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CLARK'S HERBARIUM
CINCINNATI.
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CATALOGUE  OF PLANTS,
CONTAINED IN
HERBARIUM OF JOSEPH CLARK
ARRANGED ACCORDING TO THE NATURAL SYSTEM.
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       RACHEL L. BODLEY, M. L. A.,

LATE TEACHER OP THE NATURAL SCIENCES IN THE CINCINNATI FEMALE SEMINARY.
NOT PUBLISHED.
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    CINCINNATI:

R. P. THOMPSON, PRINTER
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PREFACE.
    Joseph Clark was a  native of Scotland, and a resident of Cincinnati from
 the year 1823 till his death at the age of seventy-six years, which event occurred
 in this city July 1,  185S.
    He  was a lover of nature, and an  indefatigable collector of specimens in
 the several departments of natural history.  He was one of the founders of the
 Western Academy of Natural Sciences, and  was the author of a " Catalogue
 of Flowering Plants and Ferns, observed in the vicinity of Cincinnati," which
 was adopted and published by the Academy in 1852.  At his death his extens-
 ive cabinets  and herbarium passed into the hands of a relative,  and were at
 length deposited in the Cincinnati Female  Seminary, where  they  still remain.
 The vicissitudes  which that institution  encountered in  1860-1 prevented the
 consummation of the  plans of the  proprietors, Messrs.  Burrowes and  Sayler,
 which embraced a  scientific arrangement of the heterogeneous accumulation,
 gathered from various sources, which crowded their beautiful Museum Hall.
   When I entered the Seminary, in February, 1862, I found chaos reigning in
 the domain of Science.   Nothing was  available  as  a means of illustration in
 my department save a choice  collection of fossils  and a  small mineralogical
 cabinet.   In  the midst of  abounding  wealth  famine was inevitable, through
 lack of classification.  With a resolute will, I  entered single-handed  upon the
 herculean task of making these treasures available to science.  I selected the
 herbarium  as that  portion of the  work which in midwinter  was most easy ot
 approach, and at  once set  about collecting  it  Packages,  boxes, and cases
 were  sent up to  my laboratory day after day, as successive  forays discovered
 their  hiding-places,  till the  number swelled  to thirty  or more.  The work
 proper then  commenced;  during  three years I have labored patiently and
 faithfully  upon  it  in  my leisure  hours, and  it is only  now, in my  fourth
 Summer vacation, that I  have finished the classification and  arrangement of
this Herbarium.   The plants, for  the most  part, had been named, but named
according to  the  nomenclature of  thirty  years ago.   Hence the  necessity
for  a careful  study of synonyms and a  critical and laborious examination of
individual specimens for the purpose of effecting the numerous nomenclatural
changes which the  advance of science rendered necessary.   No attempt  at
classification, according to the natural  system, had been  made, except  in one 
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package.*   The partial lists of plants which were  found scattered through the
collection were alphabetical.    The  whole mass  was  carefully opened,  the
plants identified, as far as possible,  with  existing enumerations  just referred
to,  classified,  culled,  (duplicates preserved,)  and finally arranged, in labeled
sheets of uniform size,  under their respective genera  and orders,  and  the
whole placed in a convenient  herbarium  case, where  it is  now in complete
readiness for  reference and study.   This  Catalogue  is printed with a view of
assisting the student  and traveler in such reference and study, and if it shall
serve this purpose, the labor its preparation has cost will be amply rewarded.
Rev. G. M.  Maxwell,  D. D., the present proprietor and  principal of the  Sem-
inary,  proposes to make his building a pleasant resort for  those  interested in
scientific pursuits, and  will doubtless extend a  welcome to all  such who  may
choose to visit it.

    There lias been another incentive, aside from my love of science, which has
nerved  me in my task.   It is  a desire, prompted  by my pride as  a Western
woman, that the natural sciences should find a  home in this beautiful Western
city of ours.   There was a time—the time,  indeed, which this Herbarium repre-
sents—when the prospect  was flattering for a brilliant future for Cincinnati in
this respect.   Not a  few  gentlemen, learned and enthusiastic, were numbered
in the literary coterie of the city.   In  the department,  of botany were found
Dr. Daniel Drake, Dr. John Locke,  Dr. John L. Riddell, Thomas G.  Lea, Dr.
Joseph Frank, Milo G. Williams, Joseph  Clark, and Robert  Buchanan, the last
of whom alone remains to represent to the  present generation the  urbanity and
scientific  knowledge  of  his associates./  These gentlemen found  hearty co-
laborers  in a  similar  circle in  Lexington, Kentucky, where  resided Dr. C. W.
Short,  C. S.  Rafinesque, H. H. Eaton, and other  Professors of the Transylvania
University.  They were frequently visited  by  travelers,  gentlemen of  science
sent by  their respective  governments to  explore the wealth of  the  Western
world,  and incited by these and by a generous rivalry  with each other,  they
wrought nobly in  the common  cause.  We have mementos  of their labor in
Dr. Drake's  "Picture  of Cincinnati,"  Cincinnati, 1815;  Riddell's  "Synopsis of
the Flora of the Western States,"  Cincinnati,  1835, and a "Supplementary
Catalogue of Ohio Plants," by the same, Cincinnati, 1836; Short's "Catalogue
of the  Native Phasnogamous Plants and Ferns of Kentucky," Lexington, 1833,;
and a "Catalogue of the  Plants of Cincinnati, collected by Thomas  G. Lea"
Philadelphia,  1849, the last  of which  embraces  five hundred cryptogamous
plants.
    But these pioneers are no longer with us, and the  absorbing interests of
business and  material wealth  have  engaged their successors, to the  exclusion
of all scientific pursuits, so that no  movement which has the advancement of
science for its  end prospers in Cincinnati.  The Western Academy  of Natural
Sciences exists but in name,  and for several  years its cabinets and  library

         * A valuable contribution, whose labels bear the name of " G. \V. Kellogg." 
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have not been accessible to the public.  Regretting, as I do, this state of things,
it has afforded me sincere pleasure to contribute my mite toward reviving the
interest of the olden  time.  I  have found my  work  womanly,  secluded, en-
nobling ;  and  I   submit to  educated women of this vicinity whether, since
these pursuits fail through  lack of patronage, they may not enter upon them,
and, as  they  find  opportunity, become workers in or patronesses of science to
a degree  which, in time, shall  remove  from our city the  reproach which now
rests  upon it.  Only the will is lacking:  cultivated  talent, wealth, and oppor-
tunity are abundant.
    Some farther particulars, descriptive of the collection and explanatory of the
plan pursued in the preparation of the  following Catalogue, are deemed  neces-
sary.   The American plants  have been classified according to the Natural Sys-
tem, as published  by Prof. Gray in his " Manual of the Botany of the  Northern
United  States," revised edition,  1857, and by Dr.  Chapman in his "Flora of the
Southern United States," I860.  Synonyms have been noted upon labels placed
in the species-sheets, but on  account of their number  it  has not been thought
best to  cumber the Catalogue with them.   A descriptive list of these,  in manu-
script, has been preserved.  Lea, whose catalogue of the Cincinnati Flora is the
most extensive one published,  numbers seven hundred  phaenogamous plants
(species and varieties:) of these,  Clark preserved nearly six hundred.  I have
deemed the  identification of these, by the student, of  sufficient  importance to
warrant introducing them to his notice, and have accordingly indicated them in
the following pages by an asterisk.   Some surprise may be expressed that not a
few familiar  plants are missing.   It would have been easy .to have  supplied
these, but I have scrupulously guarded the collection  from intrusion on my own
part or  that of others, preferring to make this  Herbarium  of Mr. Clark a corner-
stone upon which  others may build, and to which they  may add, if they choose,
in their own  names, hereafter.
    The "Foreign  Plants" will  be found in the Appendix.  The derivation of
these is not  without interest.   The British Ferns were gathered by Mr. Clark
himself, during a visit to his native  land made during 1854-5.   The contribu-
tion of Mosses is from Dr. Greville, Edinburgh.  A package of  plants from New
Zealand is from William Gourlie,  Glasgow.  The remainder seem to have been
obtained from  several  collectors in Great Britain, and on the continent:  two
packages bear the  imprint of Gouan, Montpelier, France.  In the absence of any
reliable Manual which  embraced  the countries represented by these plants, I
decided upon the  following arrangement.   Taking Lindley's "Vegetable King-
dom" as my  guide, I classified the genera* under Natural Orders, and indicated
the classification  as explained  in a note  to be  found on page 7.  The labels
accompanying these specimens for the most part wanted the names of authors,

  * Where a single genus occurred under an order which had no representative in the body of the
work, and a closely allied order was represent.-d, the name of the  genus has been transferred to
the representative order for the sake of avoiding a multiplicity of Families in the Index to Her-
barium Drawers. These cases are few, and will readily be discerned by the botanist. 
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and as no means were within my reach by which these might be supplied, I have
unwillingly submitted many of them in this incomplete form.  The New Zealand
Plants being the only package of foreign  phasnogamous  plants in which the
names of authors  were uniformly given, I  have  inserted these, by way of dis-
tinction.   The  cryptogamous plants are in better condition in this respect, but
the whole Appendix  will doubtless be found to be imperfect—plants repeating
themselves under various names—so soon as it  shall be  submitted to the test of
a standard Flora.  I shall,  however, have  assigned these  strangers a place in
the Herbarium, and have thus made it  easy to find them when the needed  light
shall appear to  illumine what is now obscure.
    It remains  only to acknowledge my indebtedness to the young ladies, mem-
bers of my classes in Botany during the seasons of  1864 and  1865, for valuable
assistance, rendered methodically and persistently throughout the term.  If the
recollection of this social work in the laboratory shall avail no farther  than to
link pleasantly  together the recitations in the class-room and the adventures of
Spring afternoons  when with vasculum and trowel  we rambled afar in search
of "specimens," they have not denied themselves to  assist me in vain.
    It affords me pleasure to mention my brother, Joseph T. Bodley, of  Cincin
nati, as the appreciative friend through whose generosity I am enabled  to print
this little work.   To the few others who will  appreciate this simple contribution
to Western Botany, it is now submitted, not without  the hope that it may prove
the harbinger of other efforts in the  same  direction, made by women in the
West.                                                           R.  L.  B.
  Cincinnati Female Seminary, August  1, 1865. 
CATALOGUE.
  Xotk.—The * indicates that the plant which it precedes  belongs to the Flora of Cincinnati.
The f after a generic name marks those genera which also comprehend foreign plants in this cata-
logue. The genera which are enumerated at the close of many of the Natural Orders, are  those
whose species, as found in Clark's Herbarium, are foreign.  For an alphabetical arrangement of
these, as well as all foreign plants, see Appendix.
PHUNOGAMOUS   PLANTS.
Class  I.  EXOGENS.
Order 1.  BANUNCULACEJE.
     1. Clematis, L.t
           *'Viorna, L.
           *Virginiana, L.

     2. Anemone, L.~\
           *Virginiana, L.
           Pennsylvania, L.
           nemorosa,  L.

     3. Hepatica, Dill.
           triloba, Chaix.
           *acutiloba, DC.

     4. Thalictrum, Tourn.'f
           *'anemonoirles, Michz.
           *dioicum, L.
           *Cornuti, L.

     5. Trautvetteria, Fisch <j- Meyer.
           *palmata, Fisch § Meyer.

     6. Ranunculus, L.~$
           *aquatilis,  L.
       alismaefolius, Geyer, Benth.
       *Flammula, L.
       *abortivus, L.
           *var. micranthus, Gr.
       *'recurvatus, Poir.
       fascicularis, Muhl.
       ii:'repens, L.
       bulbosus, L.
 7. Myosurus,  Dill.t
       minimus, L.

 8. Isopyrum,  L.
       *'biternatum, Torr.  § Gr,

 9. Caltha,  L.
       *palustris, L.

10. Aquilegia,  Tourn.\
       ^Canadensis, L.

11. Delphinium, Tourn.
       exaltatum, Ait.
       *tricorne, Michx,
       ^'consolida, L. 
     12.  Hydrastis, L.
           ^Canadensis, L.

     13.  Act;ea, L.
           *rubra, Willd.
           *alba, Big.

     14.  Cimicifuga, L.
           racemosa, Ell.

     15.  Adonis, Dill.
     16.  Eranthis, Salisb.
     17.  Helleborus, L.
     18. Trollius, L.

 Order 2. MAGNOLIACEJE.
      1. LlRIODENDRON, L.
           :i:Tulipifera, L.

 Order 3. ANONACEJE.
      1. Asimina, Adans.
           '^triloba, Dunal.

 Order 4. MENISPERMACE^E.
      1. Menispermum, L.
           *Canadense,  L.

      2. Hedycarya, Forst.

 Order 5.  BERBERIDACE^J.
      1. Callophyllum,  Michx.
           :;:'thalictroides, Michx.

      2. Jeffersonia, Barton.
           *"diphylla, Pers.

      3. Podophyllum, L.
           *peltatuin, L.

Order 6.  NELUMBIACEJE.
      1. Nelu.mbium, Juss.
           *luteum, Willd.

Order 7.  CABOMBACE^!.
      1. Brasenia, Schreb.
          peltata, Pursh.
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  Order 8.  NYMPH^E3ACE^E3.
       1. Nymphjea,  Tourn.
            odorata, Ait.

       2. Nuphar, Smith.
            * ad vena, Ait.

  Order 9.  SABBACENIACEJE.
       1. Sarracenia, Tourn.
            purpurea, L.

  Order 10.  PAPAVEBACEiE.
       1. Stylophorum,  Nutt.
            *diphyllum, Nut'.

       2. Chelidonium, L.
            majus, L.

       3. Sancuinaria, Dill.
            ^Canadensis, L.

       4. Eschscholtzia,  Cham.
            Douglasii, Hook.

 Order 11.  FTJMARIACEJE.
       1. Adlumia, Raf.
            cirrhosa, Raf.

      2. Dicentra, Bork.
            *cucullaria, DC.
            -Canadensis, DC.

      3. Corydalis,  Vent.
           *aurea, Willd.
           *glauca,  rursh.

 Order 12.  CBTJCIFEBiE.
      1. Nasturtium, R. Br.
           *palustre, DC.
           *lacustre, Gray.

      2. Iodanthus,  Torr. cj- Gray.
           *hesperidoides, Torr. § Gr.
      3. Dentaria, L.
           *diphylla, L.
|           *laeiniata, Muhl. 
10.


11.


12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
Cardamine, L.
  *rotundifolia, Michx.
  *hirsuta, L.
  Virginica, Michx,

Arabis, LA
  patens, Sulliv.
  ^laevigata, DC.
  '^Canadensis, L.

Erysimum, LA
  cheiranthoides, L.

Sisymbrium, LA
  officinale, Scop.

Draba, LA
  Caroliniana, Walt.
  *verna, L.

Camelina, Crantz.
  *sativa, Crantz.

Lepidium, LA
  Virginicum, L.

Capsella,  Vent.
  *Bursa-pastoris,  Mcench.

