Ipomoea pandurata (L.) G.Mey.

89. ïpomœa pandurata (L.) G. F, W. Mey. Prim. FL Esseq. 100»
1818.—* Sxnall, Ìli Southeastem U. Sf 962, 1903.
Convolvulusjoliis inferiorîbus cordatiti, mperìoribus trUóìns, (foc. GrooôV. Vifg,-141»
Cfomolvulus panduratu* L, Sp. Pî. 158. 1753. E$, Bot. S. C. #Ga,*l:.„254. »1817»
Cônvolvulus ciliolatus Michx. Pl. Bor. Am. i: 139. 1803.
CqwocIvuIus candicans Soland; Sims, Bot. MÇag. pl. 1603, 1813.
Ïpomœa ciliosa Pttrsh, Fl. Am. Sept. 1: 146. 1814.
ïpomœa cüiolata Pers. Syn. 1; 183. 1805.— G. Don, Gen. Sy«t. 4; 270, 1838.
ïpomœa candicans G. Don, Gen, Sysfc. 1* e, 273.
Cônvolvulus rubescens Ohoisy in DC. Prodr. 9 : 338, 1845,
Type locality: Virginia.
Distribution: Djy fields, southern Ontario, New York and Connecticut
io Michigan, Kansas, Florida and '33exas.
Illustrations: t)ill, JSIth, pL 8$, fi #3,J?lukn, Amalth.* fi. 385. f. $r
Bot, Mag, pi* 1603j JLQSÇL Bot. Keg? fjk 6$8. Britjt* & Br., Illus. Fl.
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