gentiaiiaceae.
Polvgonaceae.
Sandy places along the coast.
Rich soil in Palatka"s vicinity.
South Florida.
Ke,y west. South Florida.
Dry old fields.
I Ditches and mudtly jilaces.
Key West and South Florida.
Svvam])s.
Swamjjs. Palatka suburl)s.
Swamps in vicinity of Palatka.
Saline marshes.
Dry barren soil.
Drifting sands along the coast.
River banks: rich soil. Palatka.
Sandy shores. S. Fla., Key West
' Light, rich soil.
Indian river. South Florida.
Dry open woods.
Dry soil. Palatka.
Dry soil.
Dry stxndy woods.
Woods and margins of fields.
Cultivated grotmds. Common.
Damp soil.
Low grounds. West Floiida.
j Swamps.
Brackish marshes.
I Rich soil.
Swamps: low grounds. Palatka
Dry rocky soil. W. to S. W. Fla.
Shady woods. Palatka.
I Shady woods. Palatka.
j Salt marshes.
'â– Low gromids.
Key West. South Florida.
, Low pine barrens.
Rich woods and river banks.
Shady wooils and banks.
Low ground.
Low ground.
Dry soil.
Dry soil.
Dry shaded soil.
Sandy and rocky banks.
Dry sandy soil.
Rich soil.
Open pine barrens. Palatka.
Salt marshes.
Di-y .sandy soil near the coast.
Manatee river. Soutli Florida.
FLOE AT. ALMAXAC.
.13
Au;
MONTH.
No.
J,-. & Sept.
1 40 -J
••
i4o;j
••
1404
••
14U5
a
1 4(HJ
••
14u7
a
140,s
"
140U
a
1410
"
141]
"
14i:i
i.i
1413
i*
1414
t i
1415
••
1416
• '
1417
^t
1418
a
1419
a
14-.'0
iC
14-.'l
ki
n-i-z
i i
U2:i
It
1424
it
1425
142(J
a
1437
a
1428
t i
1429
a
1430
a
1431
it
1432
a
1433
ii
1434
a
1435
ti
143G
ti
1437
i(
143S
"
1439
it
1440
a
1441
a
1442
a
1443
a
1444
1445
a
144G
ii
1447
a
1448
ii
1449
(b
1450
if
1451
t(
1452
t.
1453
ft
1454
N.\'l'l K.\l, oKDIUi
Piily,>;"oii;ii-eae.
Eiii)li(ii'l)iact'n<'.
Alismafcae.
Orchidaceae.
Liliaceae.
Coiniiielvnaoeae.
.\.\MK, Ol' 1M,.\.NT.
Polygonum Vii'H'iiiiamiiii. Lin.
Euphorl)ia liypcrififolia. Lin.
^lal)t>lla. Swai'tz.
]>ilulife)'a. Lin.
( 'rotont)psis linearis. .Micli.x.
Pliyllanthus ( 'arolinicnsis.
Wall.
Pliyllanthus Niruri. Lin.
Tri.u'lofhin tiiandrnin. JMichx.
('orallui'liiza niici-antha. n. sp.
Habenaria repen.s. Nutt.
Lilium Catesba'i. Walt.
Comnielyna erecta. Lin.
CyperusMichanxianus.Sfhnlte>' Cypeiaceae.
tetragonus. Ell.
â– ' Grayii. Torr.
ovularis. 'i'dir.
Kyllingia sesquitlora. Torr.
Dulichiuni spathaceum. Rirh.
Hemicarpha snbsquarrosa.
Xees.
Eleocharis crllulosa. Torr.
Scir]>us maritinius. Lin.
Finibristylis laxa. Vahl.
oongesta. Torr.
Isolojisis ciliatifolia. Torr.
ston^)pliylla. Ton-.
Rhynchospora distans. Nutt.
" trichoides.
" alba. Vahl.
Dichromena U>n<-ocepliala.
Michx.
Seleria reticularis. Mirhx.