Alyssum, L.
Brassica, L.
Cheiranthus, L.
Iberis, L.
Lepidium, R. Br.
Myagrum, Tourn.
Peltaria, L.
Petrocallis, R. Br.
Thlaspi, Dill.
Teesdalia, R. Br.
Turritis, Ddl.
Vella, DC.
Order 13.  CAPPABIDACEiE.
     1. Polanisia,  Raf.
          *graveolens, Raf.
Order 14.  VIOLACEJE.
     1. Sole a, Ging. DC.
          *concolor, Ging.

     2. Viola, LA
          blanda,  Willd.
          *cucullata, Ait.
              *var. palmata, Gr.
          rostrata, Pursh.
          Muhlenbergii,  Torr.
          "^striata, Ait.
          ^Canadensis, L.
          *pubescens, Ait.
          ^tricolor, L.  (tenella, Muhl.)

Order 15.  CISTACEJE.
     1. Hcdsonia, L.
          tomentosa, Nutt.

     2. Cistus, Tourn.
     3. Helianthemum, Tourn.

Order 16.  DKOSEEACEA
     1. Drosera, LA
          rotundifolia, L.

Order 17.  PARNASSIACE^J.
     1. Parnassia,  TournA
          Caroliniana, Michx.

Order 18.  HYPEBICACE^.
     1. Hypericum, LA
          pyramidatum,  Ait.
          '*'prolificum, L.
          ^perforatum, L.
          *corymbosum,  Muhl.
          ellipticum, Hook,
          "*mutilum, L.
          Sarothra, Michx.

     2. Elodea, Pursh.
          Virginica, Nutt.

Order 19.  CABYOPHYLLACEiE.
     1. Saponaria, LA
          officinalis, L. 
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2. Vaccaria, Medik.		2. Sida, L.
vulgaris, Host.		*spinosa, L.
3. Silene, LA		3. Hibtscus, L.
*stellata, Ait.		*militaris, Cav.
*nivea, DC.		
*Pennsylvanica,	Michx.	4. Gossypium, L.
*"Virginica, L.		herbaceum, L.
           %ntirrhina, L.

      4.  Agrostemma, LA
           Githago, L.

      5.  Stellaria, LA
           *media, Smith.
           *pubera, Michx.
           *longifolia, Muhl.

      6.  Cerastium, LA
           *viscosum, L.
           *nutans, Raf.
           oblongifolium, Torr.

      7.  Anychia, Michx.
           *dichotoma, Michx.

      8. Mollugo, L.
           *verticillata, L.

      9. Arenaria, L.
    10. Bufonia, L.
    11. Cucubalus, Tourn.
    12. Dianthus, L.
    13. Illecebrum, Garin.
    14. Lychnis, Tourn.
    15. Paronychia, Juss.
    16. scleranthus,  l.

Order 20.  POBTTJLACACEJE.
     1. Claytonia, L.
          *Virginiea, L.

Order 21. MALVACEJE.
     1. Nap^ea, Clayt.
          *'dioica, L.
     5. Hoheria, A. Cunn.
     6. Plagianthus, Forst.

 Order 22. TILIACEJE.
     1. Tilta, L.
          "^Americana, L.

     2. Friesia, DC.
     3. Dicera, Forst.

 Order 23. LHSTACEJE.
     1. LlNUM, £.t
          *Virginianum, X.

     2. Radiola, jDj'M.

 Order 24. OXALIDACEJE.
     1.  Oxalis, LA
          *violacea, L.
          *stricta, L.

 Order 25. GEBAKTACEiE.
     1.  Geranium,  LA
          *maculatum, L.
          Carolinianum, L.
          Robertianum, L.

     2.  Pelargonium, Merit.

Order 26. ZYGOPHYLLACEiE.
     1.  Tribulus, Tourn.

Order 27.  BALSAMINACEiE.
     1.  Impatiens,  L.
          -pallida, Nutt.
          *fulva, Nutt. 
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Order 28. LIMNANTHACEJE.	Order 33. CELASTBACEiE.	
1. Floerkea, Willd,	1.	Celastrus, L.
*proserpinacoides, Willd,		*scandens, L.
Order 29. ETJTACEJE. 1. Zanthoxylum, Colden.	2.	Euonymus, Tourn. *atropurpureus, Jacq. Americanus, L.
Americanum, Mill.		
2. Ptelea, L.	Order 34. SAPINDACEJE.	
*trifoliata, L.	1.	Staphylea, L.
3. Ailanthus, Desf.		*trifolia, L.
glandulosa, Desf.	2.	iEscuLus, L.
4. Coriaria, DC.		^glabra, Willd.
5. Melicope, Forst.		*flava, Ait.
6. Phebalium, Vent.		Pavia, L. parviflora, Walt.
Order 30. ANACARDIACEiE.	3.	Acer, Tourn.
1. Rhus, LA *typhina, L. *glabra, L. *copallina, L.		spicatum, Lam. *saccharinum, Wang. *dasycarpum, Ehrhart. *rubrum, L.
*venenata, DC.	4.	Negundo, Moznch.
'^Toxicodendron, L.		*aceroides, Moznch.
aromatica, Ait.		
	Order 35. POLYGALACEiE.	
Order 31. VITACEJE.	1.	Polygala, Tourn.
1. Vitis, Tourn.		incarnata, L.
Labrusca, L.		sanguinea, L.
*cordifolia, Michx.		fastigata, Nutt.
2. Ampelopsis, Michx. *quinquefolia, Michx.		cruciata, L. verticillata, L. ambigua, Nutt.
3. Pittosporum, Sol.		'*Senega, L. paucifolia, Willd.
Order 32. EHAMNACE^.		
1. Rhamnus, TournA	Order 36. LEGTJMINOSJE.	
*lanceolatus, Pursh.	1.	Trifolium, LA
alnifolius, L'JIer.		arvense, L.
2. Ceanothus, L. *Americanus, L.		*reflexum, L. *stoloniferum, Muhl. agrarium, L.
3. Pomaderris, Lab.		procumbens, L.
 
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2. Psoralea, L.	13. Lathyrus, L.
*Onobrychis, Nutt.	*venosus, Muhl.
melilotoides, Michx.	ochroleucus, Hook.
3. Petalastemon, Michx.	palustris, L.
violaceum, Michx.	var. myrtifolius, Gr
candidum, Michx.	14. Phaseolus, L.
4. Amorpha, L.	*diversifolius, Pers.
	helvolus, L.
fruticosa, L.	
canescens, Nutt.	15. Apios, Boerh.
5. Robinia, L.	*tuberosa, Mcench.
*Pseudacacia, L.	16. Amphicarp^a, Ell.
6. Tephrosia, Pers.	*monoica, Nutt.
Virginiana, Pers.	17. Baptisia, Vent.
7. Astragalus, LA	tinctoria, R. Br.
,	*australis, R. Br.
'^Canadensis, L.	
*Cooperi, Gray.	*leucantha, Torr. § Gr.
	leucophaea, Nutt.
8. Arachis, Willd.	
hypogsea, Willd.	18. Cercis, L.
	^Canadensis, L.
9. Desmodium, DC.	
*nudiflorum, DC.	19. Cassia, L.
^acuminatum, DC.	-Marilandica, L.
*pauciflorum, DC.	Chamsecrista, L.
*rotundifolium, DC.	nictitans, L.
*canescens, DC.	20. Gymnocladus, Lam.
laevigatum, DC.	'^Canadensis, Lam.
*viridiflorum, DC.	
"*paniculatum, DC.	21. Gleditschia, L.
*Canadense, DC.	*triacanthos, L.
rigidum, DC.	22. Anthyllus, L.
ciliare, DC.	
	23. Genista, L.
10. Lespedeza, Michx.	24. Medicago, L.
*procumbens, Michx.	25. Ononis, L.
*violacea, Pers.	
var. sessiliflora, Gr.	26. Orobus, Tourn.
*'hirta, Ell.	27. Oxytropus, DC.
*capitata, Michx.	28. Pisum, L.
11. Stylosanthes, Swartz.	29. Vicia, L.
elatior, Swartz.	
12. Vicia, Tourn.	Order 37. BOSACEiE.
Caroliniana, Walt.	1. Prunus, L.
Americana, Muhl.	* Americana, Marsh.
 
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       *Virginiana, L.
       *"serotina, Ehrhart.

 2. Spiraea, LA
       *opulifolia, L.
       salicifolia, L.
       tomentosa, L.
       siobata, Murr.
       ®Aruncus, L.
       Ulmaria, L.

 3. Gillenia, Moznch.
       *stipulacea,  Nutt.

 4. Agrimonia, TournA
       *Eupatoria, L.
       *parviflora, Ait.

 5. Sanguisorba, L.
       Canadensis,  L.

 6. Geum, LA
       *album, Gmelin.
       *Virginianum,  L.
       strictum, Ait.
       *vernum, Torr.  $ Gr.
       rivale,  L.

 7. Waldsteinia, Willd.
       fragarioides, Tratt.

 8. POTENTILLA, LA
       *Norvegica, L.
       ^Canadensis, L.
          "*var. pumila, Gr.
          *'var. simplex, Gr.
       fruticosa, L.
       palustris, Scop.

 9. Fragaria, TournA
       *Virginiana, Ehrhart.

10. Rubus, LA
       triflorus, Richardson.
       hispidus, L.
       cuneifolius, Pursh.

11. Rosa, Tourn.
       *setigera, Michx,
       ^Carolina, L.
          *lucida, Ehrhart.
          nitida, Willd.
          *"rubiginosa, L.

    12.  Crataegus, L.
          cordata, Ait.
          apiifolia, Michx.
          *coccinea, L.
          * tomentosa, L.
              var. pyrifolia, Gr.
          "Crus-galli, L.

    13.  Pyrus, L.
          *coronaria,  L.
          angustifolia, Ait.
          arbutifolia,  L.
              var. melanocarpa, Gr.

    14.  Amelanchier,  Medic.
          Canadensis, Torr. fy Gr.
              var. Botryapium, Gr.

    15.  Alchemilla, Tourn.
    16.  Dryas, L.

Order 38.  MYBTACEJE.
     1.  Leptospermum, Forst.
     2.  Metrosideros, R. Br.
     3.  Myrtus, Tourn.

Order 39.  MELASTOMACE^.
     1.  Rhexia,  L.
          *Virginica,  L.

Order 40.  LYTHBACEJE.
     1.  Lythrum, LA
          *hyssopifolia, L.
          *alatum, Pursh.
     2.  Nesjea, Com., Juss.
          verticillata, //. B. K.
     3.  Cuphea,  Jacq.
          viscosissima, Jacq.
     4.  Peplis, L. 
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 Order 41.  ONAGEACEiE.
      1. Epilobium, LA
           angustifolium, L.
           palustre, L.
           molle,  Torr.
           *coloratum, Muhl.

      2. Oenothera, L.
           ^biennis, L.
           fruticosa, L.
           chrysantha, Michx.
           pumila, L.

      3.  Gaura, L.
           *biennis, L.

      4.  Ludwigia, L.
           "*alternifolia, L.
           polycarpa, Short $ Peter.
           *palustris, Ell.

      5.  CiRCiEA, Tourn.
           *Lutetiana, L.

      6.  Myriophyllum, Vaill.
           ambiguum,  Nutt.

Order 42.  GEOSSTJLACEJE.
      1. Ribes,  L.
           *Cynosbati, L.
           hirtellum, Michx.
           rotundifolium, Michx.
           lacustre, Poir.
           *floridum, L.

     2. Carpodetus, Forst.

Order 43.  PASSIFLOBACEiE.
     1. Passiflora, LA
          *lutea, L.

     2.  Melicytus, Forst.

Order 44.  CTJCUBBITACEJE.
     1.  Sicyos, LA
          *angulatus,  L.

     2.  Echinocystis, Torr. § Gr.
          lobata", Torr. $ Gr.
 Order 45.  CBASSULACEiE.
      1. Sedum, LA
          pulchellum, Michx.
          *ternatum,  Gray.

      2. Penthorum, Gronov.
          *sedoides, L.

 Order 46. SAXIFBAGACEJE.
      1. Saxifraga, LA
          Aizoon, Jacq.
          *Virginiensis, Michx.
          Pennsylvanica, L.

     2. Heuchera, L.
          ^Americana, L.

     3. Mitella, Tourn.
          *diphylla, L.

     4. Tiarella,  L.
          cordifolia, L.

     5. Hydrangea, Gronov.
          *arborescens, L.

     6. Cotyledon, DC.
     7. Crysosplenium, Tourn.
     8. Weinmannia, L.

Order 47.  HAMAMELACEiE.
     1. Hamamelis, L.
          *Virginica, L.

     2. LlQUIDAMBAR, L.
          Styraciflua, L.

Order 48.  TJMBELLIFEBiE.
     1. Sanicula, Tourn.
          '^'Canadensis, L.
          *Marilandica, L.

     2. Eryngium, TournA
          yuccsefolium, Michx.

     3. Archemora, DC.
          ':isrigida, DC. 
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4.	Archangelica, Hoffm.	Order 49. ABALIACEJE.	
	*hirsuta, Torr. ^ Gr.	1.	Aralia, TournA
	atropurpurea, Hoffm.		*racemosa, L. *quinquefolia, Gr.
5.	Thaspium, Nutt.		
	*barbinode, Nutt.	2.	Adoxa.
	*aureum, Nutt.	3.	Panax.
	:;:var. apterum, Gr.		
	trifoliatum, Gray.	Order 50. COENACEJE.	
	:svar. apterum, Gr.		
		1.	Cornus, TournA
6.	Zizia, DC.		Canadensis, L.
	*integerrima, DC.		*florida, L. *circinata, L'Her.
7.	Bupleurum, TournA		*sericea, L.
	rotundifolium, L.		stolonifera, Michx. *paniculata, L' Her.
8.	Cicuta, L. *maculata, L.		alternifolia, L.
	*bulbifera, L.	2.	Nyssa, L. *"multiflora, Wang.
9.	Sium, L. lineare, Michx. *latifolium, L.	3.	Corokia, A. Cunn.
		Order 51. CAPBIFOLIACEiE.	
10.	Cryptot^nia, DC.	1.	Linn^ea, GronovA
	^Canadensis, DC.		borealis, Gronov.
11.	Ch^irophyllum, L.	2.	Symphoricarpus, Dill.
	*procumbens, Lam.		racemosus, Michx. ^vulgaris, Michx.
12.	Osmorrhiza, Raf.	3.	L0NICERA, L.
	*longistylis, DC. *brevistylis, DC.		parviflora, Lam. ciliata, Muhl.
13.	Conium, L.	4.	Diervilla, Tourn.
	maculatum, L.		trifida, Moznch.
14.	Erigenia, Nutt.	5.	Triosteum, L.
	*bulbosa, Nutt.		*perfoliatum, L. *angustifolium, L.
15.	Athamantha, Scop.		
		6.	Sambucus, Tourn.
16.	Caucalis, L.		•^Canadensis, L.
17.	Hydrocotyle, Tourn.		pubens, Michx.
18.	Peucedanum, L.		
		7.	Viburnum, LA
19.	Selinum, Gartn.		nudum, L.
20.	Smyrnium, L.		*prunifolium, L.
 
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           Lentago, L.
           pubescens, Pursh.
           acerifolium, L.
           lantanoides, Michx.

