Flora of West Virginia

Charles Frederick Millspaugh, Lawrence William Nuttall

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• Botany
• West Virginia

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• Langue: English
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PUBLICATION 9.
Vol. No. 2.i,Botanical Series.
FLORA
OF
WEST VIRGINIA
BY
FREDERICKCHARLES MILLSPAUGH,
ofCurator, Botany,Department
LAWRENCE WILLIAM NUTTALL
U. S. A.CHICAGO,
1896.January,PUBLICATIONS OF THE MUSEUM.
For the convenience of scientific workers it has been deemed
to issue the of the Museum in series^expedient publications separate
for each of the sciences The series thus farrepresented. following
have been established: Historical, Botanical,Geological, Zoological,
andOrnithological Anthropological.
A consecutive number has been the entire set ofgiven pub-
lications to indicate the order of issue. Each series,departmental
has its own volume number and individual consecutive'however,
the literature of the orscience,pagination, making general subject,
and for or beindependent complete separate binding; they may
bound in order of without relation to Proceed-publication subject.
and hand-books andfnemoirs, bulletins,ings, monographs, catalogues
of are included within the of thecollections, scope publications.
Full lists of the of the Museum be found in thepublications may
Annual of the Director.Report
Publications are sent to societies and institutions of a public
character that with their own literature and to a limitedreciprocate
number of scientists who are able to exchange.
Two have been issued of the Botanical series: Con-publications
tribution to the Flora of Yucatan and The Flora of West(Pub. 4);
Contribution II to the Flora of Yucatan is inVirginia (Pub. 9).
^preparation.
FREDERICK V. SKIFF,J.
Director.CONTENTS.
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Introductory, 69
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Botanical 70History,
Features of the .-Flora, 71Special
-The 76Sylva,
of the 80Flora,Summary
-of the 81Catalogue Species,
Host Index of the Fungi, 234
Local Plant 261Names,
-Generic Index, 264
ILLUSTRATIONS.
-PI. V. River Birches at WestSutton, FRONTISPIECEVirginia,
-PI. VI. of WestMap Virginia, 169
-PI. VII. Rhus radicans, Linn., 215