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244 INDEX. Cinna 131,195 Cinnamon Fern 139 Cinque-Foil 78 Ciicisa 81,161 Cirsium 92 Cistaceae 51, 66 Cistineas 51 Claggett Estate 21 Clammy Azalea 95 Chickweed 68 Ciipbea 80 ClassLflcation adopted 50 Claytonia 69, 153 Virginica 28, 33 Clayton's Cliff-Brake 138 Flowering Fern 139 Clearweed Ill Cleavers 84 Clematis 61,148 ochroleuca 24, 55 Climacinm 142,204 Climbing Bittersweet 72 Boneset 86 False Buckwheat 108 Fern 139 Hemp-weed 86 Cliff-Brake 138 Clitoria 76,157 Mariana 25 Closed Gentian 98 Clotbur 90 Clothed Lip -Fem 137 Clover 74 Club-Moss 139,140 Family 139 Club-Eusb 126 Clump-head Grass 126 Cnicus 92, 169 pnmilus 12 Cockle 68 Cocklebur 90 Cockspur Thorn 79 Spines of the, as dissecting needles 211 Colic-root 120 Colic-weed 64 Collecting, Essential apparatus for 213 Collection of Plants 212 an art 210, 212 Collinsonia 104, 177 Canadensis 49 Collinson's Flower 104 Columbine 62 Comandra 110, 181 Comfrey 99 Commelyna 124, 189 CommelynacesB 124 Common Addor's-Tongue 139 Afirrimony 78 Ameiican Dodder 100 Beggar- ticks 91 Blueberry 94 Blue Violet 67 Cat -tail 117 Chain-Fern 138 Common Chickweed 68 Dandelion 93 Day-ilower 124 Everlasting 89 Flax 71 Hair-Grass 134 Hop Ill Horsetail 137 Hound's-Tongue 99 Mallow 70 Meadow-Grass 132 Milkweed 97 Moming-Glory 100 Motherwort 106 Mulleru 101 Names 54 Tendency of naturalists to eschew 54 in how far approved 54 Uses of 55 Occasional persistency of . 55 not repeated for each species of a genus 59 Nightshade 100 Pimpernel 96 Plantain 106 Polypody 137 Rush 123 Smartweed 108 Sow Thistle 93 Speedwell 102 St. John's-wort 70 Stramonium 101 Sunflower 90 Thistle 92 Wood-Fern . -. 139 Comparison of the Flora of 1830 with that of 1880 11 Comparisons of the local flora with other floras 36-47 Compositse 85 Genera in, that have been changed by Bent ham and Hooker in the Genera Plantarum 53 Composite Family 85 Comstock, J. M., Discovery by, of Ophio- glossura vulgare 139 Comstock, Professor J. H., Plants discovered by 24,84,111 Discovery by, of Viburnum pubescens 84 of Morus alba Ill Concluding Remarks 55 Cone-Flower 90 Conifera3 137 Conoclinium 86, 165 Conopholis 103, 176 Convolvulaceae 100 Convolvulus 100, 174 Coral-berry 84 Corallorhiza 120, 187 Coral-root 120 Cord-Grass 132 Coreopsis 91, 168
Coreopsis discoidea rosea verticillata Com Chamomile INDEX. Page. Cockle - 68 Gromwell 99 Speedwell 103 Cornaceae 83 Cornel 83 Abundant species of 48, 49 Corn-Poppy 64 Corn-Salad 85 Corniis 83, 163 alternifolia 48 florida 30,48 sericea 48 Corpse-Plant 96 Corydalis 64,150 aurea 12, 16 25 12 49 flavula 16,29 glauca 12, 15 Corylus 112,183 rostrata 13 Cotton-Graas 126 Cotton-Thistle ..-- 92 Cottonwood 116 Couch-Grass 134 Cowbane 82,83 Cow-Parsnip 83 Cowslip 96, 99 Cow-Wheat 102 Crab-Apple 78 Crab-Grass 132,135 Crane-Fly Orchis 120 Cranesbill 71 Crassulacese 79 Cratjegus 78,160 Crus-galli 211 parvifolia 23 tomentosa 12 Credit given to the discoverers of rare species 58 Creeping Crowfoot 62 Greek Valerian 99 Cress 64, 65, 66 Crested Dwarf Iris 121 Shield-Fern 138 "Wood-Fem..... 138 Crop-Grass 135 Crotalaria 74, 156 Crowfoot 21,62,140 Family 61 Crownbeard 91 CruciferjB 64 Cryptogamia Cryptogams, Dates given for, those of devel- 137 oped spores 59 Cryptotajnia 82,162 Crystal Springs 20 Cucurbitaceae 81 Cudweed 89 Culture destined to become more scientific. 58 liberal. Importance of making sci- ence a part of 55 advantages of botany as a branch of 56 91 Culver's Physic Cunila Cuphea Cupressus thyoidea CnpulifersB Curled Dock Curly Head Currant Cursed Crowfoot 245 Page. 102 104,178 80,161 13 112 109 55,61 Curtiss, A. H., Discovery by, of Polygala Curtissii 68 Curtiss's Milkwort 68 Cuscuta 100,175 Custard-Apple Family 63 Cnstis Spring 24 Cut-leaved Toothwort 65 Cuvier and Lamarck, their views contrasted 57 Cylindrothecium 142,204 Cynodon 132,195 Cynoglossum 99, 174 Cynthia 53,93,170 DandeUon 222 Cyperacese 124 Cyperus 124,190 erythrorhizos 24 flavescens 13 flavicomus 13 ovularis 50 phymatodes 50 rotundus, var. Hydra 13 strigosus 50 virens 22 Cypripedium 120, 187 p ubescens 20 spectabUis 13 Cyprus Grass 124 Cystopteris 139,200 Cytisus 74,156 Dactylis 132,196 Daisy Fleabane 89 Damp papers, How to dry 222 DandeKon 93 Cynthia 93 Dangleberry 94 Danthonia 134,197 spicata 50 Dark Purple Kock-Brake 138 Daniel Dates of flowering, how given in the gen- 134 eral catalogue 59 Datura 101, 175 Daucus 82,162 Day-flower 124 Day-Lily 123 Dead-Nettle 106 Deerberry 49, 94 Deer-Grass 80 Delphinium 62,149 tricome 23 Dentaria 51, 65, 150 heterophylla laciniata 29, 49 79 62 28
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