     8. Alsenosma, A. Cunn.
     9. Nertera, Banks.

Order 52.  BUBIACEJE.

     1. Galium, LA
           s Aparine, L.
           asprellum, Michx.
           concinnum, Torr. § Gr.
           *trifidum, L.
               *var. latifolium,  Gr.
           *triflorum, Michx.
           S'circaezans, Michx.
           lanceolatum, Torr.
           latifolium, Michx.

     2. Cephalanthus, L.
           *occidentalis, L.

     3. Mitchella, L.
           *repens, L.
     4. Oldenlandria, Plum. L.
           ^purpurea, Gr.
               *var. longifolia,  Gr.
           *cserulea, Gr.
     5. Spigelia, L.
           Marilandica, L.
     6. Asperula, L.
     7. Coprosma, Forst.
     8. Crucianella, L.
     9. Sherardia, Dill.

Order  53.  VALEBIANACEJE.
     1. Valeriana, Tourn.
           *pauciflora, Michx.
     2. Fedia, G'.rtn.
           Fagopyrum, Torr. § Gr.
           *radiata, Michx.
           *patellaria, Sulliv.
Order 54.  DIPSACEiE.
     1. Scabiosa, R. $ Sch.

Order 55.  COMPOSITE.
     1. Vernonia, Schreb.
          Noveboracensis,  Willd.
          *fasciculata, Michx.

     2. Stokesia, L'Her.
          cyanea, L'Her.

     3. Elephantopus, L.
          *Carolinianus, Willd.

     4. Liatris, Schreb.
          squarrosa,  Willd.
          cylindracea, Michx.
          scariosa, Willd.
          spicata, Willd.
          pycnostachya, Michx.
     5. Kuhnia, L.
          eupatorioides, L.
     6. Eupatorium, Tourn.
          *purpureum, L.
          *sessilifolium, L.
          ®perfoliatum, L.
          serotinum, Michx.
          *ageratoides, L.

     7. Mikania, Willd.
          scandens, L.
     8. Conoclinium, DC.
          *coelestinum, DC.
     9. Aster,  L.
          sericeus, Vent.
          patens, Ait.
              *var. phlogifolius,  Gr.
          lsevis,  L.
          ":i;'Shortii, Boott.
          *undulatus, L.
          *cordifolius, L.
          *sagittifolius, Willd.
          3:miser, L., Ait.
          Novi-Belgii, L.
          *puniceus, L. 
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	*prenanthoides, Muhl.	17.	Xanthium, TournA
	*Nova3-Angli8e, L.		*strumarium, L.
10.	Erigeron, LA		spinosum, L.
	*Canadense, L.	18.	Eclipta, L.
	divaricatum, Michx.		*procumbens, Michx.
	*bellidifolium, Muhl.		
	*Philadelphicum, L,	19.	Zinnia, L.
	*annuum, Pers.		multiflora, L.
	*strigosum, Muhl.	20.	Heliopsis, Pers.
11.	Diplopappus, Cass.		*laevis, Pers.
	amygdalinus, Torr. $ Gr.	21.	Rudbeckia, L.
12.	Solidago, L.		*laciniata, L.
	bicolor, L.		^triloba, L.
	*latifolia, L.		*speciosa, Wender.
	*caesia, L.		*fulgida, Ait.
	*speciosa, Nutt. rigida, L.		*hirta, L. nitida, Nutt.
	Ohioensis, Riddell. *Riddellii, Frank. *patula, 3Iuhl. arguta, Ait. altissima, L. *ulmifolia, Muhl, *nemoralis, Ait. *Canadensis, L. *gigantea, Ait. *lanceolata. L. tenuifolia, Pursh.	22.	Helianthus, L. rigidus, Desf. laetiflorus, Pers. *mollis, Lam. *microcephalus, Torr. Ac Gr. *giganteus, L. *strumosus, L. *divaricatus, L. *hirsutus, Raf. tracbeliifolius, Willd.
13.	POLYMNIA, L.	23.	ACTINOMERIS, Nutt. *squarrosa, Nutt.
      *Canadensis,  L
      *Uvedalia, L.

14.  Silphium, L.
      *terebinthinaceum, L.
    •  *trifoliatum,  L.
      integrifolium, Michx.
      *perfoliatum, L.

15.  Parthenium, L.
      integrifolium, L.

16.  Ambrosia,  Tourn.
      *trinda,  L.
      *artemisiaefolia, L.
      *helianthoides, Nutt.

24. Coreopsis,  L.
      trichosperma, Michx.
      aristosa, Michx.
      *tripteris, L.
      lanceolata,  L.
      tinctoria, Nutt.

 25. Bidens, L.
      *frondosa, L.
      *petiolata, Nutt.
      *chrysanthemoidcs, Mich.
      s:bipinnata, L. 
 26. Helenium, L.
        *autumnale, L.
 27. Carthamus, L.
        tinctorius,  L.
 28. Maruta, Cass.
        *Cotula, DC.
 29. Achillea, LA
        ^Millefolium, L.
 30. Leucanthemum, Tourn.
        *vulgare, Lam.
 31. Artemisia, L.
        Canadensis, Michx.
        *biennis, Willd.
 32. Gnaphalium, LA
       *polycephalum, Michx.
       *uliginosum, L.
       *purpureum, L.
 33. Antennaria, Giirtn.
       *plantaginifolia, Hook.

 34. Filago, TournA
       Germanica,  L.

 35.  Erechthites, Raf A
       *hieracifolia, Raf.
 36. Cacalia, L.
       *suaveolens, L.
       *reniformis, Muhl.
       *atriplicifolia, L.
       coccinea, Curt.
       tuberosa, Nutt.
37. Senecio, LA
      *aureus, L.
          *var. obovatus, Gr.
      tomentosus,  Michx.
38. Centaurea, L.
      Cyan us, L.

39. Cirsium, Tourn.
      *discolor, Spreng.
      *altissimum, Spreng.
      Virginianum, Michx.
      *muticum, Michx.
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      40. Krigia, Schreb.
             Virginica, Willd.
      41. Cynthia, Don.
             *Virginica, Don.
      42. Hieracium, TournA
             *scabrum, Michx.
             *Gronovii, L.
             venosum, L.
             *paniculatum, L.
      43. Nabalus, Cass.
            *albus, Hook.
            *altissimus, Hook.
            *crepidineus, DC.
      44. Taraxacum, Hatter.
            *Dens-leonis, Desf.
      45. Mulgedium,  Cass.
            *acuminatum, DC.
            *Floridanum, DC.
            *leucoph£eum, DC.
      46. Anthemis, DC.
      47. Brachyglottis, Font.
      48. Cassinia, R. Br.
      49. Cineraria, Less.
      60. Eurybia, Cass.
      51. Hispadella, Barn.
      62. Myriogene,  Less.
      53. Sonchus, L.
     54. Vittadinia,  Rich.
     65. Xeranthemum,  Tourn.

 Order 56.  LOBELIACE^:.
      1. Lobelia, Z.f
           *cardinalis, L.
           *syphilitica, L.
           puberula,  Michx.
           *inflata, L.
           *spicata, Lam.
           Kalmii, L.
           Dortmanna, L.
      2. Goodenia, Sm. 
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Order 57. CAMPANULACEiE.		12.	Chimaphila, Pursh.
1.	Campanula, TournA rotundifolia, L.		umbellata, Nutt. maculata, Pursh.
	*aparinoides, Pursh.	13.	Monotropa, L.
	*Americana, L.		*uniflora, L.
o	Specularia, Heist. *perfoliata, A., DC.		Hypopitys, L. ^lanuginosa, Michx.
		14.	Azalea, L.
Order 58. EEICACEiE.		15.	Andromeda, L.
1.	Gaylussacta, H. B. K.	16.	Cyathodes, R. Br.
	resinosa, Torr. $ Gr.	17.	Dracopuyllum, Lab.
2.	Vaccinium, L. macrocarpon, Ait.	18. 19.	Erica, L. Epacris, Sm.
	Pennsylvanicum, Lam.	20.	Leucopogon, R. Br.
	vacillans, Solander.	21.	Menziesia, Sm.
	corymbosum, L.		
	var. pallidum, Gr. var. atrococcum, Gr.	Order 59. AQTJIFOLIACEJE.	
		1.	Ilex, L.
3.	Arctostaphylos, Adans. Uva-ursi, Spreng.		"^'verticillata, Gray.
4.	Epig.ea, L.	Order 60. EBENACEJE.	
	repens, L.	1.	Diospyros, L.
5.	Gaultheria, Kalm.\		*Virginiana, L.
	procumbens, L.	Order 61. PLANTAGINACE.	
6.	Cassandra, Don. calyculata, Don.	1.	Plantago, LA cordata, Lam.
7.	Clethra, L. alnifolia, L.		*lanceolata, L.
8.	Kalmia, L.	Order 62. PLUMBAGINACE.	
	latifolia, L.	1.	Statice, TournA
9.	Rhododendron, L.		Limonium, L.
	maximum, L.	2.	Armeria, Willd.
10.	Ledum, L. latifolium, Ait.	Order 63. PBIMTJLACEJE.	
11.	Pyrola, LA rotundifolia, L.	1.	Androsace, TournA occidentalis, Pursh.
	elliptica, Nutt.	2.	Dodecatheon, L.
	secunda, L.		S:Meadia, L.
 
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     3. Lysimachia, LA
           stricta, Ait.
           *'quadrifolia, L.
           *ciliata, L.
           *angustifolia, Lam.
           longifolia, Pursh.

     ■4. Samolus, LA
           Valerandi, L.
               *var. Americanus, Gr.

     5. Anagallis, Tourn.
     6. Aretia, L.
     7. Corynocarpus,  Forst.
     8. Hottonia, L.
     9. Primula, L.
    10. SOLDANELLA,  Tourn.
    11. Sutton ia, Rich.
    12. Trientalis, L.

Order  64.  LENTIBULACE^.
     1. Utricularia, LA
          *minor, L.
          intermedia, Hayne.
          cornuta, Michx.

     2. Pinguicula,  Tourn.

Order  65.  BIGNONIACEiE.
     1. Bignonia, Tourn.
          capreolata, L.

     2. Tecoma, Juss.
          *radicans, Juss.

     3. Martynia, L.
          *proboscidea, Glox.

     4. Rhabdothamnus, A. Cunn.

Order  66.  OEOBANCHACEJE.
     1. Epipiiegus, Nutt.
          *"Virginiana, Bart.

     2. Conopholis, Wallr.
          "^'Americana,  Wallr.
Order 67.  SCEOPHULABIACEiE.

     1. Verbascum, L.
          *Blattaria,  L.

     2. Scrophularia, Tourn.
          *nodosa, L.

     3. Collinsia, Nutt.
          * vera a, Nutt.
          bicolor, Benth.

     4. Chelone, Tourn.
          *'glabra, L.

     6. Penstemon, Mitchell.
          *pubescens,  Solander.
          Isevigatus, Solander.

     6. Mimulus, L.
          *ringens, L.
          *alatus, Ait.

     7. Conobea, Aublet.
          *multifida, Benth.

     8. Gratiola, LA
          *Virginiana, L.
          aurea, Muhl.

     9. Ilysanthes, Raf.
          *gratioloides, Benth.

    10. Veronica, LA
          *Virginica,  L.
          *Anagallis,< L.
          *Americana, Schw.
          scutellata, L.
          *serpyllifolia, L.
          *arvensis, L.

    11. Seymeria, Pursh.
          '*macrophylla, Nutt.
    12. Gerardia, L.
          purpurea, L.
          *tenuifolia,  Vahl.
          flava, L.
          *quercifolia, Pursh.
          pedicularia, L.
          auriculata,  Michx. 
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    13. Castilleia, Muds.
          coccinea, Spreng.

    14. Pedicularis,  TournA
          *'Canadensis, L.
          lanceolata, Michx.

    15. Melamptrum, Tourn.
          Americanum,  Michx.

    16.  Linaria, Tourn.
    17.  Rhinaxthus, L.

Order 68.  ACANTHACEiE.
     1.  Dianthera, Gronov.
          ^Americana, L.

     2.  Dipteracanthus, Nees.
          *strepens, Nees.

Order 69.  VEEBENACE^.
     1.  Verbena, L.
          angustifolia, Michx.
          *hastata, L.
          *urticifolia, L.
          stricta, Vent.
          officinalis, L.
          Aubletia, L.

     2.  Lippia, L.
          *lanceolata, Michx.

      3. Phryma, L.
          *Leptostachya,  L.

     4.  Vitex, L.

Order 70.  LABIATJE.
      1.  Teucrium, LA
          s:Canadense, L.

      2. Trichostema, L.
          dichotoma, L.

      3. Isanthus, Michx.
          *caeruleus, Michx.

      4. Mentha, LA
          viridis, L.
      ^'piperita, L.
      '^Canadensis. L.
         • *var. glabrata, Benth.

 5. Lycopus, L.
      *Virginicus, L.
      Europaeus, L.
          *var. sinuatus,  Gray.
 6. Cunila, L.
      Mariana, L.

 7. Pycnanthemum, Michx.
      incanum, Michx.
      elinopodioides, Torr. $ Gr.
      *pilosum, Nutt.
      muticum, Pers.
      s:lanceolatum, Pursh.
      linifolium, Pursh.

 8. Calamintha, Moznch.
      *Clinopodium, Benth.

 9. Hedeoma, Pers.
      *'pulegioides, Pers.
      hispida, Pursh.

10. Collinsonia, L.
      ^Canadensis, L.

11. MONARDA, L.
      *"didyma, L.
      *fistulosa, L.
      *Bradburiana, Beck.

12. Blephilia, Raf.
      *ciliata, Raf.
      *'hirsuta, Benth.

13. Lopiianthus, Benth.
      *nepetoides, Benth.
      ^scrophulariaefolius, Benth.

14. Nepeta, L.\
      *Cataria, L.
      *Glechoma, Benth.

15.  Synandra, Nutt.
      *grandiflora, Nutt.

16.  Physostegia,  Benth.
      Virginiana, Benth. 
      17. Brunella,  TournA
           ^vulgaris, L.

      18. Scutellaria, LA
           "^versicolor,  Nutt.
           *canescens,  Nutt.
           ^nervosa, Pursh.
           *parvula, Michx.
           galericulata, L.
           ^lateriflora,  L.

      19. Staciiys, LA
           palustris, L.
               *var. aspera, Gr.
               var.  glabra,  Gr.
               *var. cordata, Gr.

     20. Leonurus, L.
           *Cardiaca, L.

     21. Lamium, LA
           *amplexicaule, L.
     22. Ajuga, L.
     23.  Betonica, L.
     24.  Clinopodium, L.
     25.  Dracocephalum, L.
     26.  Galeopsis, L.
     27.  Glechoma, L.
     28.  Hyssopus, £.
     29. Lavandula,  L.
     30. Marrubium, L.
     31. Melissa, Benth.
     32. Micromeria, ^ew<7i.
     33. Origanum, i.
     34. Phlomis, L.
     35. Sideritis, L.
     36. Thymus, £.

Order 71. BOEEAGUSTACEiE.
    1. Symphytum, TWre.t
          officinale,  L.