Muhlenbergia diffusa. Schreb.
caj)illaris. Kunth.
Calamagrostis t-oarctata. Torr.
Aristida virgata.
var. palustris.
spiciforniis. Ell.
Spartina polystachia. Willd.
glabra. Mnhl.
Eustachys glauca. n. sp.
Leptochlna nuicronata. Muhl.
dubia. Necs.
Trirnsjiis scsslerioides. Torr.
Triplasis Americana. Beanv.
Brizopyrnni spicatum. Hook.
Eragrostis reptans. Nees.
conferta. Trin.
tenuis. Gray,
eapillari.s. Nee.s.
nitida.
" |)ectinata. Gray.
var. refracta
Pas])alum distichum. Lin.
vaginatnm. Swartz.
Loc.MJTY.
Gramineac*.
Dry rich Roil. Palatka.
St. Lucy. South Florida.
Sandy sea .shore. South Florida
Fort Myers. South Florida.
Dry sandy soil.
Low ground. South Florida.
Fort Myers. South Florida.
Salt marshes. West (N)ast Fla.
Shady woods.
Swamps; ditches. Mid. toS. Fla.
Low pine barrens. Palatka.
Santly swanijjs. Palatka.
Swamps and ditches.
Dry sandy soil along the coast.
Dry sandy pine barrens.
Wet soil.
Low, exposed places. Mid. Fla.
Ponds and ditches.
IjOw sandy ))laces.
Marshes. West Florida.
Muddy lianks. Chipola.
Low grounds and waste places.
Banks of Apalachicola river.
Dry sandy soil.
Dry sandy soil.
Low pine barrens.
Open ])ine barrens.
W(>t springy places.
Damp soil.
Margins of i)onds.
Shaded waste places.
Sandy soil along the coast.
Fernandina. East Florida.
Dry soil.
Margins pine barren ponds.
Low pine barrens.
Brackish mai-shes.
Salt marsbes.
Brackish marshes. West Fla.
r'nltivated fielils.
South Florirla.
Dry soil.
Dry sandy soil.
Low sandy shores and marshes.
Low sandy i)laces.
River banks.
River banks.
Dry uncultivated fields.
Low grassy places.
Dry sterile soil.
Damp soil.
Swamps and low grounds.
Saline swamps.
FLORAL AL^rAXAC.
:?:?
AuR-. <S: Sept.
MONTH. >"<). .\.\ME OF I'L.ANT.
145o Pasjtaluin Fldridamiiii. Micli.v.
14.">i; â– â– lacnnuilosuiii. Nutt.
W^u Paiiiriiin tilit'orinc. Lin.
145S â– â– aiicc'ps. Lin.
145i) â– â– virgatuni. Lin.
]4(i() •■('rusi;alli. Lin.
14<il Manisuris >;ranularis. Swartz.
14fi-.' An(lr(i]K)Ri>n nligostachys.
14(10 •• scoparius. Michx.
14(;4 Rhynchosia Cariha'a. D. C.
14(15 Coreopsis aurea. Ait.
14(1(1 Spilanthcs Nuttallii. Torr. &G.
1407 Vei'bena urticifdlia. Lin.
1468 j Lycojuis sinuatns. Ell.
14(1!) " â– â– var. inter-
medins.
1470 Lycopus sinuatus. vai'. ani;us-
tifolius. Benth.
1471 i Monarda punctata.
1472 IponKpa Pes capra^. Sweet.
1473 , •■comnintata. R. (Sr S.
1474 I " triloba. Lin.
1475 •' pandurata. Mej'er.
1476 " •• var. hastata
1477 " P.ona nox. Lin.
1478 Cuscuta (Ironovii. Willd.
1471t Acnida australis. Gray.
1480 Euphorbia discoidalis. n. sp.
1481 I Fimbristylis spadicca. Vahl.
1482 I Sclerialaxa. Torr.
148;S I Triplaris purpurea.
September. ' 1484 \ Warea aniplexifolia. Nutt.
1485 ! " cuneifulia. Nutt.
