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Having been for some time engaged in the preparation of a Canadian Flora, on the plan of De Candolle's " Flore rran9aise," he of course felt anxious to embody in it, not only the result of the researches of our earlier Botanists, like Pursh, Michaux, Hooker, &c.,but also the scattered knowledge stored away in the herbariums and note-books of a large number of careful, conscientious investigators, who, by working up the Botany of their own localities, are adding year by year to our Knowledge of the subject. Resolved before finally correcting the manuscript for the press, to make an appeal to tho Students of Oant^dian Botany for any additional facts regarding the dis- tribution and variation of species, influence of latitude and altitude, local causes, &c.: the question next arose in what way this could best be done. The plan of a numbered Catalogue was fixed upon, with the hope that while it rendered the transmiss' "^n of information about the species occurring in any locpMty easy, it would alio prove useful to amateur Botanists, by limiting the number of names among which they would require to search, in deter- mining specimens; and to persons forming herbariums, by aiding them in effecting exchf I ges. The author earnestly solicits any information that will assist in securing accuracy in the " Flora ". He will gladly examine, name, and return at his own expense, plants sent to him from any part of Canada ; and so far as the nature of the work will allow, all assistance received will be carefully acknowledged. In the Catalogue, the nomenclature of Professor Gray has been adopted as that best known. This has been the case even where a some- what different arrangement would have been employed in a larger work. Accuracy in a list like this is a more important consideration than the grouping of species and a great deal of pains has been taken to secure it. The writings of Pursh, Michaux, Hooker, Gray, Torrey, Provencher, Brunei, and others have been consulted ; the lists published in the Canadian Journal and Naturalist, Annals of the Botanical Society of Canada, American Journal IV :i of Scienc?, Proceedings of Uio Bu^tuti Natanil Hislurjr Society, Edinburgh New Pbiiosophical Journal, Report of tbo Canadian Geological Survey, etc^ along will thosu furnisbed by a largo number of cc-rrespondents compared ; and in nearly eveiy case of doubt, the result cbccked by tbo eiamination of speci- mens. Vabiiiblo assistance has been givvQ in the true unselfish spirit of science by the Rc7. Prof. Ilincks, D. A. P. Watt, Esq., W. Macoun, Esq., and others. Absolute reliability however is scarcely attainable at once, where there ha.s been so much guessing at truth in some of the local reports, and by the kind permission of the Editors of the Canadian Journal and Oanadian Naturalist, an nccasional annotated supplemental list may bo published in those maga- zines, and notice given of species rejected on a better acquaintance with their range. There are two classes of plants to be disposed of in addition to those which may certainly and properly be termed Canadian. A plant is sometimes cited as having been met with in some spot where no subsequent explorer has ever succeeded in finding it. lias this arisen from a mistake on the part of the botanist? Or has the plant been driven from its home, by the march of culti- vation, draining, and other changes? Circumstances cannot always determine Tn many cases we can say positively that the authority is so good as to warrant us in admitting the species. Generally however such plants must be held for the present as doubtful. These, with a few border species growing in such positions aa to render their occurrcuco in Canada almost certain, have been gathered into a separate group on page 27. They should be specialty looked for along the United States frontier. Finally, a second separate list contains those occasional stragglers, which are found sparingly escaped from gardens, and maintaining a precarious existence ; usually disappearing after two or three years The Pamphlet was originally intended only for gratuitous distribution : but it has been thought better to put a few copies into the bands of the Book- sellers, as in some cases this will render it more easily accessible, St. Francis Collegh, January 13, 1867. i\ CATALOGUE. BANUNCULACE^. ATRAGENE 1. Americana, Sims. CLEMATIS •i. cylindrica, Sims. 3. Virginiana, L. , ANEMONE 4. parviflora, Miclix. 6. Biultifida, DC. 6. cylindrica, Gray. 7. Virginiana, L. 8. Pennaylranica, L. 9. nemorosa, L. 10. narcissiflora, L. HEPATIOA 11. triloba, Chaix. 12. acutiloba, DO. THALICTRUM 13. anemonoides, Michx. li. dioicum, L. 15. Oornuti, L. 16. alpinum, L. RANUNCULUS 17. aquatilia, L.,rflr«. a. diraricatus, Gray and b. tricopbyllus, Chaix. 18. Purahii, Richards. 19. Flammula, L. 20. reptans, L. 21. pusillus, Poir. 22. Cymbalaria, Pursh. 23. rhoraboideus, Goldie. 24. cardiophyllus, Hook. 25. affinis, R. Br. 26. abortivua, L. * b. miorantbus. 