    2. Onosmodium, J/jcAx.
          Virginianum, DC.
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      3. Lithospermum, Tourn.
           officinale, L.
           *latifolium, Michx.
           hirtum, Lehm.
           *canescens, Lehm.
           longiflorum, Spreng.

      4. Mertensia, Roth.
           *Virginica, DC.

      6. Myosotis, LA
           laxa, Lehm.
           arvensis, L., Hoffm.
           *verna, Nutt.

      6. Echinospermum, Swartz.
           Lappula, Lehm.

      7. Cynoglossum, Tourn,
           ^officinale, L.
           *Virginicum, L.
           *"Morrisoni,  DC.

     8. Heliotropium, Tourn.\
          Europium,  L.

     9. Heliophytum, DC.
          Indicum, DC.

    10. Asperugo, Tourn.
    11. Anchusa, L.
    12. Cerinthe, L.
    13. Eritrichium, Schr.
    14. Echinum, Tourn.
    15. Steenhammera, Reich.

Order 72.  HYDEOPHYLLACE^.
     1. Hydrophyllum, L.
          *macrophyllum, Nutt.
          "*'Virghiicum, L.
          *Canadense,  L.
          *appendiculatum,  Michx.

    2. Ellisia, L.
          Nyctelea, L.

    3. Phacelia, Juss.
          *"bipinnatinda,  Michx.
          *Purshii, Buckley. 
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fimbriata, Michx.	5.	Atropa, L.
parviflora, Pursh.	6.	Hyoscyamus, Tourn.
Order 73. POLEMONTACEJE.	Order 76. GENTIANACE^].	
1. Polemonium, TournA	1.	Sabbatia, Adans.
*reptans, L.		*angularis, Pursh.
2. Phlox, L.	2.	Frasera, Walt.
*paniculata, L. *'maculata, L.		Carolinensis, Walt.
pyramidalis, Smith.	3.	Gentiana, LA
*glaberrima, L.		*quinqueflora, Lam.
pilosa, L.		crinita, Frozl.
*divaricata, L.		detonsa, Fries.
Bubulata, L.		ochroleuca, Frozl.
Drummondii, Hook.		*Andrewsii, Griseb.
3. Gilia, Ruiz $■ Pavon.		*Saponaria, L.
coronopifolia, Pers.	4.	Bartonia, 3Iuhl. tenella, Muhl.
Order 74. COSTVOLVULACE^;,	5.	Obolaria, L.
1. IPOMOSA, L.		*Virginica, L.
*pandurata, Meyer.	6.	Menyanthes, Tourn.
2. Calystegia, R. Br.		trifoliata, L.
*sepium, R. Br.		
*spithamsea, Pursh.	7.	Chironia, L.
3. Cuscuta, Tourn.	8.	Chlora, L.
*Gronovii, Willd.	9.	Exacum, L.
glomerata, Choisy.	10.	ERYTHRiEA, Ren.
4. Convolvulus, L.	11.	SWERTIA, L.
Order 75. SOLANACEJE.	Order 77. APOCYNACEJE.	
1. SOLANUM, LA	1.	Apocynum, Tourn.
^Dulcamara, L.		*androsaemifolium, L.
*nigrum, L.		*cannabinum, L.
*Carolinense, L.	2.	Geniostoma, Forst.
2. Physalis, L.	3.	Parsonsia, R. Br.
*viscosa, L.	4.	Vinca, L.
3. Datura, L.		
^Stramonium, L.	Order 78. ASCLEPIADACEJE.	
*var. Tatula, Gray.	1.	ASCLEPIAS, L.
4. Nicotiana, L.		*Cornuti, Decaisne.
Tabacum, L.		*purpurascnes, L.
 
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            *quadrifolia, Jacq.
            *incarnata, L.
            *tuberosa, L.
            verticillata, L.

       2. Enslenia, Nutt.
            *albida, Nutt.

       3. Gonolobus, 31ichx.
            *'macrophyllus, Michx.
            hirsutus, 31ichx.

 Order 79.  OLEACEJE.

       1. Fraxinus, Tourn.
            *Americana, L.
            pubescens,  Lam.
            *sambucifolia, Lam.
           *quadrangulata,  Michx.
      2. Olea, L.

 Order 80.  AEISTOLOCHIACE^.
      1.  As arum, Tourn.
          *Canadense, L.

      2. Aristolochia, Tourn.
          *"Serpentaria, L.
          Sipho, L'Her.
          tomentosa,  Sims.

Order 81. PHYTOLACCACEJE.

      1. Phytolacca, Tourn.
          *decandra,  L.

Order 82. CHENOPODIACE^E.

     1. Chenopodium,  L.
          hybridum, L.
          *album, L.
          *Botrys, L.
          *anthelminticum,  L.
     2. Blitum, Tourn.
          capitatum, L.

     3.  Atriplex, Tourn.
     4. Salicornia,  Tourn.
  Order 83.  AMAEABTTACEA

       1. *Amarantus,  Tourn.
            *retroflexus, L.
            *albus, L.

       2. Euxolus, Raf.
            pumilus, Raf.

       3. Acnida, L.
           *cannabina, L.

       4. Iresine, P. Browne.
           *'celosioides, L.

 Order 84.  POLYGONACE^.

      1.  Polygonum, i.f
           *Pennsylvanicum, L.
           *Persicaria, L.
           *Hydropiper, L.
           acre, H. B. K.
           ;;;hydropiperoides, Michx.
           *aviculare, L.
           ramosissimum,  Michx.
           tenue, Michx.
           *Virginianum,  L.
           *arifolium,  L.
           *sagittatum, L.
           *Convolvulus, L.
     2. Rumex, LA
           *verticillatus, L.
           salicifolius,  Weinr.
           *crispus, L.
           sanguineus, L.
           *Acetosella, L.

Order 85.  LATJBACEJE.
     1. Sassafras, Nees.
          Officinale, Nees.
     2. Benzoin, Nees.
          *odoriferum,  Nees.

Order 86.' THYMELEACEiE.
     1. Dirca, L.
         *palustris, L. 
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     2.  Daphne, L.
     3.  Knightia, R. Br.
     4.  Pimelea, P. § Sol.

Order 87.  ELiEAGNACEiE.
     1.  Shepherdia, Nutt.
          ^Canadensis, Nutt.

Order 88.  SANTALACE^E.
     1.  Comandra, Nutt.
          umbellata, Nutt.

     2.  Alciiimilla,  Tourn.
     3.  Mida, A. Cunn.

Order 89.  SAUETJBACEJE.
     1.  Saururus, L.
          *cernuus, L.

     2.  Peperonia, Ruiz # Pav.
     3.  Piper, 3Iiq.

Order 90.  CEBATOPHYLLACEJE.
     1.  Ceratophyllum, L.
          *demersum, L.

Order 91.  CALLITBICHACEJE.
     1.  Callitriche. L.
          verna, L.
              var. platycarpa, Gr.
          autumnalis, L.
              var. linearis, Gr.

Order 92.  ETJFHOBBIACEiE.
     1.  Euphorbia, LA
          polygonifolia, L.
          xmaculata, L.
          "*"hypericifolia, L.
          dentata, Michx.
          *corollata, L.
          *obtusata, Pursh.
          *Peplus, L.

     2.  Acalypha, L.
          *Virginica,  L.
Order 93.  TJETICACEiE.
     1. Ulmus, L.
          *fulva, 3fichx.
          *Americana, L., Willd.

     2. Celtis.  Tourn.
          *occidentalis, L.
              var. crassifolia, Gr.

     3. Morus,  Tourn.
          ;i:rubra, L.
          alba, L.

     4. Maclura.
          aurantiaca, Nutt.

     5. Urtica,  TournA
          *dioica, L.

     6. Laportea, Gaud.
          Canadensis,  Gaud.

     7. Pilea, Lindl.
          *"pumila,  Gray.

     8. Bcehmeria, Jacq.
          *"cylindrica,  Willd.

     9. Elatostemma, Forst.

Order 94. PLATANACEiE.
     1. Platanus, L.
          *occidentalis, L.

Order 95. JTJGLANDACEJE.
     1. Juglans, L.
          *cinerea, L.
          *nigra, L.

     2. Carya,  Nutt.
          olivaeformis, Nutt.
          *alba, Nutt.
          ^sulcata,  Nutt.
          ^glabra, Torr.
          *amara, Nutt.

Order 96. CUPULIFEBJE.
     1. Quercus,  L.
          *macrocarpa, 3Iichx. 
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            *alba, L.
            montana,  Willd.
            *bicolor, Willd.
            *Castanea, Willd.
            virens, Ait.
            *imbricaria, 3Iichx.
            nigra, L.
            *Leana, Nutt.
            *heterophylla, Michx.
            falcata, 3Iichx.
            *tinctoria, Bartram.
            :i:coccinea,  Wang.
            * rubra, L.
            "*palustris, Du Roi.

      2. Castanea, Tourn.
            vesca, L.

      3. Fagus,  Tourn.
           *ferruginea, Ait.
      4. Corylus, Tourn.
           Americana,  Walt.
      5.  Carpinus, L.
           ^Americana, Michx.
      6. Ostrya,  3Iicheli.
           *Virginica, Willd.

Order 97.  MYEICACEJE.
      1. Comptonia, Solander.
           asplenifolia, Ait.

Order 98.  BETTJLACEiE.
      1. Betula,  TournA
           populifolia, Ait.
           papyracea, Ail.
            lenta, L.
            nana, L.

      2. Alnus,  Tourn.
            serrulata, Ait.

 Order 99. SALICACE^].
      1. Salix, TournA
            *discolor,  Muhl.
            *sericea, 3farshall,
            augustata, Pursh.
            vi tell in a, Sur $ Bor.
            *nigra, 3Iarshall.
            lucida, Muhl.
            longifolia, Muhl.
            pedicellaris,  Pursh.
      2. Populus, Tourn.
           tremuloides,  Michx.
           *"grandidentata, Michx.
           heterophylla, L.
           *monilifera, Ait.
           alba, L.

Order 100. CONIFEE^.
      1. Pinus, Tourn.
           rigida, Miller.

     2. Thuja, Tourn.
           occidentalis, L.

     3. Cupressus, Tourn.
           thyoides,  L.

     4.  Juniperus, L.
           communis,  L.
           *Virginiana,  L.

     5.  Phyllocladus, Rich. 
                      Class  II.

 Order 101. ABACEJE.
      1. Arisjjma, Martins.
           *triphyllum, Torr.
           *Dracontium, Schott.
      2. Calla, L.
           palustris, L.
      3. Symplocarpus, Salisb.
           *foetidus, Salisb.
      4. Orontium, L.
           aquaticum, L.
      5. Acorus, LA
           *Calamus, L.
      6. Arum.

Order 102. TYPHACEiE.
      1. Sparganium, TournA
           *ramosum,  Hudson.
           ^simplex, Hudson.
      2. Typha, L.

Order 103. NAIADACEJE.
      1. Potamogeton, TournA
           *pectinatus, L.
           *pauciflorus, Pursh.
           *compressus, L. ex Fries.
           perfoliatus, L.
           *natans, L.
           heterophyllus, Schreber.

Order 104. ALISMACEJE.
      1. Alisma, LA
           Plantago, L.
              *var. Americanum, Gr.

     2. Sagittaria, L.
           '^variabilis,  Engelm.
              var. obtusa,  Gray.
              var. la ti folia, Gray.
              var. sagittifolia, Gray.
           heterophylla, Pursh.
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ENDOGENS.

       3. SCHEUCHZERIA, L.
       4. Triglochin, L.

   Order 105. HYDEOCHAEIDACEJE.

       1. Anacharis, Rich.
             ^Canadensis, Planch.

   Order 106.  OBCHIDACEiE.

       1. Orchis,  LA
             *spectabilis, L.

       2. Platanthera, Richard.
             orbiculata, Lindl.
             bracteata, Torr.
             hyperborea, Lindl.
             flava, Gray.
             ciliaris, Lindl.
             lacera, Gray.
             psycodes, Gray.
             fimbriata, Lindl.

       3. Goodyera,  R. Br.
             *pubescens, R. Br.

       4. Spiranthes, Richard.
             ■^gracilis, Bigelow.
             *cernua, Richard.

       5. Pogonia, Juss.
             ophioglossoides,  Nutt.
            *pendula, Lindl.

       6.  Calopogon, R. Br.
            pulchellus, R. Br.

       7.  Liparis,  Richard.
            Loeselii, Richard.

       8.  Corallorhiza, Holler.
            *innata,  R. Br.
            *multiflora, Nutt.
            *odontorhiza, Nutt.

       9.  Aplectrum, Nutt.
            s:hyemale, Nutt. 
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      10. Cypripedium, L.
            *pubescens,  Willd.
            parviflorum, Salisb.
            candidum, 3Iuhl.
            *spectabile, Swartz.

      11.  Dendrobium, Swartz.
      12.  Earina, Lindl.
      13.  Epipactis, Hall.
      14.  Microtis, R. Br.
      15. Orthoceras, R. Br.
      16. Pterostylis, R. Br.
      17. Satyrium, Swartz.
      18. Thelymitra, Forst.

 Order 107.  AMAEYLLIDACEJE.
      1. Hypoxis, L.
           *erecta, L.

      2. Narcissus, L.

 Order  108.  BBOMELIACEJE.
      1. TlLLANDSIA, L.
           usneoides, L.

 Order 109. IEIDACEiE.
      1. Iris, L.
           * versicolor,  L.

      2. Sisyrinchium, L.
           *Bermudiana, L.
              *var. anceps, Gray.

Order 110. DIOSCOBEACEJE.
     1.  Dioscorea, Plumier.
          *villosa, L.
     2.  Tamus.

Order 111. SMILACEiE.
     1.  Smilax, Tourn.
          hispida, 3Iuhl.
          *herbacea, L.
     2.  Trillium, L.
          *sessile, L.
          cernuum, L.
          *erectum, L.
          grandiflorum, Salisb.
          nivale, Riddell.

     3. Medeola, Gronov.
          Virginica, L.

     4. Paris, L.
     5. Ripogonum,  Forst.

Order 112.  LILIACEiE.

     1. POLYGONATUM, Toum.
          biflorum,  Ell.
          *giganteum,  Dietrich.

    2. Smilacina, Desf.
          *racemosa, Desf.
          bifolia, Ker.

    3. Clintonia, Raf.
         borealis, Raf.
    4. Scilla, Z.f
         *Fraseri, Gray.

    5. Allium, X.f
         "tricoccum, Ait.
         *cernuum, Roth.
         *Canadense, Kalm.
    6. Lilium, L.
         Philadelphicum, L.
         *Canadense, L.

    7. Erythronium, LA
         *Americanum, Sm.
         *albidum, Nutt.

   8. Arthropodium, R. Br.
   9. Anthericum, L.
  10.  ASPHODELUS, L,
  11.  CONVALLARIA, Desf.
  12.  Cordyline, Comm.
  13.  Dianella,  Lam.
  14. Fritillaria, L.
  15.  Ornithogalum, Link. 
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Order 113.  MELANTHACEJE.
     1.  Uvularta, L.
          *grandiflora, Smith.
          "'perfoliata, L.
     2.  Prosartes, Don.
          lanuginosa, Don.
     3.  Melanthium, Gronov., L.
          syirginicum, L.
     4.  Zygadenus,  31ichx.
          glaucus, Nutt.
     5.  Amianthium, Gray.
          angustifolium,  Gray.
     6. Cham^elirium,  Willd.
          luteum, Gray.
     7. Tofieldia, Hudson.
          glutinosa, Willd.
     8. Bulbocodium, L.
     9. Colchicum,  Tourn.