1480 Desinodium molle. D. C.
1487 Arrhangeliea dentata.
1488 Vernonia fascioulata. Mielix.
1480 Carphephorus sj)eud<) Liatris.
Cass.
1400 Car])hephorus corymbosus.
Torr. & Gray.
1401 ' Liatris tenuifolia. Nutt.
1493 â– ' gracilis. Pursh.
1493 •• Kraminifolia. Walt.
1494 '• scariosa. Willd.
1495 " odoratissima. Willd.
1490 ' •■fructicosa. Nutt.
1407 j Kuhnia eupatorioides. Lin.
1408 Eupatoriumhyssopifoliuni. Lin.
1499 j " cuneifolium. Willd.
1500 " leucolepis. Torr. &
Gray.
1501 Eupatorium parvifloi'um. Ell.
1502 " teucrifolium. Willd.
1503 " album. Lin.
1504 I '• mikanioides. n. sp.
1505 I " pinnatifidum. Ell.
AATIKAL ORDKR.
Ll)(Al,lT^ .
(Jralnin^•ae.
Leguminosae.
Compositae.
Verbenaceae.
Labiatae.
Cou\i)lvulaceae.
Amarantaceae.
Eui)horbiaceae.
Cyperaceae.
Gramineae.
Cruciferae.
Leguminosae.
Umbelliferae.
C'Ompositae.
Damp soil near the coast.
Dry sandy soil.
Dry sandy soil.
Damp sterile soil,
Sandy soil.
Wet jilaces.
Fields and {)astures.
Dry sand ridges, ^tiddle Fla.
Dry stei-ile soil.
St. Lucy, South Florida.
] Swamps. Palatka's vicinity.
1 Inundated places.
' Dry. light .soil.
! Ponds and ditches.
Ponds and ditches.
Ponds and ditches.
Dry sandysoil. Palatka.
Drifting sands along the coast.
Margins swamps ; cult, gr'nds.
Fort Myers. South Florida.
Riv'r b'nks; m'rgiTis sw"i)s. Pal.
Sandy pine barrens.
Salt nuxrshes. Palatka.
L'w sh'dy pl'ces; on sm"ll Ifrbs.
ilarslies and river lianks.
Dry, sandy pine b'rr'ns n'ar c"st.
Salt marsh(^s.
Damp pine barrens.
Drifting sand along the coast.
Sand hills.
Sand hills.
Waste places. Middle Florida.
Dry pine barrens.
Low grounds.
Open grassy pine barrens. WFl
Margins of swam])s.
Dry pine barrens.
Sandy i>ine barrens.
Light dry soil.
Light di-y soil.
Flat pine bariens.
East Florida.
Light and dry soil.
Low grounds.
Rich Shaded soil.
Flat pine bari'ens.
Margins pond and wet places.
Damp soil.
Diy sandy soil.
St.'vincent Island. West Fla.
Dry soil. Palatka.
FL OR A L A LMA XA C
?A
MONTH.
No.
SppteiiiV)er.
i.'idi;
l.")(i7
••
l.iOS
ii
l.")OH
-
151(1
ii,
1511
6i
1512
a
151.-!
a
1514
it
1515
a
1516
^^
1517
a
1518
a
1511)
ii
1530
a
1521
a
1522
a
1523
a
1524
a
1525
a
15v'(i
it
1527
it
1528
Ci
1529
n
1530
a
1531
"
1532
ce
1533
a
1534
<(
1535
it
1536
it
1537
a
1538
6(
1539
it
1540
it
1541
»
1542
a
1543
a
1544
(<
1545
ct
1540
((
1547
a
1548
a
154'J
a
1550
a
1551
a
1552
it
1553
a
1554
(C
1555
a
155(;
a
1557
a
155S
<<
1550
NAMK OF PL.A.NT.
N.XTt'K.VL OKDKU.
LOCALITY.
Kui)atoriuni pcrfdliatiim. I. in. ( '(mi|n)sitiie.
sernliniiiii. .Micli.v.
villosuiii. Swartz.
as;('fat(ii(l(^s. Lin.
iiicaiuatuin. Walt.
