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The accepted botanical names are in bold-face type. Synonyms are placed in italics. Where the subject receives the most extended notice the page number is in bold-face type.

Abies balsamea

290

Aceracea

239

Acer

239

Negundo

240, 241, 298, 300

Negundo variety violaceum

242

nigrum

246, 247, 299

pennsylvanicum

295

rubrum

244, 245, 298, 300

rubrum variety Drummondii

244

rubrum variety tridens

246

saccharinum

242, 243, 300

saccharum

248, 249, 298, 299

saccharum variety glaucum

248

saccharum variety Schneckii

250

saccharum variety Rugelii

250

Acknowledgments

16

Adelia

282

acuminata

282, 283, 300

ÆsculaceÆ

251

Æsculus

251

flava variety purpurascens

253

glabra

251, 252, 300

octandra

253, 254, 300

Ailanthus altissima

237, 238

glandulosa

237

Alder

90, 300

smooth

92, 93

speckled

90, 91

Alnus

90, 297

incana

13, 90, 91, 297, 300

rugosa

13, 90, 92, 93, 300

AltingiaceÆ

166

Amelanchier canadensis

177, 178

lÆvis

177, 179, 298, 299

AmygdalaceÆ,

216

AnonaceÆ

161

Apple, American crab

172, 173, 299

Iowa crab

174

narrow-leaved crab

174, 175

western crab

174, 176

thorn

180

Arbor-VitÆ

32, 33, 300

Arrow wood

265

Ash

267

Biltmore

270, 271

black

280, 281

blue

278, 279, 299

gray

267

green

272, 273

hoop

148, 282

pumpkin

277

red

274, 275, 300

swamp

272, 274

swell-butt

276, 277

water

300

white

267, 272, 274, 299

Asimina triloba

161, 162, 298, 300

Aspen, large-toothed

50, 51

quaking

52, 53, 300
B

Ball, Carleton R

16

Balm of Gilead

292

Banana, Hoosier

161

Basswood

255, 256

white

257, 258

Beech

94, 95, 297, 299

blue

78, 79, 297

red

96

water

78, 79, 299

white

96

yellow

96

BetulaceÆ

78

Betula

80

alleghenensis

84

lenta

84, 85, 292, 299

lutea

82, 83, 84, 85

nigra

84, 88, 89, 293, 300

papyrifera

85, 87, 297, 300

papyrifera × pumila glandulifera

85

populifolia

85, 86, 300

Sanbergi

85

BignoniaceÆ

284

Birch

80, 82, 90

black

88, 89, 292

canoe

85, 87, 88

gray

85, 86

paper

85, 87, 88, 297, 300

red

88, 89, 90

river

90, 300

white

85, 86, 88, 300

yellow

82, 83, 299

Botanic descriptions, comments on

13

Box elder

240, 241

Britton and Brown

16

Buckeye

251, 252, 253, 300

sweet

253, 254, 300

Butternut

54, 55, 300
C

CÆsalpinaceÆ

226

CaprifoliaceÆ

288

Carpinus caroliniana

78, 79, 297, 299

Carya

56

alba

68, 69, 299

alba variety subcoriacea

70

aquatica

292

Buckleyi variety arkansana

76, 77

cordiformis

61, 62, 72, 299

glabra

70, 71, 299

glabra variety megacarpa

72

illinoensis

59, 60, 299

laciniosa

66, 67, 292, 299

myristicÆformis

292

ovalis

70, 72, 73, 74

ovalis variety obcordata

75

ovalis variety obcordata forma vestita

75

ovalis variety obovalis

75

ovalis variety odorata

75

ovata

63, 64, 299

ovata variety fraxinifolia

65

ovata variety Nuttallii

66

Castanea dentata

96, 97, 297, 300

pumila

293

Catalfa

284

Catalpa

284, 298, 300

hardy

284

Catalpa

284

Catalpa bigonnioides

13, 284, 285, 300

Catalpa Catalpa

284

speciosa

284, 286, 287, 298, 300

Cedar, red

32, 35, 300

white

291

Celtis

146

laevigata

151

mississipiensis

151, 152

occidentalis