27. brevicaulis, Hook. 28. sceleratus, L. 29. recurvatus, Poir. 30. Pennsylvanicus, L. 31. fascicularis, Muhl. 32. repens, L. 33. bulbosus, L. 34. acrti, L. CALTHA 35. palustrie, L. 36. natans, Fall. TROLLIUS 37. Amencan«s,PO. COPTIS 38. trifolia, Salisb. AQUILEGIA 39. Canadonsis, L. 40. vulgaris, L. DELPHINIUM 41. exaltatura, Ait. HYDRASTIS ' 42. Canadensis, L. ACT^A 43. spicata, L., vuik. a. rubra, and b. alba, Michx. CIMICIFUGA 44. racemosa, Ell. MAaNOLIACE-E. LIRIODENDRON 45. Tulipifera, L. MENISPERMACE-iE. MENISPERMUM 46. Canadense, L. BERBERIDACE^. OAULOPHYLLUM 47. thalictroides, Michx. JEFFERSONIA 48. diphylla, Pers. PODOPHYLLUM 49. peltatum, L. CABOMBACEiE. BRASENIA 50. peltata, Pursh. NYMPHJEAOE^. NYMPH^A 51. odorata, Ait. NUPHAR 52. advena, Ait. {53. Kalmiana, Pursb, J « s SABRACENIACEiB. SARRACENIA 54. parpurea, L. PAPAVERACE^. PA PAVER 56. nudicaule, L. 66. somniferum, L. 67. RhcEos, L. OHELIDONIUM 68. majus, L. SANGUINARIA 69. Ganadeniis, L. FUMABIACE-5!. ADLUMIA 60. cirrhosa, Raf. DICENTRA 61. Oucullaria, DC. 62. Canadensis, DC. CORYDALIS 63. aurea, Willd. 64. glauca, Pursh. FUMARIA 65. officinalis, L. BRASSICACE^. NASTURTIUM 66. officinale, R. Br. 67. sylvestre, R. Br, 68. palustre, DC. 69. lacustre, Gray. 70. jinnoracia, Fries. lODANTHUS 71. hesperidoides, Torr, i Gray. DENTARIA 72. diphylla, L. 73. maxima, Nutt. 74. laciciata, Mubl. CARDAMINE 75. rhomboidea, DC. b. purpurea, Torr. 76. rotundifolia, Micliz. 77. pratensis, L. 78. hirauta, L. b. Virginica, Gray. ARABIS 79. lyrata, L. 80. patens, Sulliv. 81. hirsuta, Scop. 82. Iffivigata, DO. 83. Canadensis, L. 84. petrsea,'Lam. 6 TURRITIS 85. glabra, L. 86. Btricta, Graham. 87. brachycarpa, Torr. and Gray. 88. patula, Oraliam. 89. retrofracta. Hook. BARBAREA 90. vulgaris, R. Br. 91. praecox, R. Br. ERYSIMUM 92. cheirantboides, L. 93. lanceolatum, R. Br, SISYMBRIUM 94. parviflorum, Lam. 95. officinale, Scop. 99. canescens, Nutt. SINAPIS 97. arvemis, L, 98. nigrOf I4. DRABA 99. arabisans, Micbz. 100. incana, L. 101. Caroliniana, Walt. 102. Tama, L. VESICARIA 103. arctica, Torr. and Gray. CAMELINA 104. saliva, Crantz. COCHLEARIA 105. tridactylitis, DC. LBPIDIUM 106. Virginicum, L. 107. intermedium, Gray. THLASPI 108. arvense, L. 109. alpestre, L. 110. CAPSELLA 111. Bursa-pastoris, Moench, CAKILE 112. Americana, Nutt. CAPPAKIDACEiE, POLANISIA 113. graveolens, Raf, VIOLACEiE. yiOLA - 114. rotundifolia, Michx, 115. lanceolata, L. 116. prlmulsefolia, L, 117. blanda, Willd. 118. palustrls, L. 119. Selkirkii, Goldie. 120. cucullata, Ait. b. palmata, Gray. 121. villosa, Walt., Nutt, 122. pagittata, Ait, montanum, L. rr. and Gray. Br. Gray. inch. m. VIOLA 123. pedlata, L. 124. rostrata, Pursh. • 125. Muhlenbergii, Torr. 126. striata, Ait. 127. Canadensis, L. 128. pubescens. Ait. b. eriocarpa, Nutt. 129. liaatata, Miclix. 130. tricolor, L. CISTACEiB. HELIANTHEMUM 131. Canadense, Michx. 132. corymbosum, Micbz. HUDSONIA 133. tomentoso, Nutt. LECHBA 134. major, Michx. 135. minor. Lam. DROSERACEiE. DROSERA 136. rotundifolia, L. 137. longifolia, L. 138. linearis, Goldie. PARNASSIACB-ffi!. PARNASSIA 139. paluftris, L. 140. Garoiiniana, Micbx. 141. parviflora, DC. HYPERICACEiE. HYPERICUM 142. pyramidatum, Ait. 143. Ealmianum, L. . 144. perforatum, L. 145. corymbosum, Muhl. 146. ellipticum, Hook. 147. sphserocarpon, Micbx. 148. mutilum, L... 149. Canadense, L. 150. Sarotbra, Micbx, ELODEA 151. Vjrginica, Nutt. CABYOPHYLLACEJE. SILENE 155. Virginica, L. 156. regia, Sims. 157. Antirrbina, L. 158. nodiflora, L. 159. acaulis, L. AGROSTEMMA 160. Githago, L, HONKENYA 161. peploidas, Ebrbart, ALSINE 162. Micbauxii, Fensl. 163. Groenlandica, Fenzl, ARENARIA 164. serpyllifolia, L. 165. stricta, Michx. 166. arctica, Steven. MCEHRINGIA 167. lateriflora, Fenzl. STELLARIA 168. media, Smith. 169. longifolia, Muhl. 170. longipes, Goldie. 171. uliginosa, Murr. 172. crassifolia, Ebrbart. 173. ^ ^realis, Bigelow. CERASTllJM 174. vulgatum, L. / 175. viscosum, L. 176. nutans, Raf. 177. oblongifolium, Torr. 178. arrense, L. S AGIN A 179. procumbens, L. 180. nodosa, Fenzl. SPERGULARIA 181. rubra, Pers. b. marina, Gray. SPERGULA 182. arvensis, L. ANYOHIA 183. dicbotoma, Micbx. MOLLUGO 184. rerticillata, L. POBTULACACE.ffi!. * PORTULACA 185. oleracea, L. CLAYTONIA 186. Virginica, L. 187. Caroliniana, Micbx. SAPONARIA 162. officinalis, L, SILENE 153. stellata, Aii. 154, inflata, lOmitb. MALVACEiEJ. MALVA 188. r'^tundifolia, L. 189. tylvestris, L. 8 HIBISCUS 190, Moscheutos, L. TILIACEiE. TILIA 191. Americana, L. b. pubesceng, Gray. VITACEiE. VITIS 210. Labrusca, L. 211. ••estivalis, Michx. 212. cordifolia, Michx. b. riparla, Gray. AMPELOPSIS 213. qtiinquefolia, Michx. LINACEJE. LINUM 192. Virginianum, L. 193. perenne, L. OXAUDACEiE. OXALIS 194. Acetosella, L. 195. stricta, L. 190. corniculata, L. GERANTACK53. GERANIUM 197. raaoalatum, L. . 