Conocliniuin cu'ly.stinuni. D.C.
AsttrT (livaricatus. Nutt.
Dipliipappus linai'iifi)lius. Hook
ainygdalinus. Toit. &
(ii-ay.
Solidaj^o disroidea. T(n-r.&Gr.
caesia. Lin.
flavovirens. n. sp.
virgata. Michx.
semptTvirens. Lin.
" Bootii. Hook.
'â– altis.sinia. Lin.
pilo.sa. Walt,
tortifolia. Ell.
brachyphylla. C'hapm.
Bigolovia nudata. D. C.
Isopappus divaricatus. T.&G.
C'lirvsopsis graniinifolia. Nutt.
Mariana. Nutt.
trichophylla. Nutt.
gossypina. Nutt.
Pluchca bifrons. D. Q..
fcetida. I). C.
" faniphorata. D. C.
pycnostachyum. Lin.
Eclipta longifolia. Schrad.
Heliantlius tomcntosus. Miclix.
doi-onicoide8. Lam.
" strumosu.s. Lin.
" divaricatus. Lin.
" microcephalus.
Torr. & Gray.
Actinomeris squarrosa. Nutt.
Verbesiua Virginica. Lin.
Flaveria linearis. Lagarca.
Helenium tenuifolium. Nutt.
Baldwinia uniflora. Ell.
Actinospx'nnuni angustifolium.
Artemisia candata. Miclix.
Nabalus Fraseri. I). C.
virgatus. 1). C.
Mulgediuni acuminatum. D.C.
Utriculai'ia striata. Leconte.
bipartita. Ell.
Scrophularia nodosa. Lin.
Cheloue glabra. Lin.
Gerardia linifolia. Nutt.
• •• divaricata. n. sj).
filicaulis. Benth.
aphylla. xNTutt.
" purpurea. Lin. i
Lentibulacene.
Scropiudariaceae.
Low grounds. Palatka.
Rich soil.
Fort Myers. South Florida.
Rich, shaded woods. Palatka.
Riidi shaded soil.
Rich soil.
Salt marshes. Palatka
Dry o]ien wonds. ^Vest Floi-ida.
Swamps in suburbs of Palatka.
Rich woods.
Damp shaily woods and banks.
Brackisli marshes. West Fla.
Pine barren swamjis. Palatka.
Salt marshes.
Sandy soil.
Low thickets. Palatka.
Low grounds.
Dry sandy soil.
Dry light soil.
Low pine barrens.
Sandy fields and wotxls.
Sandy pine barrens.
Sandy pine barrens.
Dry pine barrens.
Dry sandy soil.
Margins of pine barren jjonds.
Damp soil.
Salt marshes.
Swamps ami low grounds.
West Florida. Wet places.
Open woods. Palatka.
Fort Myers. Soutli Florida.
Dry soil. Connnou.
Dry woods.
Dry woods.
River banks. Palatka.
Dry open woods.
Key West and Southei'n districts
Waste places. West Floi-ida.
Lnw pine barrens. Palatka.
Dry >-andy ridges in pine bai-rens
Dry open wotxls. West Florida.
Dr.' sterile soil.
Damp soil. Subuil>s of Palatka.
Margins of fields.
Still water.
Miry marg. ponds West Florida.
Shaded banks; thickets. Palatka
Wet banks of strems.
Low pine barrens. Palatka.
Low sandy i)inebar'ns. W. Fla.
Low grassy pine barrens. W. Fla
Low sandy pine barrens.
Low grounds. Palatka.
FL OR A L A LMA XA C.
MONTH.
No.
SepteinlxT.
IT) lid
I \i\ 1
..
1 'lU I
t i
1503
k(
Ir.lU
loiio
"
loGC.
«(
locr
ii
if)<;s
>•.
loOfl
-^
1570
ii
1571
t i
1572
1573
it
1574
44;
1575
ii
157(i
ii
1577
iC
1578
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NAJtK OF PLANT.