 Order 114.  JILNCACEiE.
     1. Luzula, DCA
          pilosa,  Willd.
          *campestris, DC.

     2. Juncus, LA
          *efFusus,  L.
          *scirpoides,  Lam.
          *acuminatus, 3Iichx.
           *marginatus, Rostk.
           ^tenuis,  Willd.
     3. Astelea, Sol.
     4. Narthecium, 3Ioh.

 Order 115.  PONTEDEEIACE^.
     1. PONTEDERIA, L.
           cordata,  L.
     2. Heteranthera, Ruiz $ Pav.
           *reniformis, Ruiz .j Pav.

     3. Schollera,  Schreber.
           *graniinea,  Willd.
Order 116.  COMMELYNACEiE.
     1. COMMELYNA, Dill.
          *Virginica, L.
          communis, L.
          agraria, Kunth.

     2. Tradescantha, L.
          * Virginica, L.

Order 117.  XYBIDACEiE.
     1. Xyris, L.
          bulbosa, Kunth.

Order 118. EBIOCAULONACEiE.
     1. Eriocaulon, L.
          septangulare, Withering.

Order 119. CYPEEACEiE.
     1. Cyperus, L.
          *"flavescens, L.
          "*'strigosus, L.
              *var. speciosus, Gray.
          *inflexus, Muhl.
          Hydra, 3Iichx.

     2. Kyllingia, L.
          *pumila, L.

     3. Dulichium, Richard.
          *spathaceum, Pers.

     4. Eleocharis, R.  Br.
           *obtusa, Schulles.
          *palustris, R. Br.

     5. Scirpus, LA
           *lacustris, L.
          *atrovirens, Muhl.
           polyphyllus,  Vahl.
           :i:'lineatus, Michx.
           *Eriophorum, 3Iichx.

     6. Eriophorum, LA
           Virginicum,  L.
           polystachyon, L.
           gracile, Koch. 
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  7. Rhynchospora,  Vahl.'f
       capillacea,  Torr.

  8. Cladium,  P. Browne.
       mariscoides, Torr.

  9. Scleria, L.
       verticillata, Muhl.

 10. Carex, LA
       exilis, Dew.
       capitata, L.
       *polytiichoides, 3Iuhl.
       *bromoides, Schk.
       *vulpinoidea, Michx.
       *stipata, 31uhl.
       *sparganioides, 3fuhl.
       *cephalophora, 31uM.
       *rosea, Schk.
       Deweyana,  Schw.
       "s:stellulata,  Good.
       *scoparia, Schk.
       *Shortiana, Dew.
       *granularis, 3Iuhl.
       *gracillima, Schw.
       *virescens,  31uhl.
       * triceps, Michx.
       plantaginea, Lam.
       *Care3'ana,  Torr.
       platyphylla, Carey.
       laxiflora, Lam.
       *oligocarpa, Schk.
       umbellata, Schk.
       *Pennsylvanica, Lam.
       *pubescens,  Muhl.
       Pseudo-Cyperus, L.
       *hysetricina,  Willd.
       *tentaculata, Muhl.
   .    intumescens, Rudge.
  I    folliculata, L.
       *lupulina, Muhl.
       *squarrosa,  L.
       *stenolepis,  Torr.
       Schweinitzii, Dew.
       vesicaria, L.

11. Schcenus, L.
Order 120.  GBAMINEiE.

     1.  Leersia, Solander.
          *oryzoides, Swartz.
          :|:Virginica, Willd.

     2.  Agrostis, L.f
          elata, Trin.
          *scabra.

     3.  Cinna, L.
          ;;:arundinacea,  L.

     4.  Muhlenbergia, Schreber.
          glomerata, Trin.

     5.  Arundinaria, 3Iichx.
          macrosperma, 3Iichx.

     6.  Brachyelytrum, Beauv.
          aristatum, Beauv.

     7.  Oryzopsis, 3Iichx.
          asperifolia, Michx.

     8. Eleusine, Glrtn.
          *Indica, Gurtn.

    9. Tricuspis, Beauv.
          *seslerioides, Torr.

   10. Diarrhena, Raf.
          ^Americana, Beauv.

   11. Dactylis, L.
          *glomerata, L.

   12. Poa, LA
          pratensis,  L.
          *compressa, L.
          serotina, Ehrhart.

   13. Festuca,  LA
          *elatior, L.

   14. Eragrostis, Beauv.
          reptans, Nees.

   15. Bromus, L.
          secalinus,  L.
          Kalmii, Gray.
          *ciliatus, L. 
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16.  Uniola, L.
      *latifolia, Michx.

17.  Phragmites, Trin.
      communis, Trin.

18.  Triticum, L.
      repens, L.         ,

19.  Hordeum, L.
      jubatum,  L.

20.  Secale, L.
      cereale, L.

21.  Elymus, L.
      ■■ Virginicus, L.
      '^Canadensis, L.
      *striatus, Willd.
22. Gymnostichum, Schreb.
      *Hystrix, Schreb.

23. Danthonia, DC.
      *spicata, Beauv.

 24. Trisetum, Persoon.
       palustre, Torr.
 25. Arrhenatherum, Beauv.
       *avenaceum, Beauv.

 26. Anthoxaxthum, L.
       odoratum, L.

 27. Phalaris,  LA
       arundinacea, L.
28.  Panicum, L.
      *sanguinale, L.
      agrostoides, Spreng.
      *'"proliferum, Lam.
      *capillare, L.
      *Crus-galli, L.
      £'dichotomum, L.
      *depauperatum,  Muhl.

29. Setaria, Beauv A
      *glauca, Beauv.
      ;ic"viridis, Beauv.

30. Andropogon, L.
      furcatus,  Muhl.
      scoparius, 3Iichx.
      ^Virginicus, L.

31. Sorghum, Pers.
      nutans, Gray.

32. Coix, L.
       Lacryma, L.

 33. Avena, L.
 34. Brachypodium, Pal.
 35. Briza, L.
 36. Hierochloa, Gmel.
 37. Oplismenus, Palis.
 38. Paspalum, L.
 39. Phleum, L.
 40. Spinifex, L.
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CRYPTOGAMOUS   PLANTS.
Class III.  ACROGENS.
Order 121.  EQUISETACEJE.
      1. Equisetum, LA
          arvense, L.
          sylvaticum, L.
          hyemale, L.
          variegatum, Schleier.

Order 122.  FILICES.
     1. POLYPOD1UM, LA
          vulgare, L.
          *hexagonopterum, Michx,
          Dryopteris, L.
          incanum, Willd.

     2.  Struthtopteris,  Willd.
          Germanica, Willd.

     3. Allosorus, BernhA
          atropurpureus,  Gray.

     4. Pteris, LA
          *"aquilina, L.
             "*var. caudata, Gr.

     5. Adiantum, LA
         *pedatum, L.

    6. Cheilanthes, SwartzA
         vestita,  Willd.
         tomentosa, Link.

    7. Camptosorus, Link.
         *rhizophyllus, Link.
    8. Asplenium,  LA
         pinnatifidum, Nutt.
         Ruta-muraria, L.
         Trichomanes, L.
         *ebeneum, Ait.
         *angustifolium, Michx.
        *the1ypteroides, 3Iichx.
        ;sFilix-fcemina, R. Br.

  9. Dicksonia, L'Her,
        punctilobula, Hook.

 10. Woodsia, R. BrownA
        obtusa,  Torr.

 11. Cystopteris, BernhA
       bulbifera, Bernh.
       *fragilis, Bernh.

 12. Aspidium, SwartzA
       *Thelypteris, Swartz.
       *Noveboracense, Willd.
       spinulosum, Swartz.
       cristatum, Swartz.
       *Goldianum, Hook.
       *marginale, Swartz.
       *acrostichoides, Swartz.
       Lonchitis, Swartz.
13. Onoclea, L.
       *sensibilis,  L.
14. Osmunda, LA
       ;i:regalis, L.
           *var. spectabilis,  Gr.
       *'Claytoniana, L.
       *cinnamonea, L.
15. Botrychium, SwartzA
       *lunarioides. Swartz.
       *Virginicum, Swartz.
16. Ophioglossum, LA
       *vulgatum, L.

