A Catalogue of Plants, Growing Spontaneously Within Thirty Miles of the City of New-YorkLyceum of Natural History of New York, 1819 - 91 páginas |
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A Catalogue of Plants, Growing Spontaneously Within Thirty Miles of the City ... John Torrey Sin vista previa disponible - 2017 |
Términos y frases comunes
Americana April April-May Aug.-Oct Aug.-Sept barrens of New-Jersey Bloomingdale woods blue bog meadows boggy Borders of fields Borders of salt Borders of woods Canadensis Caroliniana cedar swamp Conte creeks cultivated grounds dry woods Eddy Fields and road Fishkill glabris Gram greenish greenish-white Greenwich Hedysarum Hoboken island of New-York Jersey July July-Aug July-Oct July-Sept June June-Aug June-July June-Oct Long-Island Low wet May-July May-June moist shady places MONOGYNIA Muhl Nutt Nymphaea lutea old fields pale palustris Panicle Pennsylvanica Pers pine barrens Plandome ponds pubescens purple Pyrola road sides rocks rocky hills rocky woods salt marshes sandy fields sandy hills Scirpus Sept Shady rocky sides of hills similar situations Spreng stagnant waters swamp at New-Durham swamp at Weehawk trunks of trees Vahl Virginiana Virginica Virginicum Walt wet meadows Wet shady places wet woods Willd Woods and copses woods and hedges yellow Ziziphora
Pasajes populares
Página 1 - Webster, at their book-store in the White House,, corner of State and Pearl Streets.
Página 6 - ... were doing, and as Kuznetsov must have suspected them of doing) during the short and direct walk which took him to King George's Park. The particular section of the park he sought was not the one prudent men would have chosen. Originally the park was a strip of open land alongside the river Wandle, about three quarters of a mile in length and between two and three hundred yards in breadth, which was continuous grassland, though cut into sections by two roads and several fenced and asphalted footpaths....
Página 5 - York has been pretty well explored, particularly the woods from Manhattanville to Bloomingdale, the banks of the Hudson, and the low grounds near Greenwich.
Página 5 - ... it is not to be supposed that the list is by any means complete. The few that have not come under our own observation, have been inserted on good authority.