NATl KAL oKI)i;i(
LOCAI.ITN.
Poly<j;onaceap.
CypcracHuxe.
Gramineae.
(ieranlia mai-itiiiiii. Hal". Sci-dpliuUn-iareae.
sctat-ea. Ell.
teiiuit'dlia. \'ahl.
filit'olia. Nutt.
•' ])arvif()lia. Benth.
Collinsonia Canadensis. Lin. Labiutae.
" scalii-iusrula. Ait. "
" punctata. KU. •'
Lycopus Virgiuicus. Lin. "
Amblogynapolygonoides. Raff. Ainaranlaccao.
Scleropus crassipes. Moquin. ,
Iresine verniieularis. Moquiu. j* "
" diffusa. H. & B. |
Polygonella biachystachya.
Cyperus vegetus. Willd.
Dnnnninndii. Tdvv.
Seirpus ieptolepis.
Isolopis Warei. Torr.
Sporobolus Fioridanus. n. sp.
Muhk'ubergia trichopodes.
Leptochloapolystachya.Kunth.
Phragmitis connniuiis. Trin.
Paspaluni undulatum. Poir.
Blodgettii. n. sp.
Panicimi gyinnocai'i)uni. Ell.
aniaruni. Ell.
" proliferuin. Lam.
" capillare. Lin.
" verrucosum. Mulil.
" angustifolium. Ell.
" rufum. Kunth.
Rottboellia rugosa. Nutt.
Andropogou tener. Kuntli.
Nuttallii.
" furcatus. Muhl.
" tetrastachyus. Ell.
" niacTourus. Michx.
melanocarpus. Ell.
Erianthns strictus. P>ald\v.
Sorghiun avenaceuni.
" nutans. Gray. j "
Petalostenion corynibosuni. j Leguniinosac
Michx.
Liatris paniculata. Willd. ; Conipositae.
Eupatoriuin foeniculaccuin.
Willd.
Eupatoriuin coronopifoliinu.
Aster spectabilis. Ait.
" paludosa. Ait.
" concolor. Lin.
" squarrosus. Walt.
" coccineus. Willd.
" asperulus. Torr. & Gray.
" sagittifolius. Willd.
" Baldwinii. Torr. & Gray.
" dumosus. Lin.
Salt, marshes.
Dry sandy pine barrens.
Light soil.
Low sandy jiine bari'eus.
Grassy margins ]iiinds.
Rich shaded woods.
Rich shaded woods.
Rich shady woods.
Ponds and ditcdies. l^alatka.
Tami)a. South l^'lorida.
South Florida.
Sandy sea shore.
Saline marshes. South Floriihx
Fort Myers. South P^loi-ida.
Low pine l)arrens. Palatka.
Shady swamps. Middle Florida.
Lakes and ponds. Middle Florida
West Fla. Dry sands near coast.
Low pine barrens. Mid. ,v W. Fla
Low pine barrens.
Brackish swamps along coast.
Deep river marshes neai' coast.
Low cultivated grounds.
Key West and southern districts
Muddy banks of rivers. Palatka
Drifting sands along the coast.
Wet places near the c-oast.
Sandy fields. Coimnon.
Swamps.
Dry soil.
Pine barren swamps.
Pine barren ponds and swamjis
Dry grassy pine barrens.
Low pine barrens.
Open woods.
Low pine barrens.
Low pine barrens.
Old fields. Indian river.
Dry, soTnetimes wet soil.
Dry sandy soil.
Dry barren soil.
Dry i)int> bai'rens.
Dani]) pine bari'ens.
Old fields around I'alatka.
Dry sandy soil.
Pinel)arrens.
Low pine barrens.
Dry sandy soil.
Dry soil. Palatka.
Southern districts.
Dry gravelly soil. W. Florida.
Rich woods.
Dry pine barrens.
Dry soiL Common.
FL OR A L A LMA XA C.
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MONTH.
Sept. to Oct.