17.  Athyrium, Roth.
18.  Blechnum, L.
19.  C^nopteris, Berg. 
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20.  Ceterach, Adans.
21.  Cyathea, Sm.
22.  Grammitis, Swartz.
23.  Hymenophyllum, Sm.
24.  Hypolopis, Presl.
25.  Lastrea, Borg.
26.  Linds.ea, Dryand.
27.  Lomaria, IRZW.
28.  Lygodium, Swartz.
29.  Niphobolus, Kaulf.
30.  Polystichium, i?o^.
     31. ScmziEA, Sm.
     32. Scolopendrium, /Sm.
     33. Trichomanes, L.
I Order 123.  LYCOPODIACEiE.
      1. Lycopodium, L., Spreng A
           lucidulum, Michx.
           annotinum, L,
           clavatum, L.
           complanatum, L.
      2. Selaginella, Beauv.,  Spring.
           selaginoides, Gray.
           rupestris, Spring. 
APPENDIX.
FOREIGN   PLANTS.
PHJENOGAMIA.
  Xote.—Those plants which have names of authors affixed are from New Zealand. The alpha-
betical arrangement is in the order of the vowels.
Azalea procumbens.
Athamantha meum.
Anagallis tenella.
Arabis thaliana.
Astragalus Massiliensis.
Aralia Sheftler, Spr,
Anthemis montana.
Arenaria cespitosa.
       grandiflora.
       hybrida.
      juniperifolia.
       linifolia.
       rubra.
       saxatilis.
       striata.
       tenuifolia.
       trinervis.
       viscosa.
       verna.
Alchemilla alpina.
Avena flavescens, L.
       pubescens.
Asperula laevigata.
       odorata.
       tomentosa.
 Antheiucum calyculatum.
       liliago.
Aretia alpina.
      tomentosa.
Asperugo procumbens.
Anemone alpina.
      baldensis.
      Halleri.
      Indica.
      nemorosa.
      narcissiflora.
      Pulsatilla.
      ranunculoides.
       sulfurea.
       sylvestris.
Alsenosma macrophylla, A. Cunn.
Astelea Banksii, A. Rich.
Atriplex acuta.
       rosea.
Agrimonia Eupatoria.
Allium descendens.
Alisma damasonium.
       Plantago.
Alchimilla vulgaris.
Achillea herbarata.
       nana.
 Atropa Belladona.
 ASPHODELUS fistuloSUS.
 Androsace carnea. 
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(Androsace.)
      lactea.
      orientalis.
      obtusifolia.
      villosa.
Andromeda polifolia.
Adoxa Moschatellina.
Adonis vernalis.
Agrostemma flos-Jovis.
Acorus calamus.
Agrostis iEmula, R. Br.
      crinita, R. Br.
      ovata, R. Br.
Arthropodium cirrhatum, R. Br.
Arum maculatum.
Ajuga pyramidalis.
Anchusa angustifolia.
      officinalis.
Aquilegia  vulgaris.
Alyssum alpestre.
      calcynum.
      halmifolium.
      maritimum.
      montanum.
      saxatile.
Axthyllis  montana.
Brachypodium sylvaticum.
Brassica Erncastrum.
Brachyglottis repanda, Forst.
Betonica officinalis.
Betula nana.
Briza minor, L.
Bufonia tenuifolia.
Bupleurum angulosum.
      junceum.
      longifolium.
      odontites.
      protractum.
      stellatum.
      tenuissimum.
Bulbocodium vernum.
Bruxella vulgaris.
Carex curta.
      filiforinis.
      paniculata.
      precox.
I  (Carex.)
        pulicans.
        riparia.
'  Caucalis daucoides.
        heterosperma.
        pumila.
  Campanula glomerata.
  Cassinia  retorta, A. Cunn.
  Carpodetus serratus, Forst.
  Carmich.elia australis, R. Br.
  Cerastium alpinum.
        aquaticum.
        latifolium.
        refractum.
  Cerinthe minor.
  Cheiranthus alpinus.
  Clematis indivisa,  Willd.
  Cistus guttatus.
        helianthemum.
  Clinopodium vulgare.
  Chironia centaureum.
  Cineraria maritima.
  Cornus sanguinea.
  Convallaria multiflora.
        polygonatum.
'  Colchicum autumnale.
  Chlora perfoliata.
        serotina.
  Cotyledon  umbilicus.
  Comarium palustre.
  Coprosma robusta,  Forst.
  Corynocari'us laevigata, Forst.
  Convolvulus sepium, L.
  Coriaria sarmentosa, Forst.
  Corokia  Buddleioides, R. Cunn.
I
I  Cordyline  australis, Endl.
  Crlcianella angustifolia.
  Cucubalus ^Egyptius.
        baccifer.
        tartaricus.
  Chrysosplenium oppositifolium.
  Cyatiiodes  acerosa, R. Br.
  Draba arvensis.
  Dracocepualum Sibricum.
  Daphne eneorum.
        lareola. 
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Dracophyllum arvilleanum, L.
Dendrobium Cunninghamii, Lindl.
Dianthus glacialis, Gaud.
      monspessulanis.
Dicera dentata,  Forst.
Dianella intermedia, Endl.
Drosera anglica.
      intermedia, DC.
      longifolia.
      lunata,  Buch.
      rotundifolia.
Dryas octopetala.
Exacum filiforme.
Eranthis hyemalis.
Epacris pauciflora, A. Rich.
Earina mucronata, Lindl.
Elatostemma rugosa, Banks Sc Sol.
'Erechthites quadridentata, DC.
Epipactis palustris.
Erigeron acris.
Eritrichium nanum.
Erica carnea.
      herbacea.
      tetralix.
      vulgaris.
Eriophorum alpinum.
Epilobium pallidiflorum, Sol.
Eciiium vulgare.
Euphorbia cyparissias.
      pithyusa.
Erythr.ea linarifolia.
Erysimum Cherianthoides.
      Helveticum.
Erytiironium,  dens-canis.
Eryngium alpinum.
Eurybia axillaris, DC.
      cydoniasfolia, DC.
      furfuracea, DC.
Fragaria sterilis.
Festuca bromoides, L.
Filago Jussisei.
Fritillaria meteagus.
Friesia  racemosa, DC.
Galium austrialum.
      boreale.
      montanum.
(Galium.)
       minutum.
       propinquum, A. Cunn.
       purpureum.
       rotundifolium.
       rubrum.
       saxatile.
       tenuicaule, A. Cunn.
       uliginosum.
Gnaphalium supinum.
       keriense, R. Cunn.
Galeopsis ladanum.
Gratiola officinalis.
       sexdentata, R. Cunn.
Gaultheria antipoda, A. Rich.
Genista anglica.
       cinerea.
       pilosa.
       prostrata.
       segetalis.
       tinctoria.
Gentiana acaulis.
       Asclepiadia.
       amorella.
       bavarica.
       ciliata.
       glacialis.
       Germanica.
       mollis.
       nivalis.
       Pneumonanthe.
       punctata.
       purpurea.
       utriculosa.
       verna.
Geum montanum.
       rivale.
Geranium Robertianum.
       retrorsum, L'Her.
Glechoma hederacea.
Geniostoma ligustrifolium, A.  Rich.
Goodenia repens, R. Br.
Hartighsea spectabilis, Juss.
Heliotropum Europeum.
Helleboris viridis.
Helianthemum lunulatum. 
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(Helianthemum.)
      lavanduloefolium.
Hedycarya dentata, Forst.
Hieracium andryoloides.
      lautum.
Hispidella Hispanica.
Hierochloa antarctica, R. Br.
Hottonia palustris.
Hoheria populnea, A.  Cunn.
Hopericum androsaamum.
      barbatum.
      Egyptiacum.
      hirsutum.
      humifusum.
      maculatum.
      pulchrum.
      pusillum, Choix.
      Richeni.
 Hyssopus officinalis.
 Hydrocotyle vulgaris.
 Hyoscyamus niger.
 Isachne australis, R. Br.
 Illecebrum Paronchia.
       verticillatum.
 Iberis nudicaulis.
       pinnata.
       rotundifolia.
       saxatilis.
       sempervirens.
 Juncus balticus.
       bufonius.
       campestris.
       effusus.
       filiformis.
       trifidus.
 Knigiitia excelsa, R.  Br.
 Lamium album.
        garganicum.
 Lavandula staechas.
 Lepidium anglicum.
        graminifolium.
        Smithii.
 Leptosperma scoparium, Forst.
 Leucopogon fasciculatus, A. Rich.
 Lixn/EA borealis.
 Linum catharticum.
(Li num.)
      flavum.
      maritimum.
      monogynum, Forst.
      pumilum.
      tenuissimum.
Linaria Boissiere.
Lobelia alata, R. Br.
      littoralis, R. Cunn.
       urens.
Loranthus tetrapetalus, L.
Luzula lutea.
Lychnis alpina.
       Chalcedonica.
       quadrifolia.
 Lysimachia thyrsiflora.
       vulgaris.
 Lythrum salicaria.
 Marru3:um acstabulosum.
       Hispanicum.
 Mentha aquatica.
       arvensis.
       gentilis.
       viridis.
 Melissa melissophyllum.
 Menziesia polyfolia.
 Medicago marina.
 Melicytus ramiflorus, Forst.
 Melicope ternata, Forst.
 Metrosideros buxifolia, A. Cunn.
        hypericifolia, A. Cunn.
        robusta, A. Cunn.
 Microtis Banksii, R. Br.
 Mi da salicifolia,  R.  Cunn.
 Micromeria Cunninghamii, Benth.
! Myrtcs communis.
 Myosurus minimus.
       nana.
 Myagrum paniculatum.
       perfoliatum.
       rugosum.
       saxatile.
  Myosotis Forsteri,  Lehm.
         suaveolens.
  Myriogyne minuta, Less.
  Narthecium ossifragum. 
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 Narcissus biflorus.
       pseudo-narcissus, L.
 Nertera depressa, Banks.
 Xepeta nuda.
       Panmonica.
       violacea.
 Oxalis acetosella.
 Olea apetala,  Vahl.
 Origanum vulgare.
 Orchis globosus.
       longibracteata.
       maculata.
       palustris.
 Ornithogalum luteum.
 Oplismenus hirtellus, Palis.
 Orthoceras strictum,  R. Br.
 Orobus tuberosus.
 Ononis arvensis.
 Oxytropis campestris.
       mo n tana.
 Parnassia palustris.
 Paris quadrifolia.
 Plantago alpina.
       columnar.
      cynops.
      indica.
      lagopus.
      maritima.
      subulata.
 Paronychia polygonifolia.
      serpyllifolia.
 Panax arboreum, Forst.
 Passiflora tetrandra,  Sol.
 Plagianthus divaricatus, Forst.
 Phalaris canariensis, L.
 Parsonsia heterophylla, R. Br.
 Paspalum arbiculare, Forst.
 Pedicularis cenisia.
      palustris.
      rosea.
      sylvatica.
      tuberosa.
Peplis portula.
Peucedaxum Alsaticum.
Peltaria Alliocea.
Phleum arenaria.
 Petrocallis pyrenaica.
 Pelargonium clandestinum, Lller.
 Piiebalium nudum, Hook.
 Pterostylis Banksii, R. Br.
 Peperomia urvilleana, A. Rich.
 Pinguicula alpina.
       graudiflora.
       Lusatanica.
       vulgaris.
 Pisum maritimum.
 Primula alpina.
       elatior.
       farinosa.
       longiflora.
       veris.
       viscosa.
 Pittosporum crassifolium, Banks § Sol.
       cornifolium, A. Cunn.
       tenuifolium, Banks § Sol.
 Piper excelsum, Forst.
 Pimelea arenaria, A. Cunn.
       gnidia, Vahl.
       prostrata,  Vahl.
       virgata,  Vahl.
 Polygonum australe, Endl.
       bistorta.
 Poa australis, R. Br.
       distans.
       rigida.
 POTAMOGETON lllCenS.
 Potentilla aurea.
       caulescens.
       frigida.
       intermedia.
       labacaulis.
       monspeliensis.
       nivalis.
       nivea.
       nitida.
       pilgsa.
       rotare.
Phlomis Herba.
Polemonium coeruleum.
Tomaderris eiicifolia, Hook.
Pulmonaria officinalis.
 Pulicaria vulgaris. 
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Phyllocladis trichomanoides, Don.
Pyrola secunda.
       uniflora.
Ranunculus  alpestris.
      aquatilis.
      ficaria.
       glacialis.
       lingua.
       Pyrenauis.
Rhamnus alpinus.
Radiola millegramm.
Rhabdotiiamnus solandri, A. Cunn.
Reseda glauca.
       lutea.
       odorata.
Rhinanthus major.
Ripogonium  parviflorum, R. Br,
Rosa alpina.
       cinnamomea.
       gallica.
       pimpinellifolia.
 Rumex acetosella.
       acetosa.
 Rhus cotinus.
 Rubus cissoides, A. Cunn.
       saxatilis.
       schmidelioides, A.  Cunn.
 Rhynchospora alba.
 ^axifraga bryoides.  %
       hirculus.
       hypnoide9.
       muscoides.
       nivalis.
        planifolia.
 Salicornia herbacea.
 Samolus littoralis,  R. Br.
        Valerandi.
 Salix fusca.
        var.  argentea.
        herbacea.
        repens.
 Sparganium natans.
  Staciiys arvensis.
        alpina.
        circinata.
        hirta.
(Stachys.)
     maritima.
Scabiosa arvensis.
      cretica.
      columbaria.
      stellata.
Statice bellidifolium.
      cord at a.  .
      limonium.
      minuta.
      pubescens.
      spathulata.
Satyrium albidum.
Saponaria lutea.
Sedum acre.
      reflexum.
      villosum.
Stellaria holostea.
Scleranthus perennis.
Setaria viridis.
Sherardia arvensis.
Steeniiammera maritima.
Swertia perennis.
Selinum carvifolia.
Senecio arbrotanifolius.
       incanus.
       neglectu, A. Rich,
 Scheuchzeria palustris.
 Silene acaulis.
       antirrhina.
       cretica.
       conica.
       cordifolia.
       gallica.
       inaperta.
       lusitanica.
       nocturna.
       noctiflora.
       nutans.
       paradoxica.
       pilosa.
        rupestre.
  Sideritis cretica.
       hirsuta.
        hyssopi folia.
        montana. 
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 Sicyos australis, Endl.
 Sisymbrium austriarum.
       bursaefolium.
       columnaa.
       murale.
       sylvestre.
 Scilla italica.
 Spiraea filipendula.
       ulmaria.
 Scirpus Holoschaenus.
 Spinifex sericeus, R. Br.
 Soldaxella alpina.
      montana.
 Sonciius oleraceus, L.
 Solanum nigrum,  L.
 Schocnus nigricans.
 Suttonia australis, A. Rich.
 Scutellaria alpina.
      galericulata.
      peregrina.
 Symphytum tuberosum.
 Smyrnium olusatrum.
 Tamus communis.
 Thalictrum alpinum.
      aquilegitefolium.
      flavum.
      minus.
 Thlaspi alpestris.
      montanum.
 Teesdalia nudicaulis.
 Teucrium botrys.
      creticum.
      flavum.
      fruticans.
      polium.
      scordium.
      scorodonia.
Thesium alpinum.
Thelymitra Forsteri, Sw.
 Trifolium arvense.
       medium.
       scabrum.
       sufiFocatum.
 Tribulus terrestris.
 Trientalis Europea.
 Triglochin flaccidum, A. Cunn.
 Trollius Europeus.
 Turritis glabra.
 Typha angustifolia.
 Thymus serpyllum.
 Utricularia vulgaris.
 Urtica debilis, Endl.
       ferox, Willd.
 Veronica alpina.
       arvensis.
       hederaefolia.
       latifolia.
       officinalis.
       prostrata.
       salicifolia, Forst.
       teucrium.
Velea pseudo-cytisus.
Vicia lutea.
Vittadinia australis, Less § Rich.
Vitex littoralis, A. Cunn.
Viburnum opulus.
Vinca minor.
Viola biflora.
       calcarata.
       cenisia.
       hirta.
       mirabilis.
       montana.
       palustris.
       tricolor.
Weinmannia betulina, A. Rich.
Xanthium spinosum.
Xeranthemum inapertum. 
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CRYPTOGAMIA.
FILICES.  (British Ferns.)
  (Collected by Joseph Clark, in Great Britain,
from October, 1853, to September, 1854.)
    Adiantum Capillus-Veneris, L.
    Allosorus crispus, Bernh.
    Asplenium Adiantum-nigrum, L.
         fontanum, Bernh.
         Germanicum, Weiss.
         lanceolatum, Hudson.
         marinum, L.
         Ruta-muraria, L.
         septentrionale,  Hull.
         Trichomanes, L.
         viride, Hudson.
    Athyrium Filix-foemina, Roth.
         molle, Roth.
         rha3ticum, Roth.
    Blechnum spicant, Roth.
    Botrychium Lunaria,  L.
    Cetarach officinarum, Willd.
    Cystopteris alpina, Desv.
         angustata,  Bernh,
         dentata,  Bernh.
         Dickieana,  Bernh.
         fragilis,  Bernh.
    Hymenophyllum Tunbridgense,  Sm.
         unilaterale, Willd.
    Lastrea  cristata,  Presl.
         dilatata, Presl.
         Filix-mas,  Presl.
         fcenisecii, Watson,
         Oreopteris, Presl.
         rigida, Presl.
         spinulosa, Presl.
         Thelypteris, Presl.
         uliginosa, Newm.
    Ophioglossum vulgatum, L.
    Osmunda regalis, L.
    Polypodium alpestre, Spreng.
         Cambricum, L.
         Dryopteris, L.
         Phegopteris, L.
   (Polypodium.)
       Robert!anum, Hoffm.
       vulgare, L.
   Polystichium aculeatum, Roth.
       angulare, Presl.
       lobatum, L.
       Lonchitis,  Roth.
   Pteris aquilina, L.
   Scolopendrium vulgare, Symons.
       var. multifidum.
   Trichomanes radicans, Swartz.
   Woodsia alpina,  R. Br.
       hyperborea, R. Br.
       Ilvensis, R. Br.
(New Zealand Ferns.)
   Aspidium hispidum, Sw.
       pennigerum, Sw.
   Asplenium bulbiferum, Forst.
       falcatum, Sw.
       flabellifolium, Cav.
       lucidum, Forst.
   C^nopteris flaccida, Sw.
   Cheilanthes tenuifolia, Sw.
   Cyathea medullaris, Sw.
   Grammitis australis, R. Br.
   Hymenophyllum demissum, Sw.
       dilatatum, Sw.
       flabellatum, Lab.
       polyanthos, Sw.
   Hypolepis tenuifolia, Bernh
   Linds^a linearis, R. Br.
       trichomanoides, Willdi
   Lomaria discolor, Willd.
       filiformis,  A. Cunn.
       lanceolata, Spr.
       procera, Spr.
   Lygodium articulatum, A. Rich.
   Niphobolus bicolor, Hook § Grev.
   Polypodium billardieri, R.  Br.
       grammitidis, R. Br.
   Pteris brunoniana,-.^^.
       macilenta, A. Rich. 
    (Pteris.)
        rotundifolia, Forst.
    Schiz.ea bifida, Sw.
    Trichomanes humile, Forst.

EQTJISETACEiE.
    Equisetum telmateia, Ehrh.
        sylvaticum,  L.
        fluviatile, L.

LYCOPODIACEJE.
    Lycopodium clavatum, L.
        inundatum,  L.
        annotinum,  L.
        alpinum, L.
        selaginoides, L.
        selago,  L.

