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254 INDEX. Page. Moimting plants, Directions for, witii glue. 227, 228 with gummed strips. . . 229 Precautions in 230 Mouse-ear Chickweed 68 Cress 66 Everlasting 89 Mucilage for gumming strips. How to make 228,229 Mud-Plantain 124 Muhlenbergia 131, 195 Mexicana 50 sylvatica 50 Mulberry Ill Mulgedium 53,93,170 Mullein 101 Muscari 123,188 Muaci 140 and Hepaticse, by whom furnished. .. 9, 140 Musquash-Koot 82 Mustard 66 Family 64 Myosotis 99,174 arvensis 24 Myrica 112, 123 Myricaceae 112 MyriophyUum 80,160 Myrtle 97 Nabalus 53,92,170 albus 49 Fraaeri 49 Naiad 118 Naiadacete 118 Naias 118, 185 Naked-beard Grass 132 Names of localities, how obtained 18, 19 vs. things, as objects of scientific study 54,211 Narrow-leaved Cat-tail 117 Spleenwort 138 Vervain 104 Nasturtium 64, 150 amphibium 12 lacustre 23 obtusum 238 National Park, Advantages of the Rock Creek Region as a 19 Reform School 25 "Native "Wild Flowers and Ferns of the United States" 55 Nature, Problems of, inverse order in which they have been studied 57 Necklace Poplar 116 Ncckweed 102 Needles, dissecting. Thorns as substitutes for 211 Nogundo 73, 155 aceroides 22, 31 Noillia 77, 158 Nolumbium luteum 12 Nopeta 105, 178 Glcchoma 29, 49 Nesaia 80, 161 verticillata 22 Page. Netted Chain-Fern 138 Netted-leaved Vervain 104 Nettle 110, 111 Family 110 New Jersey Tea 72 New York Shield-Fern 138 Nicandra 101, 175 Nightshade 100 Family 100 Nimble-"Will 131 Nine-Bark 77 NiteUa 144, 207 Nonesuch 74 Northeastern United States, Flora of the ... 42 Northern Fox-Grape 72 Notes, Field, when to be taken 218 Nuphar 63, 149 Nursery, An abandoned, of Acer daaycarpum and Populus alba near Pierce's mill. 20 Nut-Rush 126 Nutt, Major, Discovery by, of Quercus ilicifoUa 113 Nyctaginacese 51 Nymphsea .64, 149 odorata 23 Nympheeaceae 63 Nyssa 83, 163 multiflora 48 Oak 112-114 Predominant species of 48 Family 112 Oakesia 122,188 Oat-Grass 131, 134 Obliterated species, A few, retained 10 Obolaria 98,173 Virginica 20, 28 Obtuse-leaved Woodsia 139 CEnothera 81,161 fruticosa 49 var. linearis 22 Oldberg, Rudolph, Republication of his catalogue of Musci and Hepaticae 9, 140 Old-Witch Grass 135 Oleacea) 97 Olive Family 97 Onagraceso 51, 80 Onagrarieae 51 One-flowered Broom-rape 103 Onion 121 Ouoclea 139,200 Onopordon 92,169 Ouosmodium 100, 174 Carolinianum, var. moUe 13 Virginianum 25 Opera-glass, as substitute for field-glass 215 Ophioglossaceao 139 Ophioglossum 139, 201 vulgatum 20 Opuntia 81,161,222 Orache 107 Orange-Grass 70 Orchard Grass 132 Orchidaceae Orchis 119 119,120,186
INDEX. 255 Pago. Orchis FamDy 119 Order-covers 225 Orders, Arrangement of 51 of which the names given them by European and American authors differ 51 Eank, number of genera, and species and varieties of the sixteen largest . 35 Ornithogalum 123, 188 Orobanchaceio 103 Orobancho 103, 170 Orontium 117, 185 Orpine 79 Family 79 Orthotrichum 141,202 Osage-Orange Ill Osmorrhiza 82, 162 Osmunda 139,201 cinnamomea 50 Clay toniana 50 regalis 50 Ostrya 112,183 Virginica 29 Outlet-Lock 21 Over-cup Oak 112 Oxalis 71,154 comiculata, var. stricta 30 Ox-eye 90 Daisy 92 Packages for exchange. How to make up. .233, 234 "When to send by mail and when by express 234 Importance of doing up securely . . 234 Pjepalanthusflavidus 13 Pale Dock 108 Indian Plantain 92 Touch-me-not 71 Yiolet 67 Palma-Christi 110 Palmer, 'William, Discovery by of Nymphffia odorata 64 of Quercus ilicifolia . 113 of Asplenium angnstifolium 138 Panic-Grass 135 Panicled Hawkweed 93 Panicum 135, 198 depauperatum 50 dichotomum 50 discolor 13 latifolium 5 virgatum 50 Pansy 67 Papaver 64, 149 Papaveracea) 52, 64 Papaw 63 Paper for exchange-packages 233 Thin white, used in pressing plants. . 219 Importance of never removing the plants from the, till drj' 221 Proper size for the 221 Pardanthus 121,187 Parietaria Pcnnsylvanica Ill, 182 24 Page. Paronychia 69, 153 dichotoma 22 ParonychieiB 51 Parsley Family 82 Parsnip 82 Partitions of the herbarium, Size of 225 Partridge-berry 84 Paspalum 134, 198 distichum 13 Passi flora 81, 161 Passitloraceas 51, 81 Passion-Flo wer 81 Family 81 Pastin.ica 51, 82, 162 Patterson, Harry N 43 Peach 76 Pcarlwort 69 Pedicularis 102, 176 Canadensis 29 Pellaea 138,199 Pellia 143,206 Pellitory Ill Peltandra 117, 185 Pencil-Flower 74 Pennycress 66 Pennyroyal 105 Pennywort 82, 98 Penthorum 80, 160 Pentstemon 101, 175 Peppergrass 66 Pepperidge 83 Peppermint 104 Percentages, Table of, in comparison of the local flora with seven other floras 44 Perilla 104,177 ocimoides, var. crispa 20 Periwinkle 97 Persea Carolinensis 13 Persicaria 108 Persimmon 96 Peucedanum 51 Phacelia 99,174 Purshii 23 Phasnogamia 61 Phalaris 134,198 arundinacea 13 Phascum ^ 140,201 Phaseolus 76,158 Phegopteris 138,200 hexagonoptera 50 Philadelphus 79, 160 Philosophical Society of Washington, Out- line of the work presented to the 5 Phleum 131,194 Phlox 98,173 divaricata 30, 32, 49 maculata 25 paniculata 49 subulata 31 Phoradendron HO, 181 103,177 Phryma Phyllanthus Physalis lanceolata Physcomitrium 110,181 100,175 13 142, 203
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