The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-11-21

ern and western states. There the diff
ferent diseases of the Lungs, even Bron-
chitis, Angina catarrhalis, Angina
phlegmonosa, Angina tonsillaris, An,
gina membranecea sive croupOsa will
become in short time predominant
sicknesses, the typhoid fever soon
saps the strength of his physical powers
and there he will be more likely
prostrateo by serious sickness, while
here the rule is predominant: Good
health at all seasons.
The reader is doubtless aware, that
the Natural System:' of Botany, as it
is called, aims to classify plants accord
ing to their affinities or general resem-
blances.
The following list, the first publica-
ton on the Flora of Palatka and vicini-
ty excludes all cultivated plants of our
gardens and groves, and will aid as a
nucleus, thereby enabling collectors in
different sections of Putnam county the
more easily to make additions to it, and
take this opportunity of soliciting ir-
to favor me with correspondence an d
who like to assist me in preparing spec
ial Flora of our charming State. The
Flora of Palatka and vicinity as far as
my researches go, consists of ia Orders
1862 Generas and $50 Species, all of
them are represented by the following
plants:
4. PHAENOGAMOUS PLANTS.
Order /. RanuncuIaceae.- Crowfoot
Family: /. CIematis Catcsbyna, Pursh. ::
O. Clematis reticulata. Walt: 3. CIema-
It's Viorna, Lin.
Order .. Magnoliaceae.-Mag
Family: 4. Magnolia Fraseri, Walt:
5. Magnolia glauca, Lin: 6. Magnolia
grandiflora, Lin.
Order 3. Custard Apple
Family Asimina grandiflora, Dunal:
8 Asimina parvifora, DunaI: 8 Asimina
pygmaea, Dunal.
Order 4. Ne!umbiaceae.- Nelumbo
Family: 10 Nelumbium lutaum, Wild.
Order ). Cabombaceae.-Wat Shield
Family IL Cabomba Caroliniana, Gray:
l2 Brasenia peltata. Pursh.
Order 8. Nymphaeaceae.-Wa -Water-Lily
Family 13 Ny mphaea odorata, Ait: IL
Nymphaea fora, Leitsfer: 10 Nymphaea
punila, Shaffranek:
Order 7. Sarraceniaceae.-P
Plant Family: IS Sarracenia, variolaris,
Aichx.
Cr1arS = paDov-ayo coao - P,r,,,v- T7,r,
ly: II Argemone Mexicana, Lin.
Order 8. Cruciferae IS {Nasturtium
II. 6, A: 10 Nasturtium
r. Br.: 20 Dentaria Iacinata,
Muhl: 2l Sisymbrium canescens, Mutt:
- Warea amplexifolia, Mutt: % Sene-
brio pnnatifida, ID. c.: q Lepidium Nir-
ginicum, Lin.
Order 10, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fam
lily: 25 Cle0me pungens, Wild,
Order II. Niolaceae, Violet Family:
3G Viola Cncullata, Ait: 27 Viola hasta-
Ia, Michx: % Viola lanceolata, Lin: 20
Viola villosa, Walt.
Order -. Cistaceae.-RockR Rose Fam
ly: 30 Helianthemum Canadense.
SIichx: 81 Helianthemum CaroIinianum,
% Lechea major, MichA.
Order 13. DrOseTaceae.-Suud Fam
ly: 80 Drosera lrevifolia, Pursh: "a
Drosera filiformis, Raj: So Drosera ro-
Lin.
Order Il. Hypcricaceae.-St. Johns
Wort Family: 36 Ascyrum Crux And
-eae, Lin: 81 Ascyrum microsepalum,
Torr s, Gray: 50 Ascyrum STAINS, Michx:
30 Hypelicum Canadense, Lin: 40 Hy
pericum cistifolium, Lam: Al Hyperi-
eum anguIcsum, Michx: 42 Hypericum
galioides, Lam: 43 Hypericum macuIa-
.um, Walt: 4t Hypericum myrtifolium,
Lam: 45 Hypericum proliiicum, Lin: 46
Sarothra, Michx: AZ Elodea
Mutt.
Order Is. POrtulacaceae.-Pur
Family 49 PortuIaca oleracea, Lin: 40
Portulaca pilosa, Lin.
Order 16. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Family: so Paronychria herniarioides,
Mutt: 81 Anychia Baldwin,, TORI &
Gray: % Siphonychia Americana, Torr
& Gray: 53 Stipulicida setacea, Michx:
Il Sagina Eliiottii. Fenzl: IS Alsine
;quarrosa, Fenzl: sc Arcnaria difiusa,
Ell: 5S Stellaria media, Smith: 5S Silene
Baldwinii, Mutt: 50 Silune Antirrhina
Lin.
Order Il. Mallon Fami-
y 60 Sida spinosa, Lin: 81 Sida stipula-
a, Law: &c Sida rhombifolia. Lin: 63
4 I4-tT All. -
,us coccineus, Walt.
Order Is. Camelliaceac.-C CamelIia
Family 50 Gordonia L.asianthus. Lin:
IS Stuartia Nirginica, Law.
Order 10. Aurantiaceae.-Orange
Family : Citrus vulgaris, Risso.
Order 90. Linaceae.-Flax Family /:
IS Linum Nirginianum. lin.