198. Carolinianum; L. 199. Robertianum, L. BALSAMINACKE. IMPATIENS 200. pallida, Nutt. 201. fulva, Nutt. UMNANTHACE-E. FLCERKEA 202. proserpinacoides, Willd. RUTACE^. ZANTHOXYLUM 203. Americanum, Mill. ANACARDIACB^. RHUS 204. typhina, L. 205. glabra, L. 20G. copallina, L. 207. venenata, DC. 208. Toxicodendron, L. 209. aromatica, Ait. RHAMNACEJE. RHAMNUS 214. alnifolius, L'Her. CEANOTHUS 215. Americanus, L. 21G. ovalis, Bigelow. CELASTRACEiE. CELASTRUS 217. scandens, L. KUONYMUS 218. atropurpureus, Jacq. 219. Americanus, L. 220. obovatus, Nutt. SAPINDACE^. STAPHYLEA 221. trifolia, L. ACER 222. Pennsylvanicum, L. 223. spicatum, Lam, 224. saccharinum, Wang. b. nigrum. Gray. 225. dasycarpum, Ehrhart. 226. rubrum, L. NEGUNDO 227. aceroides, Moonch. POLYGALAC^. POLYQALA 228. fastigiata, Nutt. 229. Nuttallii, Torr. & Gray. 230. Terticillata, L. 231. Senega, L. , b. latifolia, Torr. & Gray. 232. polygama, Walt. 233. paucifolia, Willd, PABACEaJ. LUPINUS 234. perennis, L. d v TRIPOLIUM 235. arvense, L. ♦ 236. pratense, L. 237. repen8, L. 238. agrarium, L. 239. minus, Relli. 240. procumbens, L. MELILOTUS 241. o_fficinalts, WillJ. 242. alba, Lam. 243. lupulina, L. ROBINU 244. Pseudacacia, L. 245. viscosa, Vent ASTRAGALUS 246. Canadensis, L. 247. Labradoricus, DC. 248. alpinus, L. 249. Cooperi, Gray. OXYTROPIS 250. Lambertii, Piirsli. HEDYSARUM 251. boreale, Nutt. DESMODIUM 252. nudiflorum, DC. 253. acuminatum, DC. 254. pauciflorum, DC. 255. cuspidatum, Torr. & Graj. 256. Dillenii, Darlingt. 257. paniculatum, DC. 258. Canadense, DO. LESPEDEZA 259. repens, Torr. b Gray. 260. violacea, Pers. 261. hirta, Ell. 262. capitata, Michx. VICIA 263. sativa, L. 264. tetrasperma, L. 265. hirsuta, Koch. 266. Cracca, L. 267. Oaroliniana, Walt, 268. Americana, Muhl, LATHYRUS 269. maritimus, Bigelow. 270. venosus, Muhl. 271. ochroleucus, Hook, 272. palustris, L. 273. myrtifolius, Muhl. PHASEOLUS 274. perennis, Walt. 275. diversifolius, Pers 276. helvolus, L. APIOS 277. tuberosa, Moench. AMPHICARP^A 278. monoica, Nutt. BAPTISIA 279. tlnctorlo, R. Br. BAPTISIA 280. leucantlm, Torr. & Grav 281. alba, R. Br. ^' GYMNOOLADdS r.r^^- f^'^^'^ensis, Lam. GLEDITSOHIA 283. triacanthos, L. ROSACEJE. PRUNUS 284. Americana, Marsh, 285. pumila, L. ' 286. Pennsylvanica, L 287. Virginiana, L. spSi'''"""' '='^'*^^- 289. opulifolia, L. 290. salicifolla, L. 291. tomentosa. L GILLENIA 292. trifoliata, Mocncii, AGRIMONIA 293. Eupatoria, L. 294. parviflora, Ait. SANGUISORBA 295. Canadensis, L. SIBBALDIA 296. procumbens, L. DRYAS 297. Drummondii, Hoolj. 298. octopetala, L. GEUM 299. album, Gmelin. 300. macrophyllum, Willd 301 Virginianum, L, 302. strictum, Ait. 302. riyale, L. 304. triflorum, Pursh, 305. geniculatum, Michx. waldsteinia 306. fragarioides, Tratt, POTENTILLA 307. Norvegica, L. 308. Canadensis, L. 309. argentea, L. 310. Pennsylvfinica, L. 311. arguta, Pursh. 312. Anserina, L; 313. fruticosa, L. 314. tridentata. Ait. 315. palustris, Scon. FRAGARIA 316. Virginiana, Ehrhart. 317. Tesca, L. DALIBARDA 318. repens, L. RTJBUS 319. odoratus, L, 320. Kutkanus, Mogino. 10 RUBU3 321. Chamsemorus, L. 322. triflorug, Richards. 323. strigosus, Michx. 324. occideatalis, L. 325. villosus, Ait. 326. Canadensis, L. 327. hiapidus, L. 328. arcticus, L. ROSA 329. Carolina, L. 330. lucida, Ehrhart . 331. blanda, Ait. 332. rubiginosa, L. 333. micrantha, Smitli. 334. stricta, Lindl. CRAT^GUS 335. coccinea, L. 336. tomentosa, L. b. pyrifolia, Gray. c. punctata, Gray. 337. Orus-Gallj, L. PYRUS 338. coronaria,S. 339. arbutifolia, L. 340. Americana, DC. AMELANCHIER 341. Canadensis, Torr. & Gray, vars. a. Botryapium, b. ro- tundifolia, c. oblonglfolia, and d.oligocarpa of Gray. • MELASTOMACE^. RHEXIA 342. Yirginica, L. LYTHRACEiE. LYTHRUM 343. alatnm, Pursb. 344. Salicaria, L. NES^A 345. Tertioillata, H.B.K. ONAGBACEiE. EPILOBIUM 346. angustifolium, L. 347. alpinum, L. b. majus, Gray. 348. palustre, L. b. lineare, Gray, 349. molle, Torr. 360. tetragonum, L. 351. coloratum, Mubl. (ENOTHERA 362. biennis, L., vars. a. muricata, b. parvifolia and c. cruciata of Torr. & Gray. 353. glauca, Michx. 354. chrysantha, Michx. 355. pumila, L. GAURA 356. biennis, L. LUDWIGIA 357. alternifolia, L. 358. palustris, Ell. CIRO^A 359. Lutetiana, L. 360. alpina, L. PROSPERPINACA 361. palustris L. MYRIOPHYLLUM 362. spicatum, L. 363. verticillatum, L, 364. heterophyllum, Michx. 365. tenellum, Bigelow. niPPURIS 366. vulgaris, L. GROSSULACE^. RIBBS 367. Cynosbati, L. 368. hirtellum, Michr. 369. rotundifolium, Michx. 370. lacustre, Poir. ' 371. prostratum, L'Her. 372. oxycanthoides, L. 373. floridum, L. 374. rubrum, L. CUCURBITACEiE. SICYOS 375. angulatus, L. ECHINOCYSTIS 376. lobata, Torr. & Gray. CRASSUIiACEiE. SEDUM 377. ternatum, Gray. 378. Rhodiola, DO. PENTHORUM 379. sedoides,!. SAXIFEAGACEiE. SAXIFRAGA 380. oppositifolia, L. 381. Btellaris, L. 382. riyularis, L. 11 iiricata, uoiata SAXIFRAGA 383. aizoidea, L. 384. tricuspldata, Retz. 386. nivalis, L. 386. Aizoon, Jacq. _ 387. Virginiensis, Jlicbx. 