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86 FLORA OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY. tEupatorium teucrifolium, Willd. September. tEupatorium rotundifolium, L. August and September. tEupatorium pubescens, Muhl. Forms occur uniting this species and the preceding. September. + Eupatorium sessilifolium, L. Upland Boneset. July to September. ;Tiupatorium sessilifolium x pubescens, Gray. "Between sessilifolium and puiescens" (Professor Asa Gray). Above Pierce's MiU. September 30, 1877. .tEupatorium perfoliatum, L. Thorough wort. Boneset. A specimen with all the leaves in whorls of three was found by Prof. M. H. Doo- little, October 26, 1879, near the Receiving Reservoir. August to October. tEupatorium ageratoides, L. White Snakeuoot. August, September. tEupatorium aromaticum, L. Septeuiber. tCouoclinium ccelestinum, DC. ^Eupatorium, Benth. & Hook., Gen. PI.] Mist- Flower. August to October. tMikania scandens, L. Climbing Hemp-weed. Climbing Boneset. Marshes; Four Mile Run; Eastern Branch, »&c. September. tKuhnia eupatorioides, L. False Boneset. Woodley Park ; Terra Cotta. Root very large and deep. September. Liatris scariosa, Willd. Button Snakeroot. Blue Blazing Star. Near Fort Bennett, Va. Only a single specimen found, October 24, 1873, in an advanced state. Iiiatris graminifolia, Willd. Gay Feather. September. Ijiatris graminifolia, Willd., var. dubia, Gray. Distinction close if it really exists. September. t Chrysopsis Mariana, Nutt. Golden Aster. Maryland Golden Star. August, September. tSolidago bicolor, L. Golden Rod. September, October. Solidago bicolor, L., var. concolor, Gray. September, October. t Solidago latifolia, L. August to October. i Solidago caesia, L. September to October.
Solidago stricta, Ait. FLORA OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY. 87 Terra Cotta Swamp. Middle to end of September. Solidago speciosa, Nutt., var. angustata, Gray, A very distinct form with much the habit of S. bicolor, but larger, the stem smooth below, as also the ample radical leaves ; flowers yellow and showy. Although Pro- fessor Gray has referred it to the above species, still it bears no resemblance to forms from the West (Arkansas) which have also been so referred by the same authority. It will probably be erected into a species. September, October. Solidago Virga-aurea, L., var. humilis, Gray. Rocks on the Virginia side of the Potomac, below Chain Bridge. Large, often a meter in height. August, September. Solidago rigida, L. Woodley Park. A single specimen found, September 22, 1878. Solidago elliptica, Ait. This species, which has now been found in several places (Reform School, Terra Cotta Swamp, near Bladensburg, &c.), and has been distributed thus far under the name of S. neglecta, Torr. & Gray, has, upon more careful examination, been now referred to S. elliptica, though exhibiting numerous variances from the descriptions given of that plant. September. Solidago arguta, Ait. The earliest flowering species of our Golden Rods. Middle of July to August. t Solidago altissima, L. A rough and a smooth form. August. Solidago ulmifolia, Muhl. Elm-leaved Golden Rod. August, September. Solidago odora, Ait. Sweet Golden Rod. Late in July and through August. Solidago nemoralis, Ait. Middle of August to October. Solidago rupestris, Raf. Virginia shore of Potomac, below Little Falls. August 1 to middle of September. Solidago Canadensis, L. September, October. Solidago gigantea, Ait. Virginia shore of Potomac, below Little Falls ; also near Bladensburg. Septem- ber to middle of October. t Solidago lanceolata, L. Late in September or in October. t Sericocarpus solidagineus, Nees. White-topped Aster. Middle to end of June. i Sericocarpus conyzoides, Nees. Last of Jime or first of July.
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g PREFACE. Prof. J. W. Cliickering,
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INDEX [Species are not indexed exce
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Balm 105 of Gilead 117 Balmony 101
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INDEX. 243 Page. Carex polyraorpha
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Introduced species, Number of, from
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