Reports of explorations and surveys, to ascertain the most practicable and economical route for a railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean: Vol. 4, Pt. 3

INDEX TO BOTANY. [The regular names of Species, Genera, and Natural Orders are in Italic. Synonyms and names of plants otherwise noticed are in Roman.,:'] Allium acuminatum —--------------------------- cernuum ------------------------------- amplectens —---------------------------—. falcifolium —--------------------------- tribracteatumt ----------------------------- Alnus viridis —-------------------------------- Alopecurus borealis —--------------------------- geniculatus..... —--------------- - ----- Alsine Douylasii ------------------------------—. Michauxii ------------------------------- Amarantacece. ---------------------------------- Amarantus albus ------------------------------—. greecizans --------------------------- retr?oflexus --------------------------- tamariscinus —------- Amaryllidacea —-----------------------------—. Ambrosia aptera —--------------------------- coronopifolia —-------------------------- Amblyopappus Neo-Mexicanus —--------------------- Amelanchier Cinadensis -------------------------- Amiantanthus Nuttallii ----------------------- Ammannia latifolia —-------------------------- Ammodia Oreana —---------------------------- Armorpha canescens —---------------------------- Amphiachyris dracunculoides —-------------------- Amphicarpaea monoica —------------------------- Amsinckia spectabitis —--------------------------—. intermedia -... —--------------— i Anacardiacece. ----------------------------------- Anagallis arvensis ---------------—......... Andtroogon avenaceus —------------------------ furcatus ----------------------------—. glaucus................ Jamesii....-..-_......-... nutanr_.s.. —--------------------—. ~~sculus Caisfornica —------------ ~~ ~ sco —--------------— 7 nan —------------------— 5 scoparius,-... — -,. - Torreyanus --------------------—. Anemone nemorosa. ---------- Anemopsis Californicae- - -:Aicheillaarvenis —-----------------------— 8 Anopant~s —----- -- ---------------------— 1 Anoplantlius -.-.-. - Antennaria argentea ------------------------- luzuloides ------------------- ---------- Anthericum pomeridianum -- Anticlea Fremonti. - - N-uttallii ----- --------------— 14. -- Anthopogon lepturoides........ - -.... Aphanocalais, -. :........,...........i.... * From some misunderstanding, the types have been reversed from their ordinary use in such cases. This was discovered after the index was set up, and it was too late to make the change. The author thinks it is proper to state that, owing to his distance from the press, and the rapidity with which the printing was done, he was not able to revise the proofs. 22r Page. 141 140 141 131 131 131 131 72 84 84 133 74 74 74 73 73 _._. 109 106 l08 63 63 63 108 108 108 107 . 107 108 84 160 160 104 157 74 74 154 154 155 84 84 84 82 143 142 159 -i60 Page. 148 148 148 148 148 137 154 154 69 69 130 130 130 130 130 151 102 102 106 85 144 86 99 78 98 77 124 124 73 118 159 159 159 159 159 159 159 .61 135 119 -110 I10 148 144 144 156 13 Abies balsamea.. ------------- bracteata ----- Douglasii -------------—. —-------------- 'Abronia arenaria ------ cycloptera ------- mellifera micrantha -- Abutilon parvulum Accena pinnatifida trifida - -- Acanthogonum rigidum Acer glabrum - macrophyllum ------ Negundo. tripartitum -------------------------------- Aceracece * ---------------- Acerates cordifolia ------------ Achillea Millefolium ---------------------------- AchyropaffuAchyrachcona mollis ----------- Actcea alba -- rubra. --------------- --------- spicata ---------- Actinella acaulis ------------------------------- argentea glabra. -. —----—. —.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. — leptoclada Richardsonii, scaposa ---------- -- Adenoston-ia fasciculata --- Adiantum Chilense pedatum ------------------- Actinomeris squarrosa .ZEgilops Hystrix.gsculus Californica ----------------'...-. ——. Agraulus b'revifolius Agrostis micohyll a ---- - - -- Aira elongata. ------ Alchemilla aarve'n'sis' ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.... cuneifolia.. -. —--------- oc'cidentalis Algarobia glandulosa ---------- Alisma rostrata - - - -' Alismaceo'.; ---------------- Allosorus' ahdroimedosfolius. -------------------- m ronat. us,-,-. _ —-..- -.., - -......

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Reports of explorations and surveys, to ascertain the most practicable and economical route for a railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean: Vol. 4, Pt. 3
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Washington,: A. O. P. Nicholson, printer [etc.]
1856
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Pacific railroads -- Explorations and surveys.
Natural history -- West (U.S.)
Indians of North America -- West (U.S.)
West (U.S.) -- Description and travel.
United States -- Exploring expeditions.

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