147, 148, 298, 299

occidentalis variety crassifolia

148

pumila

148, 149

pumila variety Deamii

149, 150

Cercis canadensis

227, 228, 298, 300

ChamÆcyparis thyoides

291

Cherry, wild

223

wild black

223, 225, 300

wild red

223, 224, 298, 300

Chestnut

96, 97, 297, 300

Chinquapin

293

Coffeenut

233, 234, 299

Contents, table of

9

Conservation, The Department of

16

Cornacea

259

Cornus florida

261, 262, 299

Cottonwood

47, 49, 297, 300

downy

300

swamp

47, 48

Coulter, Stanley, Commissioner

16, 163, 251

CratÆgus

180

albicans

214

alnorum

200

basilica

200, 201

beata

214

berberifolia

214

Boyntoni

214

Brainerdi

214

Calpodendron

191, 193

chrysocarpa

194, 195

coccinea

209, 211

coccinea variety Elwangeriana

212

coccinea variety oligandra

206

coccinoides

209, 210

collina

188, 189

cordata

214

Crus-galli

182, 183

cuneiformis

182, 184

deltoides

203

denaria

214

Dodgei

194

Edsoni

200

Eggertii

209

fecunda

214

filipes

203, 205

Gattingeri

206, 207

Jesupi

200, 202

lucorum

214

macrosperma

197, 199

macrosperma variety matura

200

Margaretta

185, 187

mollis

212, 213

neo-fluvialis

191, 192

nitida

197, 198

ovata

214

pausiaca

182

pedicillata

209

pedicillata variety Elwangeriana

212

PhÆnopyrum

214, 215

Pringlei

214

pruinosa

206, 208

punctata

185, 186

roanensis

214

rotundifolia

194

rugosa

203, 204

silvicola variety Beckwithae

203

succulenta

188, 190

villipes

214

viridis

196, 197

Crooked brush

282, 283

Cucumber tree

157, 158, 300

Cypress, bald

28, 31, 297, 300
D

Deam, Stella M.

16

Dietz, Harry F.

7, 15

Diospyros virginiana

265, 266, 298, 299

Distribution of trees, terms used to define

14

Dogwood

261, 262

flowering

261, 299
E

EbenaceÆ

265

Eggleston, W. W.

16, 171

Elder, box

240, 241, 298, 300

Elm

140

bitter

140

cork

299

gray

140

hickory

142, 143, 299

hub

140

red

138, 139, 140

rock

142, 143

slippery

138, 139, 299

sour

140

swamp

140

water

140, 294

white

140, 141, 300

winged

142, 144

English and metric scales compared

306

EricaceÆ

263
F

FabaceÆ

233

FagaceÆ

92

Fagus grandifolia

94, 95, 297, 299

Fir, balsam

290

Fraxinus

267

americana

268, 269, 299

americana forma iodocarpa

270

americana variety subcoriacea

268

biltmoreana

270, 271

caroliniana

296

lanceolata

272, 273

nigra

280, 281, 300

pennsylvanica

274, 275, 300

profunda

276, 277, 296

quadrangulata

278, 279, 299

Frontispiece

5
G

Gleditsia aquatica

230, 231, 299

aquatica × triacanthos

232

triancanthos

227, 229, 299

Gum

259

black

259, 298, 300

sour

259

sweet

166, 167, 298, 300

tupelo

295

yellow

259

Gymnocladus dioica

233, 234, 299
H

Hackberry

146, 148, 151, 298, 299

dwarf

148, 149

Haw, black

288, 289, 299

dotted

185

pear

191, 193

red

180, 191, 209, 212

scarlet

214

southern black

289

Hedge

155

Hemlock

26, 29, 300

Hickory

56

big scaly-bark

68

big shellbark

65, 66, 67, 299

black

70, 71, 297, 299

hard-head

68

nutmeg

292

pignut

61, 62, 72, 299

shellbark

63, 64, 65, 299

small-fruited

72, 73, 76, 297

ladies

76

water

292

white

68, 69, 297, 299

yellow-bud

63

Holly

295, 298

Hop hornbeam

80

Hough, R. B.