388. Pennsylvanica, L. 389. Oroenlandica. H. B K HEUCHERA »«•«•«•• 390. Americana, L. MITELLA 391. diphylla, L. 392. nuda, L. TIARELLA 393. cordifolia, L. CHRYSOSPLENIUM 394. Amerlcannm, SohweiD. HAMAMELACE^. HAMAMELIS 395. Vlrginica, L. APIACEiE. HYDROCOTYLE ', 396. Americana, L. SANICULA M 397, Canadensis, L, 398. Marilandica. L DAUCUS ' 399. Carota, L HERACLEUM 400. lanatum, Michx. PASTINACA 401. $aiiva, L. ~ ANGELICA 402. lucida, L. ARCHANGELICA 403. atropurpurea, Hoffm. 404. peregrina, Nutt. CONIOSELINUM 405. Canadense, Torr. & Gray LIGUSTICUM ^" 406. Scoticum, L. 407. actaeifolium, Michx. THASPIUM 408. barbinode, Nutt. 409. aureum, Nutt. b. apterum, Nutt. 410. trifoliatum, Gray. b. atropurpurtum, .T. & G. ^ c. apterum, Gray. 13 Gr. SOLIDAGO 533. puberala,- Nutt. 534. stricta, Ait. 535. Bpeciosa, Nutt. 536. Virga-aurca, h. I), alpina, Bigel. 537. humilis, Pursli. Meyer. Gr. 538. thyrsoidea, E. 539. rigida, L. sempervirens, L. neglecta, Torr. & patula, Mulil. arguta, Ait. Muhlenbergii, Torr. 18. PHosellii, L. GIO, viilgaturn, Friei'. 620. scabrum, Michx. 621. loiigipilum, Torr. 622. Gronovii, L. 623. vcnosum, L, 624. paiiiciilatiim, L. NABALUS 625. albus, Hook- 626. altiaaittius, Hook. 627. Fraseri, DO. 628. nanus, DO. 629. racemosus, Hook. CREPIS 630. runciiiatus, Torr. & Gray. TARAXACUM 631. Dens-leonis, Desf. BAOTUCA 632. clongatH, Muhl. MULGEDIUM 633. pulclielluni, Niitt. 634. Floridanura, DC. 635. leucopbajiim, DC. SONCHUS 636. oleraceus, L. 637. asper, Vill. 638. urvcnsis, L. LOBELIACE./E. LOBELIA 639. cavdinalis, L. 640. syphilitica, L. 641. puberula, Michx. 642. inflata, L. 643. spicata, Lam. 644. Nuttallii, Roem, & Sch. 645. Kalmii, L. 646. Dortmanna, L. CAIiIPANULACEiE. CAMPANULA 647. rotundifolia, L. b. linifolia, Gray. 648. aparinoidea, Pursh. 649. Americana, L. SPECULARIA 650. perfoliata, DC. ERICACEiE. GAYLUSSACIA 651. resinosa, Torr. & Or. VACCINIUM 652. Oxycoccus, L. 653. macrocarpoD, Ait. VACCINIUM , 654. Vitis-Idtra, L. 655. cncspitosuni, Miclix. 656. nliginogum, L. 657. Pennsylvanicuin, L. 658. Canadenso, Kalm. 659. vaccilans, Solander, 660. corymbosuni, L. b. amcpnum, Gray. c. atrocarpura, Gray. CHIOGENES 601. bispidula, Torr. & Gr. AROTOSTAPHYLOS 662. Uva-nrsi, Spreng. 663. alpina, Spreng. , EPIGiEA 664. repeng, L. GAULTHERIA 605. procumbens, L. 660. raceraosa, Gray. CASSANDRA ' 067. calyculata, Don. CASSIOPE 668. hvpnoides, Don. ANDROMEDA 669. polifolia, L. 670. tetragona, L. 671. ligustrina, Muhl. KALMIA 672. latifolia, L. 673. angustifolin, L. 674. glauca, Ait. AZALEA 675. viscosa, L. RHODODENDRON 676. Lapponiciim, Wahl. RIIODORA 677. Canadensis, L. LEDUM 678. latifolium, Ait. LOISELEURIA 679. palustre, L. 680. procumbens, Desv. PYROLA 681. rotundifolia, L. 682. elliptica, Nutt. 683. chlorantba, Swarlz. 684. secunda, L. 685. minor, L. MONESES 686. uniflora, Gray. CHIMAPHILLA 687. umbellata, Nutt. ^ 688. raaculata, Pursh.' PTEROSPORA 689. Andromedea, Nutt. MONOTROPA 690. uniflora, L. 691. Hypopitys, L. 15 1 AQUirOLIACEiEJ. ILEX C92. vcrtkillatB, Grny. 693. Itcvigitfl, Gray. NEMOPANTH.ilS G94. Canadensis, DC. PLANTAGINACEiB. PLANTAGO 695. major, L. C9C. cordata, Lam. 697. marltima, L. 698. lanccolata, L. 699. media, L. 700. Virginica, L. PLUMBAGINACEiE. ARMERIA 701. vulgaris, Wild. PRIMULACEJE. PRIMULA 702. farinosa, L. . ' 703. Mistasaiaica, Michi. ANDROSACE 704. occidentalis, Pursli. TRIENTALIS 705. Americana, Pursh. LYSIMACHIA 706. stricta, Ait. r 707. quadrifblia. Ait, - ' ' 708. ciliata, L. 709. lanceolata, Walt. 710. lonsrifolia, Pursh. NAUMBURGIA 711. tliyrsiflora, Reichenb. GLAUX 712. maritima, L. SAMOLUS 713. Valerandi, L., var. a. Americanns, Gray. LENTIBULACEiE. UTRICULARIA 714. vulgaris, L. 715. minor, L. v 716. intermedia, Ilayne. 717. gibba, L. 718. subulata, L. 719. cornuta, Michx. PINGUICULA 720. vulgaris, L. OROBANCIIACEJG. EPIPIIEGUS 721. Virginlana, Bart. CONOPHOLIS 722. Americana, Walk. A?UY LLON 723. uniflorum, Torr. & Gr. 724. fasciculatam, Torr. ryptosportna, Jacq. 040. liypcricifolia, L. 041. corollata, L, 042. lleliuscoiiiii, \,. 043. obtiisfttft, l'ur.sli. 044. Dnrlingtonii, (Jniy. 045. Emln^ L. S46. crcntatd, Lindl. 047. LiUhyris, L. ACALYPIIA 048. Virginica, L. 049. Caroliuiana, Walt. EMPETRACE^. EM PET HUM. 050. nigriitn, li. COUEMA 051. Conradii, Torr. URTICACEiE, UL.MJS 052. fulva, Miclu. 953. Americana, L. 064. raccmosa, Thomas. CELTIS 955. occidentalis, L. URTICA Ov'J. gracilis, Ait, 957. dioica, L. 958. urens, L. 959. pnrpurascciis, Nutt. LA PORTE A 900. Canadensis, Oaiidiili. PILE A 901. pumila. Gray. BffilLMERIA 962. cylindrica, Willd. 963. lateriflora, Miihl. PARIETARIA 964. Penns}Vanica, Muh'. CANNABIS 965. saliva L. HDMULUS 966. Lupulus, L. PLATANACE^. PL AT ANUS 967. occidentalis, L. JUOLANDACEiB. JUGLANS nOH. cinerca, L. 91)0. nigra, L. CAIiYA 970. all)a, Null. 971. snlcatn. Null. 972. tom-^naisa, Niitt. 973. niicncarpa, Nutt. 074. glabr.i, Torr. 076. amara, Nutt. CORYLACE^. QTJEROUS 976. macrocarita, Miclix. b. olivii'formis. Gray. 977. obtusiloba, Michx, 978. alba, L. 979. Prinus, L. • b. nionticoln, Miclix. c. discolor, Miclix. 980. Castanca, \' illd. 981. prinoidcs, Willd. 