Sept. to Nov.
OctoluM-.
No. NAMK OF PLANT.
U;i4 Aster simplex. Willd.
Itllo Boltonia diffusa. Ell.
liilO Soli(lafj;o pulverulenta. Nutt.
imr : •• spcriosa. Nutt.
liiis Chrvsoi)sis scahi'ella. Torr. &â –
Gray.
K'll'J Baccluii-is haliniifolia. Lin.
IC-iO Eclipta erecta. Lin.
l^Ul Heliantluis an<;ustifolius. Lin.
I'>"i2 " antrorubens. Lin.
liVZ'd Coreopsis gfladiata. Walt.
1024 '• angustifolia. Ait.
I(i25 Bidens clirysanthemoides.Mchx
hVH') Spilanthe.s repens. Michx.
h)'i7 Caealia suaveolens. Lin.
I(i28 Cosmos caudatus. Kunth.
11)29 I Hieracium Gronovii. Lin.
liiJO ! Lobelia amoena. Mit'hx.
lO.il : Gentiana oohroleuca. Froel.
UV.VZ Polygonum densitlorurn.
Meisner.
1G;53 I Thysanella fimbi-icata. Gray.
I'i;i4 (!oc('oloi>a uviferae. Jacq.
1().'55 ; Ceratophyliumdemersum. Lin
lfi:jG '' Apteria setaeea. Nutt.
lii;57 Ponthieva glandulosa. R. Br.
KviS I Thalia divcxricata. n. sp.
UiV.) Tofieldia pubens. Ait.
1040 Xyris serotina. n. sp.
1041 [ Gymnopogon racemosus.
Beauv.
1043 ! Paspalum fluitans. Kunth.
1043 AmphicarpumPursliii. Kuntli.
I(i44 Rottboellia coj-rugata. Baldw.
1045 Andropogon argenteus. Ell.
1040 Erianthus alopeeuroides. Ell.
1047 " coutcjrtus. Ell.
1G48 " brevibarbis. Michx.
1049 Sorghum secundum. Chapm.
1()50 Monanthochloe littoralis.
Engelm.
1051 Calamintha dentata. n. sp.
1053 fUirmannia bitlora. Lin.
105:J Tripterella capitata. Michx.
1054 Aster Chapmannii. Torr. &
Gray.
1055 Aster linifolius. Lin.
105() Solidago gracillima. Torr. &
Gray.
1057 Solidago odora. Ait.
105S â– ' amplexicaulis. Torr.
& Gray.
1059 Solidago Laevenworthii. Toi-r.
& Gray.
KiOO Solidago Canadensis. Lin.
10(11 " serotina. Ait.
NATURAL ORDER.
lo(;alit\.
Compositae.
Lobeliaceae.
Gentianaceae.
Polygoiiaceae.
C<>ratoi>hyllacea.
Burnianiaceae.
( )rchidaceae.
Cannaceae.
Mflaiithaceae.
Xyridaceae.
Gramineae.
Labiatae.
Burmauniaceae.
Comiiositao.
Low gi'ounds.
I)am]) ^(lil.
Damji pine barrens.
Dry soil.
Pine woods ai-ouud Palatka.
Low grounds near the coast.
Wet J)! aces.
Low grounds.
Dry soil.
Low pine barrens.
Pine barren swamps.
Wet])lace«in vicinity of Palatka
Muddy banks.
Low grounds. West Floiiila.
Key Westand Southern distri<-ts
Dry sandy soil.
Swani])s around Palatka.
Dry sandy woods.
Muddy banks. Palatka.
Dry pine barrens.
Indian river. South Florida.
Instill water. Ricecr'k; Palatka
Grassy or mossy mai'g. swanijis.
Low sl)ady woods. Palatka.
Ponds. West and South Fla.
Low])ine barrensabout Palatka
Pine l)arreu swamps. W. Fla.
Diy sandy soil. Palatka.
River swam])s.
Banks of the Apalachicola.
Low i)ine barrens near coast.