 MUSCI.  (British Mosses.)
     Andrea alpina, Hedw.
        nivalis, Hook.
        rupestris, Hedw.
     Atrichum undulatum, Hedw.
     Bartramia arcuata, Brid.
        fontana, Sw.
        gracilis, Florker.
        halleriana,  Hedw.
        ithyphylla,  Brid.
     Buxhaumia aphylla, Hall.
     Bryum atropurpureum, Br. § Sch
         annotinum, Hedw.
         alpinum, L.
         csespiticium, L.
         capillare, L.
         carneum, L.
         cernuum, Br. &; Sch.
         cuspidatum, Schreb.
         elongatum, Dicks.
         hornum, Schreb.
         intermedium, Br. § Sch.
        julaceum, Schrad.
         ligulatum, Schreb.
         Ludwigii, Spring.
         nutans, Schreb.
         pyriforme,  Sw.
(Bryum.)
    punctatum, Schreb.
    pallens, Sw.
    palustre, Sw.
    rostratum,  Schrad.
    roseum, Schreb.
    squarrosum, Hedw.
    trichodes,  L.
    turbinatum, Sw.
    ventricosum, Dicks.
    Wahlenbergii, Schw.
Catascopium nigritum, Brid.
Cinclidotus fontinaloides, Pal.
Conostomum boreale, Sw.
Daltonia heteromalla, Hook § Tayl.
    splachnoides, Hook $  Taylor.
Dicranum adiantoides, Sw.
    cerviculatum, Hedw.
    crispum, Hedw.
    fuscescens, Turn.
    flexuosum, Hedw.
    flagellare,  Hedw.
    glaucum, Hedw.
    heteromallum, Hedw.
    polycarpum, Ehrh.
    pellucidum, Sw.
    squarrosum, Schrad.
    Starkii, Web. $ 3Iohr.
    Schreberianum, Hedw.
    scoparium, Hedw.
    taxi folium, Siv.
 Didymodon Bruntonii, Am.
     capillacens, Schrad.
     flexicaule, Schw.
     flexifolius, Hook § Taylor.
     glaucescens, Web. 3f 3Iohr.
     purpureus, Hook fy Taylor.
     trifarius, Sw.
 Encalypta ciliata, Hedw.
     rhaptocarpa, Schw.
     streptocarpa, Hedw.
     vulgaris, Hedw.
 Encladium verticillatum, Br. § Sch.
 Fontinalis squamosa, L.
     antipyretica, L.
 Funaria hygrometrica, Hedw. 
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Grimmia leucopheea, Grev.
    orbicularis, Bruch.
    patens, Br. $ Sch.
    pulvinata, Sm.
    spiralis, Hook.
    torta, Hornsch.
Gymnostomu.m fasciculare, Hedw.
    Lapponicum, Hedw.
    microstomum,  Hedw.
    ovatum, Hedw.
    pyriforme, Hedw.
Hedwigia sestiva, Hook.
Hookeria lucens, Sm.
Hypnum albicans,  Neck.
     alopecurum, L.
     alpestve, Grev.
     atrovirens, Dicks.
     aduncum, L.
     abietinum, L.
     crista-castrensis, L.
     crocatum, Taylor.
     commutatum,  Hedw.
     cordifolium, Hedw.
     catenulatum,  Schw.
     confert um, Dicks.
     complanatum, L.
     cupressiforme, L.
     curvatum, Sw.
     depressum, Br.
     denticulatum, L.
     dendroides, L.
     fluviatila, Sw.
     flagellare, Dicks.
     loreum, L.
     lutescens, Iluds.
     medium, Dicks.
     moniliforme,  Wahl.
     molluscum, Hedw.
     myosuroides,  L.
     nodiflorum, Mils.
     prselongum, L.
     purum, L.
     proliferum, L.
     populeum, Hedw.
     polyanthos, Hook.
     palustre,  L.
(Hypnum.)
    rufescens, D'cks.
    ruscifolium, Neck.
    rutabulum, L.
    riparium, L.
    rugulosum,  Web. § 3Iohr.
    splendens, Hedw.
    striatum, Schreb.
    stellatum, Schreb.
    sericeum, L.
    strigosum, Brid.
    Schreberi, Willd.
    serpens, L.
    stramineum, Dicks.
    triquetrum, L.
    tenellum, Dicks.
    undulatum, L.
 Leucodon sciuroidcs, Schw.
 Mxium affine, Brid.
    var. rugicum, Br. <j- Sch.
    stellare, Hedw.
 Neckera crispa, Hedw.
    curtipendula, Hedw.
    puinila, Hedw.
     vitriculosa, Hedw.
 Orthotricum affine, Schrad.
     anornalum, Hedw.
     crispum, Hedw.
     cupulatum, Hoffm.
     Hutcbinsiac,  Sm.
     pulchellum, Sm.
     rupincola, Funck.
     rivulare, Sm.
     Sprucii, Moutagne.
     stramineum,  Hornsch.
     striatum, Hedw.
 Phascum bryoides, Dicks.
     crispum, Hedw.
     muticum, Schreb.
     piliferum, Schreb.
 Pterogonium incurvescens,  Wils.
     Smithii, Sw.
 Polytiuchum alpinum, L.
     commune, L.
     Hercynicum, Hedw.
     juniperinum, Willd. 
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(POLYTRICHUM.)
    piliferum, Schreb.
    strictum, 3Ienzies.
    septentrionale, Sw.
    urnigerum, L.
Pogonatum aloides, Br. $ Sch,
Sphagnum acutifolium, Ehrh.
    compactum, Sch.
    con tor turn, Schultz.
    cuspidatum, Ehrh.
    cymbifolium, Ehrh.
    molluscum.
    rubellum.
    squarrosum,  Web. Sc 3Iohr.
Splachnum mnioides, Linn. fil.
    sphaericum, Linn. fil.
    tenue, Dicks.
    vasculosum, Hedw.
Schistidium confertum, Br. Sr Sch.
    apocarpum, Br. Sc Sch.
Schistostega pennata, Brid.
Tetraphis pellucida, Hedw.
Trichostomum aciculare, Pal.
     canescens, Hedw.
     fasciculare, Schrad.
     homomallum, Br. $ Sch.
     lanuginosum, Hedw.
     tortile, Hedw.
Timmia megapolitum, Hedw.
Tortula ambigua, Br. § Sch.
     convoluta, Sw.
     cuneifolia, Turn.
     gracilis, Hook # Grev.
     lavipila, Br. $ Sch.
     marginata, Br. §■ Sch.
     revoluta, Brid.
     rural is, Sw.
     unguiculata,  Hook  § Taylor.
Weissia acuta, Hedw.
     cirrata, Hedw.
    curvirostra, Hook § Taylor.
    lanceclata, Hook Sr  Taylor.
    recurvata, Hook §■ Taylor.
    tenuirostris, Hook § Taylor. 
INDEX OF NATURAL ORDERS AND GENERA.
	PAGE. |		PAGK. I		PAGE.		PAGF.
Actasa,	8	Archemora,	14 Briza,		31,35	Cistace-e,	9
Acer,	11	Archangelica,	15 Bufonia,		10,35	Cist us,	9, 35
Actinomeris,	17	ARALIACE.E,	15	Buxhaumia,	42	Circa'a,	14
Achillea,	18, 34	Aralia,	15,34	Bulbocodium,	29, 35	Cicuta,	15
ACANTHACE.E,	21	Artemisia,	is	Bupleurum,	15, 35	Cirsium,	18
Acnida,	24 Arctostaphylos,		19			Cineraria,	18,35
Acalypha,	25 ' Armeria,		19, 48 , ('••vnnpteris,		32,41	Cimlidotus,	42
Acorus,	27, 35 Aretia,		20,34 Caltha,		7	Cinna,	30
Adonis,	8,35	Aristolochiace.e, 24 i Caulophyllum,			8	Clematis,	7, 35
Adlumia,	8	Aristolochia,	24 , Cabombace.e,		8 Claytonia,		10
Adoxa,	15,35	Akace.e,	27 Cardamine,		9	Clcthra,	19
Adiantum,	32,41	Ariswma,	27 Camelina,		9	Clinopodium,	22,35
iEsculus,	11	Arum,	27, 35 ' Capsella,		9	Cladium,	30
Agrostemma,	10, 35	Arundinaria,	30 Capparidace-T.,		9 Clintonia,		28
Agrimonia,	13,34	Arrhenatherum,	31 CARYOPHYLLACE.S		, 9 j Corydalis,		8
Agrostis,	30,35	Asiminia,	8 i Cassia,		12 J Coiiaria,		11,35
Ailanthus,	11	Astragalus,	12,34 Carpodetus,		14,35 Cotyledon,		14
Aj uga,	22,35	Aspcrula,	10,34 Caucalis,		15,35	Conium,	15
Aly.ssum,	9,35	Aster,	11) ] CAPKIFOLIACE.E,		15	C0RXACE.E,	15
Alchemilla,	13,34	Asperugo,	22,34 | Carthamus,		18	Cornus,	15,35
Alsenosma,	10,34	ASCLEPIADACE.E,	23 | Cacalia,		18	Corokia,	15,35
Alchimilla,	25,34	Asclepias,	23 Cassinia,		18,35	Coprosma,	10, 35
Alnus,	20	Asarum,	24 | (,'ampanui.ace.e,		19	Composite,	10
Allosorus,	32,41	Aspidium,	32,41	Campanula,	19,35	Conoclinium,	16
Alismace^:,	27	Asphodelus.	28, 34	Cassandra,	111	Coreopsis,	17
Alisma,	27,34 ' Astelea,		29,34	Calamiutha,	21	Corynocarpus,	20, 35
Allium,	28,34 1 Asplenium,		32,41 Castilleia,		21	Conopholis,	20
Ampelopsis,	11 ' Atropa,		23,34 1 Calystegia,		23	Collinsia,	20
Aniorplia,	12	Atriplex,	24,34 ('ALLITRICHACE.E,		25	Conobea,	20
Ampliicarpasa,	12	Atrichum,	42	Callitriche,	25	Collinsonia,	21
Amelanchier,	13	Athyrium,	32,41	Carya,	25	COX VOL VUL ACES!,	23
Ambrosia,	17	Athamantha,	15,34	Castanea,	20	Convolvulus,	23, 35
AMAKANTACE.E,	24	A vena,	31,34	Carpinus,	20	Comandra,	25
Amarantus,	24	Azalea,	19,34	Catascopium,	42 Corylus,		20
Amaryllidaces	28			Calla,	27 Comptonia,		20
Amianthium,	20	Balsaminace^	In Calopogon,		27 CONIFEKJE,		20
Anemone,	7,34	Baptisia,	12 Carex,		30,35 ; Conostomum,		42
Anonaoe.e,	8	Bartonia,	23 CamptosoruB,		32 Corallorhiza,		27
Anychia,	10 \ Bartramia,		42 [ Corastiuni,		10,35 Colchicum,		29,35
Anacardiace;e,	11	BERBERIDACE.E,	8 (Vanothus,		11 1 CoMMKI.Y.NACRS;,		29
Anthyllis, 12	, 35,48	I'ltimica,	22,35 ! CELASTBACEiE,		11 J Commelyna,		29
Antennaria,	18	Benzoin,	24	Celastrus,	11 ! Convallaria,		28,35
Anthemis,	18,34	Betilace*,	20	Cercis,	12 . Cordyline,		28,35
Andromeda,	19, 35 ' Betula,		2G, 35	CVphalanthus,	10 Coix,		31
Androsace,	19,34 Bidens,		17	Centaurea,	18 CltUCIFER.E,		8
Anagallis,	2(1,34 BlGNONIACE/E,		20	Ccrinthe,	22,35 Crata-gus,		13
Ancnusa,	22,35	Bignonia,	20	Ceratophyi.lace/b, 25 Chasm; i.aceje,			14
Andra?a,	42	Blephilia,	21 i Ceiatophyllum,		25 i Chrysosi>lcniiiml4,35,48		
Anacharis,	27	Blitum,	24 Celtis,		25 Cryptotsenia,		15
Anthoricum,	28,34	Blcchnum,	32,41	Ceterach,	33,41 Crucianella,		10, 35
Anthoxanthum,	31	Bohraginacejs,	22	Chelidonium,	8 ! I'ucubalus,		10, 35
Andropogon,	31	Bd'hcmeria,	25	Cheiianthus,	9,35 j Cuphea,		13
Apios, Apocy.nace.e,	12	Botiyobiuin,	32,41	Clianopliyllum,	15 Cl'tTKBITACE-E,		14
	23	Brassenia,	8	Chimaphila,	19 Cunila,		21
Apocynum, Aplectruni,	23	Brasska,	9, 35	Chclone,	20 Cuscuta,		23
	27	Brachyglottis,	18, 35	Chironia,	23, 35 CUPULIFERa;,		25
Aquilegia,	7, 35	Brunella,	22,35	Chlora,	23,35 ' Cupressus,		2G
Aquifoliace^:,	19	Bryum,	42	CllENOPODIACRK,	24 Cynthia,		18
Arabia,	9, 34	Buomeliace,e,	28	Chenopuilium,	24 Cyathodes,		19,35
Arenaria,	10,34	Bracbyelytrum,	30 | Cliainadirium,		29 Cynoglossum,		22
Aracliis,	12	Brachypodium,	31,35 | Cluilanthes,		32,41 Cypkrace.e,		29
Arthropodium,	28, 35	Bromus,	30	Cimicifuga,	8	Cyperus,	29
 
46
 Cypripedium,
 Cysfopteris,
 Cyatuea,

 Datura,
 I>a])hne,
 Daltonia,
 Daetylis,
 Dantliouia,
 Delphinium,
 Dentaria,
 Desmodium,
 Dendrobium,
 Dianthus,
 Dicera,
 Dicranum,
 Didymodon,
 Dicksonia,
 Dicentra,
 Diervilla,
 Dipsack.h,
 Diplopappus,
 Dios])vros,
 Diant'hera,
 Dipteracanthus,
 Dirca,
 Dioscoreace.e,
 Dioscorea,
 Dianhena,
 Diauella,
 Dodecatheon,
 Draba,
 Dry as,
 Dkoserace.e,
 Drosera,
 Dracophyllum,
 Dracocephaluin,
 Dulichium,

 Earina,
 Ebexace.e,
 Echinocystis,
 Eclipta,
 Echiuosperinum,
 Echiuni,       22
 Elodea,
 Ei..i:ai;naceJ3,
 Elephantopus,
 Ellisia,
 Elatostemma,
 Eleocharis,
 Eleusine,
 Elymus,
 Eosli'iiia,
 Encalypta,
 Encladium,
 Epilohiuin,
 Epi-4-iva,
 Euacris,
 Epipactis,
 Epi'.hegus,
 Evl'ISKTACK.E,
 Eijuisi-tum,
 Eranthis,
 Erii.phorum,
 Erysimum,
 Eiyngium,
 Eugenia,
 Erigcron,
 Eivchthites,
 El:lCACE£,
 Erica,
 Eiitrichium,
Ery tin sea,
Erythroiiium,
Eridcaulonaceje,
Eriocaulon,
Eragrostis,
EscliMiholtzia,
 32, 41
 33, 41

    23
 25, 35
    42
    30
    31
     7
     8
    12
 28, 30
 10,30
 10,30
    42
    42
    32
     8
    15
    10
    17
    19
    21
    21
    21
    28
    28
    30
 28,30
    19
  9, 35
 13, 30
     9
  9, 30
 19,30
 22,35
    2 J

 28,30
    19
    14
    17
    22
,30,48
    9
    25
    10
    22
 25, 30
    29
    30
    31
    24
    42
    42
14, 30
    19
19, 30
28,30
   20
32,42
32,42
 8,30
29,30
 9,30
14, 30
   15
17, 30
18, 30
   19
19,30
22,36
23,30
28, 30
   29
   29
   30
 Euonymus,
 Eupatorium,
 Eurybia,
 Euxolm,
 EuPHORBIACEvE,
 Euphorbia,
 Exacum,

 Fagus,
 Fedia,
 Fcstuca,
 Filago,
 FlLK ES,
 Floerkea,
 Fontinalis,
 Fricsia,
 Fragaria,
 Frasera,
 Fraxinns,
 Fritillaria,
 Ft MARIACE.E,
 Funaria,

 Gaura,
 Galium,
 Gavlussacia,
 Gaultheria,
 Galeopsis,
 GEHAXIACEA5,
 Geranium,
 Genista,
 Geum,
 Gerardia,
 Gextianace.e,
 Gi'iitiana,
 Geniostoma,
 Gillenia,
 Gilia,
 Gleditschia,
 Gl.M-hnma,
 Gnaplialiuni
 Gossvpium,
 Gonoldlms,
 Goodyera,
 Goodenia,
 Guiissvlace«,
 Gratiola,
 GRAMIXE.E,
 Gramniitis,
 Grimmia,
 Gymnocladus,
 Gymnostromum,
 Gymnostichum,

 HAMAMF.LACE2E,
 Hamamelis,
 Hepatica,
 Helleborus,
 Heliauthus,
 Heliopsis,
 Helenium,
 Hedeoma,
 Heliotropium, 22,
 Heliophytum,
 Helianthemum,
 Hedycarya,
 Heuchera,
 Hedwigia,
 Heteranthera,
 Hibiscus,
 Hieraeium,
 Hispadella,
 Hierochloa,
 Hoheria,
 llottonia,
 Hookeria,
 llnrdeiini,
Hudsonia,
Hydrastis,
  PACK
    11
    16
  18,30
    24
    25
  25, 30
  23,36