982. nigra, L. 983. ilicifolia, Wang. 9S4. tinctoria, Bartram. 985. coccincn, Wang. 98(5. rubra, L. CASTANEA 087. vesca, L., 1). Americnn;i, Gray. 988. pumila, Miclix. FAGUS. 089. ferrnginca. Ait. OORYLUS 900. Americana, Walt. 901. rostrata, Ait, CARPINUS 992. Americana, Miclix, OSTRYA 993. Virginica, Willd. MYRICACEJE. MYRICA 994. Gale, L. 995. cerifera, L. COMPTONIA 996. asplenifolia, Ait. BETULACEJE. BBTULA 907. populifolia. Ait. 998. papyracea, Ait, ./*/u. yt^yj laK^^ 999. nigra, L ' n ! inn m iit IWm BETULA. 1000. excelsa, Ait. 1001. lenta, L. 1002. pumila, L. 1003. nana, L. ALNUS 1004. incana, Willd. 1005. serrulata, L. lOOG. vlridis, DC. SALICACEJE. SALIX 1007. Candida, Willd. 1008. humilis, Marshall. 1009. discolor, Mulil. 1010. eriocephala, Miclix. 1011. sericca, Marskall. 1012. petiolaris, Smitli. 1013. cordata Muiil. 1014. angusta'ta, Pursli. 1015,, rostrata, Richardson. lOlG, ulba, L. ion. nigra, Marsliall. 1018. Iticida, Muhl. 1019. longifolia, Muhl. 1020. pedicellaris, Pursb 1021. Uva-ursi, Pursh. 1022. repens, L. 1023. herbacea, L. 1024. reticulata, L. b. vestita, And. POPULUS ■ 1025. trcmuloides, Michx. 1026. grandidentata, Miebx. 102 :. heterophylla, L. 1028 monilifera, Ait. 102b. angulata, Ait. 1030. balsamifera, L. 1031. candicans, Ait. 20 THUJA 1045. occidentalis, L. * CUPRESSUS 1046. thyoides, L. ^ JUNIPERUS 1047. communis, L. 1047.* Virginiana, L. TAXUS 1048. baccata, L., var. a. Cana- densis, Gray. ARACE.a3. ARIS.'EMA 1049. lri->hyllum, Torr. PELTANDRA. 1050. Virginica, Raf. CALLA 1051. pahistris, L. SYMPLOCARPUS 1052. faUidu?, Salish. ACORUS 1053. Calamus, L. TYPHACE^. TYPHA 1054. latifolia, L. 1055. angustifolia, L. SPARGANIUM 105G. eurycarpum, Enguhn, 1057. raniosum, Hudson. 1058. simplex, Hudson. 1059. natans L.,vai: a. a,{Tmc, Fries. lOGO. augustifolium, Micbx. .• Lemnaceje. LEMNA PINACEiE. 1061. trisuica, L. 1062. minor, L. PINUS 1063. polyrrhiza, L. 1032. Banks iana, Lambert. 1064. gibba, L. 1033. inops. Ait. 1034. resiriosa, Ait. NAIADACEiS. 1035. mitis, Michx. 1036. rigida, Miller. NAIAS 1037. Taeda, L. 1065. flexilis, Rostk. 1038. Strobus, L. ZANNICHELLIA ABIES 1066. palustri.s, L. 1039. balsamea, Marshall. ZOSTER A 1040. Fraseri, Pursh. 1067. marina, L. 1041. Canadensis, Michx. POTAMOGETON 1042. nigra, Poir. 1068. pectinatns, L. 1043. alba, Michx. 1069. Robbinsii, Oakcs. LARTX 1070. hybridus, iAIichx. 1044. Americana, Michx. 1071. diversifolius, Barton 21 ma- POTAMOGETON 1072. puBillus, L. 1073. paueiflorus, Pursh. 1074. Niagarensis, Tuckerm. 1075. compressus, L. 1076. perfoliatus, L. 1077. praelongu3, Wulf 1078. lucens, L. 1079. fluitans, Roth 1080. natans, L. 1081. heterophyllus, Schreber. ALISMACEJE. TRIGLOOHIN 1082. palustre, L. 1083. maritimum, L. SCHEUCHZERIA 1084. palustris, L. ALISMA 1085. Plantago, L. a. Americana, Gray. ECHINODORUS 1086. subiilatus, Engelm. SAGITTARIA 1087. variabilis, Engelm. , HYDROCHARTDACE^. LIMNOBl UM 1088. SpoDgia, Richard. ANACHARIS 1089. Canadensis, Plauchon. VALLISNERIA 1000. spiralis, L. ORCHIDACEJE, ORCHIS 1091. spectabilis, L. GYMNADENIA 1002. tridentata, Lindl. PLATANTHERA 1093. obtusata, Lindl. 1094. rotimdifolia, Lindl. 1095. orbiculata, Lindl. 1096. Hookeri, Lindl. 1037. bracteata, Torr. 1098. hyperborf~, Lindl. 1099. dilatata, Lindl. 1100. flava, Gray. 1101. ciliaris, Lindl. 1102. blephariglottis, Limll. 1103. leucophiea, Niitt. 1104. lacera, Gray. 1 105 psychodes, Gray. 1106. fimbriata, Lindl. GOODYERA 1107, repens, R. Br. GOODYERA 1108. pubescens, R. Br. 1109. decipiens, R. Br. SPIRANTHE3 1110. gracilis, Bigelow. 1111. latifolia, Torr. 1112. cernua, Richard. 1113. graminea, Torr. LISTERA 1114. cordata, R. Br. 1115. convallarioides, Hook. »ARBTHUSA » 1116. bulbosa, L. POGONIA 1117. ophioglossoides, Nutt. 1118. pendula, Lindl. CALOPOGON 1119. pulchellus, R. Br. CALYPSO 1120. borealis, Salisb. MIOROSTYLIS 1121. monopbyllos, Lindl. 1122. ophioglo?8oides, Nutt. LIPARIS 1123. liliifolia, Richard. 1124. Locselii, Richard. CORALLORHIZA 1125. innata, R. Br. 1126. multiflora, Nutt. 1127. odontorhiza, Nutt, 1128. Macraei, Grc . APLEOTRUM 1129. hyemale, Nutt. CYPRIPEDIUM 1130. pubescens, Willd, 1131. parviflorum, Salish, 1132. candidum, Muhl, 1133. spectabile, Swartz. 1134. acaule. Ait, 1135. arietinum, R. Br. AMARYLLIDACEiE. . HYPOXIS 1 136. creeta, L. IRIDACE^. IRIS. 1137. versicolor, L. 1138. Virginica, L. 1139. lacustris, Nutt. SISYRYNOHIUM 1140. Bermudiana, L. DIOSCOREACEJE. DIOSCOREA 1141. villosa, L, 22 !^ 1147. 1148. i 149. 1150 SMILACEiE. SVIILAX 1142. rotundifoiia, F^. 1143. glauca, Walt. 1144. iiispida, Muhl. 1145. herbacca, L. TRILLIUM 1146. cernijum, h. crectuni, L. b. album., Grav. prandiflorum, Safisb. nivale, Riddell. erythrocarnura Mich.x. MEDEOLA 1151. Virginica, L. LIUACEiE. 'POLYGONATUM 1152. bifiorum, Ell. 1153. giganteum, Dietricli. SMILACINA 1154. racemosa, Desf. 1155. stellata, Desf. 1156. trifolia, Desf. 1157. bifolia, Ker. CONVALLARIA 1158. majaiis L. OLLVrONJA 1150. borealis, Raf. ALLiaM il60. tricoccum, Ait. 1161. Schoenoprasum, L. 1162. Canadeuse, Kalm. LILIU.VI 1 163. Philadelphlcum, L. 1164. Canadense, L. 1165. superbum, L. KRYTHRONIUM 1106. .ti^mericanum, Sniiih. IVEELANTHACE^. r VOL ARIA 11G7. grandiflora, Sinitli. 