Wet pine barrens about Palatka
Dry or wet soil.
Dry or wet soil.
Dry or wet soil.
Diy sandy ridges in i)ine barrens
Low sandy shores. South Fla.
Sandy lidges. W. & S. W. Fla.
Mai'gins of ponds and swamps.
Swampy pine barrens.
Pine barrens swamj^s. W. Fla.
Wet places along coast.
Dry pine bai-rens. Palatka subs.
Dry soil.
Dry open woods.
Damp soil.
Margins of fields.
Low grounds.
Palatka.
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NAME OF PLANT.
8olidago pauciflosculosa.
Michx.
Bacchaiis an^ustifolia. Michx.
Helianthus R idula. Torr. cSc
Gray.
Helianthus heterophylUis,
L()l)elia brevifoHa. Nutt.
ghmdulosa. Walt.
(Jentiana Elliottii. Cliainn.
Ell. vai-. latifolia.
Ell. var. parvifolia.
Spirauthes eeriiua. Richard.
odorata. Willd.
Pleea tenuifolia. Miclix.
Lachiiocauloii glabruni. Kur-
nick.
Scleria liliforinis. Swartz.
Leptochlea Domingensis. Link
Parnassia Carolineana. Michx
Sageretia Micliauxii. Brongm
Aster adnatus. Nutt.
•• Elliottii. Tori' & Gray.
" Cardliuianus. Walt.
C'hyrsiipsis decuinbens. n. sp.
Calainintha cocccinea. Bentli.
Dicerandra linearifoha. Benth
densirtora. Benth.
Spirauthes brevifolia. n. sp.
Solanuni verbascit'oliuni. Lin.
Centrosema Plumiera. Turp.
C'alactia tiliformis. Benth.
Ecastaphyllum Brownei. Pers.
Hamamelis Virginira. Lin.
Archeinora teruata. Nutt.
Capraria bitiora. Lin.
Pilea herniarioi(U's. Link,
('yperus confertus. Swartz.
filiformis.
Bideiis leucantha. Willd.
Vernonia punuia. Chapni.
Gentiana angustifolia. Micdix.
Borrichia arhorescens. D.C.
NATURAL ORDER.
Compositae.
Lobeliaceae.
Gentianaceae.
()i'clii<laceae.
Melanthaceae.
Eriocaulonaceae.
Cyperaceae.
Graniineae.
Parnassiaceae.
Rhamnaceae.
Compositae.
Labiateae.
I Orchidaceae.
Solanaceae.
' Leguniinosae.
Hamanieliaceae.
Unibelliferae.
Scrophulariaceae.
LTrticaceae.
(_'vp(jraceae.
Conii)ositae.
Gentianaceae.
Compositae.
LOCALITY.
Sandy banks and shores.
Saline marshes.
Low sandy pine barns. Palatka
Pine I)ari-en swamps.
Damp open pine liar'ns. Palatka
Pine barren swamps. Palatka.
Middle to South Florida.
Pine barren swamps near coast.
River banks. Middle Florida.
Grassy swamps near Palatka.
Muddy banks near .Marianna.
Pine barren swamps.
Sandy spring places. Palatka.
St. Lut'y. South Florida.
Tampa. South Florida.
Damp soil. Palatka to Rice creek
Dry sandy soil along the coast.
Sandy bai'rens.
Swamps. Common.
River swamps. Palatka.
Shores St. Vincent Island.
Shores St. Andrews Bay. S. Fla.
Dry sandy pine barrens.
East to Middle Florida.
( )pen woods in tiie pine barrens.
Indian river. South Florida.
Indian river. South Florida.
Keys of South Florida.
Indian and Manatee rivs. S. Fla.
Low woods around Palatka.
Low swampy pine barrens.
Indian river. St. Lucy. S. Fla.
Shaded moist places. Key West
Fort Myei-s. South Florida.
Key West and westward, S. Fla.
Brooksville. South Florida.
Punta Gorda. South Florida.
Low pine barrens.
Dry sand along the coast.
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