    20
    16
 30, 36
 18,30
 32,41
    11
    42
 in,;;ii
 13, 36
    23
    24
 28,30
     8
    42

    14
 10,30
    19
 19, 30
 22, 30
    1(1
 10,36
 12,36
 13,36
    20
    23
 23,36
 23, 36
    13
    23
    12
 22, 30
 18, 36
    1(1
    24
   27
 18,36
    14
 20,36
   30
 33,41
   43
   12
   43
   31

   14
   14
    7
  8, 30
   17
   17
   18
   21
30, 48
   22
 9,30
 8, 37
   14
   43
   29
   10
18,37
18,37
31*17
10,37
20,37
   43
   31
    9
    8
9, 37

  15
riYPERICACEiE,
Hypericum,
Hydrangea,
Ilvdrocotvle,
Hyssopus*
Hydrophyllacea:,
Mydrophyllum,
Hypnum,
Hydrocharidace*,
Hypoxis,
Hymenophyllum, 33,
Hypolepis,     33,41,
Hyoscyamus,     23,
 Iberis,
 Illecebrum,
 Ilex,
 llysanthcs,
 Impatii-ns,
 Iodanthus,
 Iponiaa,
 Iresine,
 Iris,
 Iridaceje,
 Isopyrum,
 Isanthus,
 Isachne,

 Jeffersonia,
 Jumperus,
 .lrcl,AXDACE.E,
 .luglans,
 .II XCACE.E,
 Juncus,

 Kalmia,
 Knightia,        5
 Krigia,
 Kulmia,
 Kylliugia,

 Lathyrus,
 Labiate,
 Lamium,         5
 Lavandula,      i
 Laubacej-:,
 Laportea,
 I.astrea,         J
 Lepidiuni,
 Ll.lH'.MIXOS.E,
 Lespedeza,
 I.ciitiispcrmum,13,
 Lencantliemum,
 Leucodoii,
 Ledum,
 Leucopogon,
 LeXTIBVLACE.E,
 Leonurus,
 Leersia,
Liriodendron,
Li.\ace.e,
Linum,
Ll.MXANTIIACF.a:.
Liquidambar,
Linnaa,
Lialris,
Linaria,
Lippia,
Lithospermum,
Liparis,
Lii.iace.e,
Lilium,
Lindsa'a,
Lonicera,
LoBEUACE.E,
Lobelia,
Lorantlius,
Lophanthus,
Lomaria,
 9,37
10, 37
   19
   2(1
   10
    8
   23
   24
   28
   28
    7
   21
37,48
   20
   25
   25
   29
29, 37
19,
33.
18,
33.
  Ludwigia,
  Luzula,
  Lychnis,
  Lythruni,
  Lythrace;e,
  Lysimachia,
  Lycopus,
  Fvgodiuui,
  Lycopodiace^;,
  Lycopodium,

  Magnoliace.e,
  Malvace.e,
 Maruta,
 Martynia,
 Marrubium,
 Mai dura,
 Memspermace^e
I Menispermuni,
 Melicope,
 Medicago,
 Metrosideros,
 MELASTOMACE.E,
 Melicytus,
 Menziesia,
 Melampyrum,
 Mentha,
 Melissa,
 Mei tensia,
 Mcnyanthes,
 Medeola,
 MKLAXTHACEiE,
 Melanthiuin,
 Microtis,
 Mitchella,
 Mikania,
 Micromerla,
 Mitella,
 Mida,
 Mimulus,
 Mnium,
 Mollugo,
 Monotropa,
 Monarda,
 Morns,
 Musci,
 Mulgedium,
 Muhlenbergia,
 Myosurus,
 Myagrum,
 Myrtace.e,
 My it us,
 Myriophyllum,
 Myriogene,
 Myosotis,
 MYIUCACE.3E,

Narthecium,
Nasturtium,
Napsea,
Narcissus,
Nabalus,
Xaiadaceje,
Nei.vmbtace.f,
Nelumbium,
Ncgundo,
Xertera,
N.sa'a,
Nepcta,
Neckera,
Nicotiana,
Niphobolus,
Nuphar,
NYMI'H^ACEa!,
Nymphwa,
Nyssa,

Obolaria,
Oenothera,
    14
 29, 37
 10, 37
 13, 37
    13
 20, 37
    21
 33, 41
 33, 42
33,42

    S
   10
   18
   20
22, 37
25,48
11,37
12,37
13, 37
   13
14, 37
19, 37
   21
21,37
22, 37
   28
   29
   29
28, 37
   10
   16
22, 37
   14
25, 37
   20
   43
   10
   19
   21

   42
   18
   30
 7,37
 9, 37
   13
13,37
   14
18,37
22, 37
   20
 10
, S3
 18
 27
  8
  8
 11
 38
 13
 38
 43
 23
 -11
  8
  8
  8
 15

 23
 14 
47
	PAGE.	PAGE.
Oldenlandria,	10 POLF.MOXIACF.E,	23 i 8
Oleace-e, -	24 Polenionium,	23, 38 8
Olea,	24,38 l'dlanisia,	9 ; 8
OXAGRACE.E,	14 PORTULACACE-E,	10 8
Onosmodium,	22 PoLYliONAi E.E,	24 i-
Ononis,	12,38 Polygonum,	24, 38 ! fr
Onoclea,	32 Poniaderris,	11,38 !•
Oplismenus,	31, 38 Poi.YGALACE.E,	11 !•
Ophioglossum,	32,41 Polygala,	11 !■
Oroii.vxohace^)	, 20 Polymnia,	17 !
Origanum,	22, 38 l'dpulus,	20 t
Orthotricum,	43 lvtentilla,	13, 38 :
Orobus,	12,38 Pdlytricbum,	43
Orontium,	27 I'dlystichium,	33, 41-
Orciiidace.e,	27 , Pogonatum,	44
Orchis,	27, 38 Potamogeton,	27,38
Orthoceras,	2s. 38 Pdgonia,	27
Ornithogalum,	28,38 ' I'dlygdiiatum,	28
Oryzopsis,	30 1'oX 1'KDERIACE.E,	29
0>morrhiza,	15 I'ontederia,	29
Ostrya,	20 Poa,	30,38
Osmunda,	32,41 Polypodium,	32,41
Oxalidacej,,	10 '■■ Primulace.e,	19
Oxalis,	10, 38 , Primula,	20,38
Oxytropis,	12, 38, 48 Primus,	12
	Prosartes,	29
Papaverace.e	8 ; Psoralea,	12
Parxassiale.e	9 Ptelea,	11
Parnassia,	9,38 Pteris,	32, 41
Paronychia,	10, 38 Pterogenium,	43
Passiflorace.e, 14 Pterostylis,		28, 38
Passittora,	14,38 Pulnionaria,	38,48
Panax,	15, 38 Pulicaria,	38,48
Parthenium,	17 Pycnanthemum	21
Parsonsia,	23, 38 Pyrus,	13
Paris,	28, 38 , Pyrola,	19,39
Pauicum,	31 ;	
Paspalum,	31, 38 Quercus,	25
Peltaria,	9 38	
Penstemon,	20 RAXUXCULACEa;	7
Petrocallis,	9, 38 Kanunculus,	7, 39
Peplis,	13,38 Hadiola,	10,39
Petalostemon,	12,48 Reseda,	39,48
Penthorum,	14 : Khus,	11,39
Peucedanum,	15, 38 Rhamxace.e,	11
Pedicularis,	21, 38 Rhamnus,	11,39
Pelargonium,	10,38 Rhexia,	13
Peperomia,	25, 38, 48 Rhododendron,	19
l'hebaliura,	11,38 Rhabdotiiamnus, 20,39	
I'hvno^tegia,	21 Rhinanthus,	21,39
Pbasc.ilus,	12 Rliynchospora,	30, 39
Phacelia,	22 Ribes,	14
Phlox,	'-■> Ripogouum, 2	8, 39, 48
Phlomis,	22,38 Robinia,	12
Physalis,	23 Rosacea,	12
I'hrynia,	21 Rdsa, 1	3, 39,48
PllVTdI,A<'CAr£.E, 24 KllljllS,		13,3 i
I'hvt.dacca,	24 KUBIACEJ3,	16
Phyllocladus,	26,39 Ruilbeckia,	17
Pi.ascuin,	4:» Kumex,	24,39
Phragniites,	31 Kl'l'ACEE.	11
Phalaris,	31, 38 |	
Phleum,	31, 38 Sarraceniace^	8
Pittosporum,	11,38 Sarracenia,	8
Pinguicula,	20, 38 I Sanguinaria,	8
Pimelea,	25 ! Saponaria,	9, 39
Pisum,	12, 38 SAI'IXDACEiE,	11
Piper,	25,38 Sanguisorba,	13
Pilea,	25 Saxiiragace.e,	14
Pinus,	20 Saxit'raga,	14, 39
Plagianthus,	10,38 Saiiicula,	14
Pl.ANTAGIN'AC	EM, 19 , Sambuius,	15
Plautago,	19,38 Samolus,	20, 39
Pl.l'Mli.Vi.IXAC	EJE, 19 Sabbatia,	23
Platanace.k	25 Salicornia,	21,39
Platanus,	25 Sassafras,	24
Platanthera,	27 Santa lacf.e,	25
Podophyllum	8 SAURURACE.E,	25
20,39
   •>~
28, 39
10, 39
10,39
   20
   20
22,40
   44
30, 40
33,41
33, 42
14, 39
15,39
18,39
   20 I
   31
31, 39
16,39
Saururus,
  LK'ACE.E,
Salix,
  gitfaria,
  ty riu in,
Scleranthus,

  KOPUCI.ARIACEAi,
  rophularia,
Scutellaria,
Schistidium,
Schistostega,
Schenchzeria,
Seilla,
Schollera,
Scirpus,
Sclcria,
Scheenus,
Seolopendrium,
Scbizrea,
Sedum,
Selaginella,
Scliimm,
Senecio,
Seymeria,
Seeale,
 Setaria,
 Sherardia,
 Shephcrdia,
 Sisymbrium,
 Silene,
 Sid a,
 S icy os,
 Siuni,
 Silphium,
 Sideritis,
 Sisyrinchium,
 Smii.ace.e,
 Smilax,
 Sniilacina,
 Smyrnium,
 Solea,
 Solidago,
 Sonchus,
 Sdldanella,
 Solaxace.e,
 Solanum,
 Sorghum,
 Spirsea,
 Spigelia,
 Specularia,
 Sphagnum,
 Splachnum,
 Spargaiiiuii),
 S])iranthes,
 Spinifex,
 Stylophorum,
 Stellaiia,
 Staphylea,
 Stylosanthcn,
 Stokesia,
 Statice,
 Stachys,
 Stcenliainmera,
 Struthiopteris,
 Suttonia,
  Swertia,
 Symphoricarpus, 15,4(1
 Synandra,
 Symphytum,
  Symplocarpu
      Tetraphis,
      Thalictrum,
      Thesium,
      Thlaspi,
      Thaspium,
      Thymus,
      TIIYMELEACE.E,
      Thuja,
      Thelymitra,
      TlLlACEZE,
      Tilia,
   44 Tiarella,
27, 39 Timmia,
28,40 1 Tillandsia,
   29 ' Tofieldia,
29, 40 Tortula,
   30 | Tradescantia,
       1 rautvetteria,
       Trollius,
       Tribnlus,
       Trifolium,
       Triosteum,
       Trientalis,
       Trisetum,
       Trichostema,
       Triticum,
       Trichostomum,
 PAGE.
   44
 7,40
40, 48
 9,40
   15
22,40
   24
   20
28,40
   10
   10
   14
   44
   28
   29
   44
 29,48
     7
  8,40
 10,40
 11,40
   15
 20,40
   31
   21
   31
   44
 9,40
10,39
   10
14,4(1
   15
   17
22,39
   28
   28
   2.s
   28
15,4(1
    9|
   17
18,40
20,40
   23
23, 40
   31
13,40
   10
   19
   44
   44
27,39
   27
31,40
     8
10,39
   11
   12
   10
 19,3!)
22, 39
 22, 39

 20, 40
   21
22,40
   27
Trichomanes,  33,41, 42
Triglochin,
Trillium,
Tricuspis,
Turritis,
TYPHACE2E,
Typha,

I'lnius,
UMBELLIFER.E,
Uniola,
1'rticace.e,
Frtica,
Ctricularia,
Cvularia,

Vaccaria,
Valerianaceje,
Valeriana,
Vaccinium,
Vella,
Veruonia,
Verbascum,
Veronica,
VKRBENACEiE,
 Verbena,
A'iolace.e,
 Viola,
Vitacea:,
 N'itis,
 Vicia,
 Viburnum,
 Vittadinia,
 Vitex,
 Vinca,

 Waldsteinia,
 Weinmannia,
 Weissia,
 Woodsia,

 Xanthium,
 Xeranthemum,
 Xykidaoejs,
 Nyris,
27,40
   28
   30
 9,40
   27
27,40

   25
   14
   31
   25
25, 40
20,49
   29

   10
   10
   10
   19
 9,40
   10
   20
 20,40
   21
   21
     9
  9,40
   11
   11
 12,40
 15, 40
 18,40
 21,411
 23,40

    13
 14, 40
    44
 32,41

 17,40
 18,40
    29
Taraxacum,
Tamus,
Teesdalia,
Tephrosia,
Tecdiua,
Teucrium,
18
28,40 i /.anthoxylum,
 0,40 I Zizia,
   12 ! Zinnia,
   20 j /'YG ipmyllace^e,
21,40 I Zygadenus,
11
15
17
10
29 
ADDENDA  AND   EEEATA.
Page  9.  After "Capparidacese," add order Resedacese.  Reseda, L.
    13.  After "11. Rosa," add |.
    18.  Add to order " Composite," genus Pulicaria,  Gurtn.
    22.  Add to order "Borraginacea3," genus Pulmonaria, Tourn.
    25.  Add to order "Santalaceae," genera Loranthus, L.; and Tliesiura, L.
    25.  After "4. Madura," read Nutt.
    31.  Add to order "Graminese," genus Isachne, R. Br.
    34.  After "Alsenosma macrophylla," read Armeria juniperifolia.
Page 12.   For "22. Anthyllus," read Anthyllis.
  "  12.   For "27. Oxytropus," read Oxytropis.
  "•  12,   For "3. Petalastemon, read Petalostemon.
  "  14.   For "7. Crysosplenium," read Chrysosplenium.
  "  22.   For "14. Echinum," read Echium.
  "  25.   For "2. Peperonia," read Peperomia.
  "  29.   For "2. Tradescantha," read Tradescantia.
  "  33.   For "24. Hypolopis," read Hypolepis.
  "  36.   For " Heliotropum," read Heliotropium.
  "  37.   For "Hopericum," read Hypericum.
  "  37.   For "Leptosperma," read Leptospermum.
  "  39.   For "Ripogonium," read Ripogonum.