1168. perfoliata, L. 1169. sessilifoliu, L. PR03ARTES 1170. lanuginosa, Dou. STREPT0PU3 1171. amplexifoliua, DO. 1173. roseus, Micbx ZYGADENUS 1173. glauciu, Nult. VERATRUM 1174. viride. L. CHAMiELIRIUM J 175. luteum, Gray. TOFIELDIA 1176. glutinosa, Willd. 1177. pubens, Ait. 1178. palustris, Hudson. JXTNCACEJE. LUCEOLA 1179. pilosa, Willd, 1180. parvillora, Dcsv. a. melanocarpa, E. Merer. IISI. campestris, DC?. 1182. arcuata, Meyer. 1183. spicata, Desvaux. JUNCUS 11S4. effusus, L. 1185. filiforinis, L- 1186. Balticus, Willd. 1187. setrtceus, Rostk. 1188. scirpoides, Lam. 1189. paradoxus, E. Meypr. 1190. acuminatus, Michx. 1191. articulatiig, L. 1192. nodosus, L. 1193. Conradi, Tuckerm. 1194. marginatus, Rostk. 1195. trifidus, L. 1196. tenuis, Willd. 1197. Greenii, Oakes k Tuckerm. 1198. bulbosus, L. 1199. bufonius, L. 1200. fluitan.s, Michx. FONTEDERI ACEJE. PONTEDERIA 1201. cordata, L. SCHOLLERA 1202. graminea, Willd. XYRIDACEJE. XYRIrf 120.-!. bulbosa, Kunth. ERIOCAULONACEiE. ERIOCAULOX 1204. septangnhirc, Withering. C?YPERACE.^. CYPERUS 1205. Havescens, L. 1206. diandrus, Torr 1207. Nutalii, Torr. 1208. Engelmanni, Stead, 1209. strigosus, L. I CYPERUS. 1210. inflexiis, Muhl. 1211. phymatodcs, Muhl. 1212. Schweinitzii, Torr. 1213. filiculmis, Vahl. DULICHIUM 1214. spathiiceum, Vers. ELEOOflARlS 1215. obtusa, SchuUes. 1216. olivacea, Torr. 1217. palustris, R. Br. 12L8, roatellata, Torr. 1219. intermedia, Scliullf.9 1220. tenuis, Schultes. 1221. compressa, SuUivant. 1222. acicularis, R. Br. SCIRPUS 1223. cfespitosua. L. pungens, Vnlii. 1224. 1225. 1226. 1227. 1228. 1229. 1230. Torreyi, Olnev lacjstris, L. maritimus, L. sylvaticus, L. paucifoliua, SmilL. Eriophorum, Mlcli.x. ERIOPHORUJI 1231. alpinum, L. 1232. vaginatum, L. 1233. Virginicum, L. 1234. polystacliyon, L. 1235. gracile, Kocli. 1236. ru93eolum, Torr anJ Gray. RHYNCHOSPORA. 1237. fusca, Roem. & Scbult. 1238. alba, Vahl. 1239. capillacea, Torr. * 1240. gloraerata, Vahl. C LABIUM 1241. mariscoides, Torr. SCLKRIA 1242. verticiUata, Muhl. CAREX 1243. gynocrates, Wormsk. 1244. exUis, Dewey. 1245. scirpoidea, Michx. 1246. capi^ta, L. 1247. pauciflora, Lightf. 1248. polytrichodes. Mnhl. 1249. WiUdenovii, Schk. 1250. Backii, Boott. 1251. bromoides, Schk. 1252. siccata, Dewey. 1253.'Sartwellii, Dewey. 1254. teietiuscula, Good. b. major, Gray. 1255. decomposita, Muhl. 1256. Tulpinoidea, Michx. 1257. Orus-coTvi, Shuttleworth. CAREX 1258. 1259. 126{i 1261. 1262. 1263. 1264. 1265. 1266. 1267. 1268. 1269. 1270. 1271. 1272 1273. 1274. 1275. 1276. 1277. 1278. 1279. 1280. 1281. 1282. 1283. 1284. 1285. 1286. 1287. 1288. 1289. 1290. 1291. i292. 1293. 1294. 1295. 1296. 1297. 1298. 1299. 1300. 1301. 1302. 1303. 1304. 1305. 1306. 1307. 1308. 1309. 1310. 1311. . 1312. stipata, lluhl vulpina, L. 3parganioide.s, Muhl. cephalophora, Muhl. Muhlenbergii, Schk. rosea, Schk. b. radiata, Dewey, retrofiexa, Muhl. chordorhiza, Ehrh. tenella, Schk. trisperma, Dewey, tenuiflora, Wuhl. canescens, L. vitilis, Fries. Deweyana, Schw. stellulata, Good, sychocephala, Onity. rigida, Boott. scoparia, Schk. lagopodioides, Schk. adusta, Boott. festucacea, Schk. Btraminea, Schk. Liddoni, Boott. torta, Boolt. vulgaris, FrJe.s. aperta, Boott. stricta. Lam. aquatilis, Wahl. lenticulari.s, Michi. salina, Wahl maritima, Vahl. crinita, Laiu. liraosa, L. irrigua, Smith. Buxbaumii, Wahl. Vahlii, Schk. a. elata, Gray, atrata, L. aurea, Nutt. livida, Willd. tetanica, Schk. Crawei, Dewey, granularis, Muhl. pallescens, L. conoidea, Schk. grisea, Wahl. formosa, Dewey, gracillima, Schw. virescens, Muhl. triceps, Michx. plantaginea. Lam. platyphylla. Carey. digitaMs, Willd. laxiflora. Lam. oligocarpa, Schk. Hitchcockianfl, Dewey. ;# 24 CAREX 1313. eburnea, Boott. 1314. pedunculatn, Muhl 1315. vaginata, Tanacli. 1316. umbellata, Schk. 1317. Novffi-Anglia', S''hw. 1318. Pennsylvanica, Laiu. 1319. varia, Muhl. 1320. Richardsonii, R. Br. 1321. pubesceng, Muhl. 1322. miliacea, Muhl. 1323. scabrata, Schw. 1324. arctata, Boott. 1325. debllis, Michx. 1326. capillaris, L. 1327. flexilis, Rudge 1328. flava, L. ' 1329. (Ederi,Ehrb. 1330. filiformis, L. 1331. lanuginosa, Miclix. 1332. vestita, Willd. 1333. Houghtonii, Torr. 1334. striata, Michx. 1335. lacustris, Willd. 1336. aristata, R. Br. 1337. trichocarpa, Muhl. 1338. comosa, Boott. 1339. Pseudo-Cyperus, L. 1340. mirata, Dewey. 1341. hystricina, Willd. 1342. tentaculata, Muhl. 1343. intumescens, Rudge. 1344. Canadensis, Dew. 1345. folliculata, L. 1346. rostrata, Michx. 13i7. subulata, Michx. 1348. lupulina, Muhl. 1349. squarrosa, L. 1350. Macounii, Dew. 1351. retrorsa, Schw. 1352. Bellavlllft, Dew. 1353. Schweinitzii, Dewey. 1354. vesicaria, L. 1355. Vaseyi, Dewey. 1356. monile, Tuckerni. 1357. ampuUacea, Good. 1358. Hartii, Dewey. 