16
I

Ilex opaca

295

Illustrations, explanation of

15

list of

10

Introduction

13

Ironwood

80, 297, 299
J

JuglandaceÆ

52

Juglans

52

aquatica

292

cinerea

54, 55, 300

nigra

54, 57, 297, 300

Juneberry

177, 298, 299

smooth

177, 179

Juniper

291

Juniperus communis

291

virginiana

32, 35, 291, 300
K

Kalmia latifolia

84

Key to the families of Indiana trees

17
L

Larch

26

Larix laricina

26, 27, 300

LauraceÆ

163

Laurel

84

Lieber, Richard

7

Linn

255, 256, 298, 300

Liquidambar Styraciflua

166, 167, 298, 300

Liriodendron Tulipifera

159, 160, 298, 300

Locust

235

black

235, 236, 299

honey

227, 229, 298, 299

water honey

230, 231, 298, 299

yellow

235
M

Maclura pomifera

155, 156, 299

MagnoliaceÆ

155

Magnolia acuminata

157, 158, 300

MalaceÆ

171

Malus

171

angustifolia

171

coronaria

174, 176

fragrans

172

glaucescens

172, 173, 299

ioensis

174

ioensis × lancifolia

177

lancifolia

174, 175

Maple, black

246, 247, 299

black sugar

246

hard

248

red

244, 245, 298, 300

rock

248

silver

242, 243, 300

soft

242, 244

sugar

248, 249, 298, 299

swamp

244

white

242

Map of certain forestal areas of Indiana

302

explanation of

15

Map of Indiana

301

Moosewood

295

MoraceÆ

151

Morus

153

alba

155

alba variety tatarica

155

nigra

155, 295

rubra

153, 154, 298, 300

Mulberry, red

153, 154, 155, 298, 300

black

295

white

155
N

Nomenclature

14

Nyssa aquatica

295

sylvatica

259, 260, 295, 300
O

Oak

98

basket

107, 108

bear

294

black

119, 127, 129, 135, 298, 299

black jack

135, 136, 299

bur

104, 115, 116, 117, 297, 299

chestnut

104, 110, 111, 299

chinquapin

104, 106

cow

107, 108, 297, 299

dwarf chestnut

294

Hill's

127, 128

iron

114

jack

119

mossy cup

116

over cup

117, 118, 299

peach

119

pigeon

107

pin

123, 124, 297, 299

post

112, 113, 300

red

121, 122, 126, 135, 297, 299

sand bur

114

scarlet

131, 132, 299

Schneck's

123, 125

scrub

294

shingle

119, 120, 299

Spanish

131, 133, 134, 297, 299

swamp

123

swamp white

104, 105, 299

sweet

104

water

119, 123, 294

white

101, 102, 297, 299

willow

294

yellow

104, 131

OleaceÆ

267

Osage Orange

155, 156, 299

Ostrya virginiana

80, 81, 299

virginiana variety glandulosa

80

Oxydendrum arboreum

263, 264
P

Pawpaw

161, 162, 298

white

161

yellow

161

Pecan

59, 60, 297, 299

McCallister

60

Pepperidge

259

Persimmon

265, 266, 298, 299

PinaceÆ

19

Pine

19

gray

22, 23, 300

jack

22, 23, 297

Jersey

22, 24, 25, 300

Norway

290

pitch

290

scrub

22, 24, 25

short-leaf

290

white

20, 21, 25, 297, 300

Pinus

19

Banksiana

22, 23, 300

echinata

290

resinosa

290

rigida

290

Strobus

20, 21, 290, 300

virginiana

24, 25

Planera aquatica

294

Planer-tree

294

Plane tree

168

PlatanaceÆ

168

Platanus occidentalis

168, 169, 298, 300

Plum, Canada

218, 220

wild goose

221, 222

wild red

216, 217, 299

woolly-leaf

218, 219

Pond brush

282, 283

Poplar

45, 159

balsam

291

blue

159

Carolina

47, 49

hickory

159

Lombardy

292

silver-leaf

45, 46

swamp

47

white

159

yellow

159, 160, 298

Populus

45

alba

45, 46

balsamifera

291

balsamifera variety virginiana

47

candicans

292

deltoides

47, 49, 297, 300

grandidentata

50, 51, 291, 297, 300

heterophylla

47, 48, 297, 300

nigra variety italica

292

tremuloides

52, 53, 297, 300

Preface

7

Privet swamp

300

Prunus

216

americana

216, 217, 299

americana variety lanata

218, 219

hortulana

221, 222

nigra

218, 220

pennsylvanica

223, 224, 300

serotina

223, 225, 300
Q

Quaking aspen

52, 300

Quercus

98

alba

101, 102, 297, 299