1359. cylindrica, Schw, 1360. bullata, Schk. 1361. oligosperma, Michx. 1362. longirostris, Torr. 1363. bi color, All. GRAMINACE^. LEE RSI A 1364. oryzoides, Swartz. 1365. Virginica, Willd. ZIZANIA 136G. aquatica, L. 1307. fluitans, Michs. ALOPECURUS 1368. geniculalus, L. 1369. aristulatus, Michx. • PHLEUM 1370. pratense, L. 1371. alpinum, L. VILFA 1372. vaginfeflora, Torr. SPOROBOLUS 1373. heterolepsis, Gray. 1374. cryptandrus, Gray. AGROSTIS 1375. perennans, Tuckerm. 1376. scabra, Willd. 1377. vnlgaris, With. 1378. alba, L. CINNA 1379. arundinacea, L. b. pendula, Gray MUHLENBERGIA. 1380. glomerata, Trin. 1381. Mexicana, Trin. 1382. sylvatica, Torr. & Gr. 1383. Willdenovii, Trin 1384. capillaris, Kunth. ' ' BRACHYELYTRUM 1385. aristatum, Beauv. CALAMAGROSTIS 1386. Canadensis, Beaur. 1387. coarctata, Torr. 1388. longifolia, Hook. 1389. arenaria, Roth. ORYZOPSIS 1390. melanocarpa, Muhl. 1391. asperifolia, Michx. 1392. Canadensis, Torr. STIPA 1393. Richardsonii, Link. 1394. avenacea, L. SPARTINA 1395. cynosuroides, Willd'. 1396. polystachya, Willd. 1397. juncea, Willd. BOUTELOUA 1398. curtipendula, Grav. CYNODON 1399. Dactylon, Pers. GRAPHEPHORUM 1400. melicoides, Beauv. b. major, Gray. DACTYLIS 1401. glomerata, L. KOiLERIA 1402. cristata, Pers. EATOJfIA 1403. obtnsata, Gray. 1404. Pennsylvanica, Gray. GIYCERIA ^ 1405. Canadensia, Triii. 1406. obtusa, Triri. 1407. elongata, Trin. 1408. nervata, Trin. 1409. pallida, Trin. 1410. aquatica, Smith. 1411. fluitans, II. Br. 1412. acutiflora, Torr. 1413. maritima, Wabl. BRIZOPYRUM 1414. spicatum, Hook. , POA 1415. annua, L. 141C. laxa, Hasnk", 1417. alpina, L. 1418. brevifolia, Muhl. 1419. flexuosa, Muhl. 1420. alsodes, Gray 1421. debilis, Torr. 1422. serotina, Ehrii. 1423. nemoralis, L. 1424. trivial^, L. 1425. pratensis, L. 1426. compressa, L. ERAGR0STI3 1427. reptans, Nees. BRIZA 1428. media, L. FESTUCA 1429. tenella, Willd. 1430. ovina, L, b. diiriuscuia, Grav. 1431. elatior, L. ' 1432. nutans, Willd. RROMUS 1433. secalinus, L. 1434. Kalmii, Gray. 1435. ciliatns, L. PHRAGMITES 1436. communis, Trin LOLIUM 1437. perenne, L. TRITICUxM 1438. repens, L. 1439. caninum, L. 1440. dasystacbyum, Gray. 1441. nov, sp. IIORDEUM. 1442. jubatum, L. ELYMUS 1443. Virginicns, L. 1444. Canadensis, L, 1445. europaeus, L. 1446. mollis, Trin, GYMNOSTICHUM 1447. Hystrix, Schreb. AIRA 1448. flexuosa, L. 1449. caespitosa, L. 1450. atropurpurea, Wabl. DANTHONIA 1451. spicala, Beauy. TRISETUM 1452. subspicatum, Beauv, a. moUe, Gray. AVENA 1453. striata, Mlchx. HOLCUS 1454. lanatus, L. HIEROOHLOA 1455. borealis, Roeai. & Shultes. 1456. alpina, Roem. & Schultes. ANTHOXANTHUM. 1457. odoratum, L. PHALARIS. 1458. arundinacea, L. MILIUM. 1459. eff'usum, L. PANICUM. ,^^ 1460. filiforme, L. 1461, g-ZaZirwrn, Gaudiu. 1462. sanguinale, L. ■■,',], 14C3. agrostoidcs, Spreng. 1464. capillare, L. / 1465. autumnale, Rose. 1466. virgatum, L. 1467. latifolium, L. 1468. clandestinum L. 1469. microcarpon,'Muhl. 1470. xanthophysum, Gray. 1471. dicbotomum, L. 1472. depauperatum, Muhl. 1473. Cru.i.galli, L. SETARIA 1474. verticillata, Beauv. 1475. (jlauca, Beauv. 1476. viridis, Beauv. CENCHRIJS. 1477. tribuloides, L. ANDROPOGON. 1478. furcatus, Muhl. 1479. scoparius, Michx. 1480. argenteus, Ell. . SORGHUM. 1481. nutans, Gray. EQUISETACEiE. EQUISETUM, 1482. arvense, L. 1483. eburneum, Schreber, 1484. pratense, Ehrb. 26 EQUISETDM 1485. sylvaticum, L. 1486. limosum, L. 1487. palustre, L. 1488. robustum, Braun. 1489. bjemale, L. 1490. variegatum, Schleicher 1491. 8cirpoide.-j, Michx. POLYPODIACE-aS. POLYPODIUM. 1492. vulgare, L. 1493. Phegopteris, L. 1494. hexagonopterunu, Michx. 1495. Dryopteris, L. STRUTHIOPTERIS 1496. Germanica, Willd. ALLOSORUS 1497. acrostichoides, Gray. 1498. gracilis, Presl. 1499. atropurpureus, Kunze. PTERIS. 1500. aquilina, L. ADIANTDM 1501. pedatum, L. WOODWARDIA 1502. Virgioica, Willd CAMPTOSORUS 1503. rhizophyllus, Liok. SCOLOPENDRIUM 1504. vulgare, L. ASPLENIUM 1505. Trichomanes, L. 1506. ebeneum, Ait. 1507. viride, Hudson. 1508. angustifolium, Michx. 1509. thelypteroides, Michx. 1510. Filix-foemina, R. Br. DICKSONIA 1511. punctilobula, Kantc. WOODSIA. .'.512 llrensis, R. Br. 1513. glabella, R. Br. CYSTOPTERIS. 1514. hyperhorea, R, Br. 1515. bulbifera, Bernh. 1516. fragilia, Bernh. ASPIDIUM. 1617. Thelypteris, Swartz. 1618. Noreboracense, Wild. ASPIDIUM 1519. spinulosum, Swartz. b, dilatatunn, Gray. c. Boottii, Gray. 1520. cristatum, fewartz. 1521. Goldianum, Hook. 1522. marginale, Swartz. 1523. fragrnns, Swartz'. 1524. aculeatum, Swurtz. a, Braunii, Koch. 1525. acrostichoides, Swartz. 1526. Lonchitis, Sprpnrj. ONOCLEA 1527. sensibilis, L. OSMUND A 1528. regalis, L. b, spectabilis, Gray. 1529. Claytoniana, L. 1530. cinnamomea, L. OPHIOGLOSSACEiE]. BOTRYCHIUM 1531. lunarioides, Swarlz. 1532. obliquum, Muhl. 1633. dissectuni, Muhl. 1534. Virginicum, Swartz b. simplex, Gray. 1535. lunaria, Swartz. OPHiOGLuSSUM 1536. vulgatum, L. LYCOPODIACEJE. LYCOPODIUM 1537. lucidulum, Michx. 1538. Selago, L. 1539. inundatum, L. 1540. annotinum, L. 1541. dendroideum, Michx. 1542. clavatum, L, 1543. complanatum, L. SELAGINELLA 1544. selaginoidps, Gray. 1545. rupestris, Spring. 1546. apus. Spring. MARSILEACEiE. ISOETES 1547. lacustris, L. 27 SPECIES OF DOUBTFUL OCCURRENCE. Thulictrum cluvatum, D.C. Trautvettoria pulmata, Fiscb k Meyer Magnolia acuminata, L. Asmina triloba, Dunal. Nuphar lutea, R. IJr. Cardamine bellidifolia, L. Subularia aquatica, L. Alsine jufliperina, L. Oxalisviolacca, L. Rhamnus lanceolatus, Piirsh. Polygala cruciata, L. Desmodium lineatum, D.C. Cladrastis linctoria, RhC. Cercis Canadensis, L. PoterinmSanguisorba, L. Geum Peckii, Pursh. Poteutilla paradoxa, Nutt. P. frigida, Vill. (Enotbera fruticosa, L. Heuchera villosa, Michx. Hydrocotyle interrupta, AFuhl. Mikania scandens, L. Aster spectabilis. Ait. A. blandius, Pursh. ■ Erigeron alpinum. Hook. E. hyssopifoliunijilichx. Solidag6 virgata, Michx. S. Ohiocnsis, Riddell. y. elliptica, Ait. S. pilosa, Walt. S. lateriflora, L. Chrysopsis falcata, Ell. Gnapbalium sylvaticum, L. Circium pumilum, Spreng. V^accinium stamineura, L. Clethra alnifolia, L. Azalia nudiflora, L. Rhododendron maximum, L. Ilex opaca, Ait. J. glabra, Gray. Pentstemon gracilis, Nutt. Gratiola pilosa, Michx. Pedicularis resupinata, Willd. Trichostema dichotomum, L. Salvia lyrata, L. Phlox raaculata, L. Ipomcea pandurata, L. Ouscuta compacta, Juas. Sabbatia stellaris, Pursh. S. gracilis, Salisb. Pleurogyne rotata, Griesb. Asclepias incarnata, L. Gonolobus hirsutus, Michx. Kagus sylvatica, L. Orontium aquaticum, L. Ruppia maritima, L. Potamogeton crispum, L. Alisma natans, Willd. Pogonia verticiilata, Nutt, Allium stellatum, Nutt. Lilium Catesbaei, Walt. Erytbronium albidum, Nutt. Zygadenus glaberrimus, Michx. Stenanthium, angnstifolium, Gray. Eriocaulon decangulare, L. Eleocharis equisetoides, Torr. Carex panicea, L. Eragrostis capillaris, Nets. Trisetum, palustre, Torr. Panicum pauciflorum, Ell. Polypodium Robertiauum, Hoffm. Aspleninm marinum, L. A. Ruta-muraria,"L. A. septentrionale, Hoflftn. .Aspidium Filix-mas, Swartz. Lygodium palmatum, Swartz. Botrychiuna lanceolatum, Watl. Azolla Caroliniana, Willd. Marsilea mucronata, L. Salvinia natans, L. J I OCCASIONALLY ESCAPED Berberia ▼ulgaris, L. Hesperis matricularis, L. Sinapis alba, L. Draba, muralia, L. Lepidiura ruderale, L. RaphamiB raphanistrum, U. Silene Armeria, L. Lychnis flos-cuculi, L. L, vespertina, Sibth. Scleranthus annuiis, L. Portulacca grandiflora, L. Malra Moscbafa, L. Abutilon Avicennas, Gaertn. Hibiscus Trionum, L. Linutn usitatissimum, L. Crataegus oxycantha, L, Sedum Telephium, L. S acre, L. Scabiosa atropurpurca, L. Antbemis arvensis, L. Achillea Ptarmica, L. Artimpsia Absinthium, I,. 28 FROM CULTIVATION ABOUT DWELLINGS, &C. Centaurea nigra, L. Cnicus benedictus, L. Lampsana communis, L. Tragopogon pratense, L, Sonchus palustris, L. Veronica Chamffidrys, L, V trphyllos, L. Pediculaiis palustris, L. ?atureia liortensis, L . Melissa officinalis, L, Lamiutn purpureum, L. Ipomea purpurea, Lam. Krythriea Centaurium, Pcrs. Ligustrum vulgaru, L. Blitum Bonus-Hcnrlcus, Reichenb. •Clienopodium Dotrys, L. Euphorbia Oyparissias, L, K Peplus, L. Tradescantia Virginica L. Kragrosiis poojoides, Beauv. IMifilari; Canarienaia, 1,. ^^^(^'^t^'^Mlr^ m- , £C. PREPARING FOR THE PRESS, Dedicated, by permission, to the Rev. Prof. Hincks, F.L.S., F.Z.S. tfcc. dkc. HANDBOOK OF THE CANADIAN FLORA, A DESCKIPTION OF TBI FLOWERING PLANTS AND FERNS OF CAJ^TADA, BY THE REV. J. HUBBERT, M.A.. Ph.D. FliLLOW OF THE BOTANICAL SOCIETY OP CANADA, MEM. ENT. 80C. CAN., MEM. CAN. INST., COR. MEM. ESSEX INSTITUTE, PROF. OF NATURAL HIST. IN St. FRANCIS COLLEGE, RICHMOND, C. E., ETC., BIC, KTC. ILLUSTRATING THE GENERA OF THE GRASSES AND FERNS. mi FLORA OF CANADA, In one Octavo vol., containing about 600 pages. The object of this work is to furnish to Amateurs and Students of Canadian Botany, a Manual of the Science, so far combining the characters of fulness and scientific precision, with freedom from unnecessary technicality, that .i person with no previous knowledge of the subject, and provided only with the " Handbook " and a good pocket-lens, may easily become acquainted with the names, properties, and habitats of our native and naturalized Plants. CONTENTS. I. II. Introductory sketch of structural and systematic Botany. List of Authorities referred to in this work, with the resi- dence, profession, &c., of each. Artificial Analytical Key; • r Scientific arrangement of the Classes, Alliances, and Natural Orders of Plants. Description of the Classes, Orders, Genera, Species, and im- portant Varieties of Canadian Plants, with their general Geographical range, distribution in Canada, uses, period of Flowering, Synonomy when several well-known names arc in use for the same plant, Analytical Tables for facilitatr ing reference to sub-groups, &c. &c: VI. Index of Technical Terms. VII. Index of Latin and English name?. Ill, IV. V. ^ mts ling rom Jge i a fios, isi- ral m- ral of irc it-