alba variety latiloba

103

alba × Michauxii

110

alba × Muhlenbergii

103

Beadlei

110

bicolor

104, 105, 299

coccinea

131, 132, 299

Deami

103

digitata

135

ellipsoidalis

127, 128

falcata

133, 134, 297, 299

illicifolia

293

imbricaria

119, 120, 299

lyrata

117, 118, 299

macrocarpa

115, 116, 297, 299

macrocarpa variety olivÆformis

116

marilandica

135, 136, 294, 299

maxima

121

Michauxii

107, 108, 297, 299

montana

110

Muhlenbergii

104, 106, 109, 112, 293

nigra

293

pagoda

135

pagodaefolia

135

palustris

123, 124, 297, 299

Phellos

294

prinoides

294

Prinus

107, 109, 111, 294, 299

rubra

121, 122, 135, 297, 299

rubra variety triloba

135

Schneckii

123, 125, 127, 297

Shumardii

126

Shumardii variety Schneckii

126

stellata

112, 113, 300

triloba

135

velutina

127, 129, 131, 298, 299
R

Redbud

227, 228, 298, 300

Remarks, explanation of

15

Robinia Pseudo-Acacia

235, 236, 299

Rulac Nuttallii

242
S

SalicaceÆ

34

Salix

34

alba

40, 41

alba variety vitellina

40

amygdaloides

38, 39, 300

discolor

43, 44

discolor variety eriocephala

43

fragilis

40, 42

nigra

36, 37, 300

nigra variety falcata

38

Sassafras

163, 164, 298, 300

red

163

white

163

Sassafras albida variety glauca

166

officinale

163, 164

Sargent, C. S.

16

Service berry

177

SimarubaceÆ

237

Sorrel tree

263, 264

Sour wood

263, 264

Specific gravity of some of the woods of Indiana

299

Stink tree

237

Sugar berry

151

Sugar, black

246

Sugar tree

248

Sycamore

5, 168, 169, 298, 300
T

Tamarack

26, 27, 300

Taxodium distichum

28, 31, 297, 300

Thorn, Mrs. Ashe's

185, 187

Miss Beckwith's

203, 205

Judge Brown's

185, 187

Chapman's Hill

188, 189

Dr. Clapp's

206

cock-spur

182, 183

downy

212

Eggert's

209, 210

Fretz's

203, 204

Dr. Gattinger's

206, 207

Jesup's

200, 202

large-fruited

185, 186

long-spined

188, 190

Marshall's

182

Newcastle

182

New-river

191, 192

pear

191, 193

red-fruited

212, 213

round-leaved

194, 195

scarlet

209, 211

shining

197, 198

southern

196, 197

variable

197, 199

Washington

214, 215

waxy-fruited

206, 208

Thuja occidentalis

32, 33, 300

TiliaceÆ

255

Tilia

255

americana

255

glabra

255, 256, 298, 300

heterophylla

257, 258, 300

heterophylla variety Michauxii

259

neglecta

259

Toxylon pomiferum

155

Tree of Heaven

237, 238

Trees, key to families occurring in Indiana

17

species excluded from Indiana flora

290

measurement of some of the largest found in Indiana

297

terms used to define distribution of

14

Tsuga canadensis

26, 29, 300

Tulip

159, 160

Tupelo

259 U

UlmaceÆ

137

Ulman, Paul

15

Ulmus

137

alata

142, 144, 299

americana

140, 141, 298, 300

fulva

138, 139, 209

Thomasi

142, 143, 299 V

Viburnum prunifolium

288, 289, 299

rufidulum

289 W

Walnut

52, 54, 56

black

54, 57, 297, 300

white

54, 55

Williamson, L. A.

103

Williamson, E. B.

103

Willow

36, 38, 40, 300

black

36, 37, 297, 300

crack

40, 42

glaucous

43

peach-leaved

38, 39

pussy

43, 44

swamp

43

white

40, 41

Wood, specific gravity of some species that occur in Indiana

299

Wood, white

159

whittle

257


Transcriber's Note

Formatting of the titles for the sections listed in the Table of Contents was standardized. Hyphenation and Æ ligature use was standardized.

The Family name Oleaceae was corrected on page 267. Footnote 46 was not indicated in the text and so was assumed to be the text associated with E. J. Hill's account of the species Celtis pumila.

The cover image was compiled by Tom Cosmas and is placed in the Public Domain.


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