Page 589: raddish changed to radish
Page 592: aborescent changed to arborescent
Page 595: Trintiy river changed to Trinity river
Page 619: it a prolific seeder changed to it is a prolific seeder
Page 622: Chikasaw Plum changed to Chickasaw Plum
Page 633: course-grained changed to coarse-grained
Page 656: losses its name changed to loses its name
Page 675: Simaruba glauca changed to Simarouba glauca
Page 693: Mahave desert changed to Mohave desert
Page 694: opunitas changed to opuntias.
In the indexes the folowing changes have been made so that the indexes use the same spelling as the text:
Page i: Alligator-wood to Alligator wood, Bay-tree to Bay tree
Page ii: California bay-tree to California bay tree, Calico-bush to Calico bush
Page iii: Cucumber-tree to Cucumber tree
Page iv: Glaucus willow to Glaucous willow, Holly-leaf cherry to Hollyleaf cherry, Forked-leaf blackjack to Forked-leaf black jack
Page v: Juneberry to June berry, Kingtree to Kingstree, Longchat to Longschat, Judas-tree to Judas tree, Juniper-tree to Juniper tree, Liquidamber to Liquid-amber
Page vi: Oldfield to Old-field (2x), Nakedwood to Naked-wood, Osage appletree to Osage apple tree
Page vii: Scalybark hickory to Scaly bark hickory, Single-leaf pinon to Signleleaf pinon, Smooth-leaf willow to Smoothleaf willow
Page ix: Wild china to Wild China
Page x: cucumber-tree to cucumber tree
Page xi: Andromida ferruginea to Andromeda ferruginea, Cledrastris lutea to Cladrastris lutea, Columbrina reclinata to Colubrina reclinata, Candalia obovata to Condalia obovata, Canotia holocantha to Canotia holacantha, Acer leucoderma to Acer leucoderme, Bumelia lycoides to Bumelia lycioides, Alnus tennuifolia to Alnus tenuifolia
Page xii: Juglans cinera to Juglans cinerea, Delea spinosa to Dalea spinosa, Cratægus oxacantha to Cratægus oxyacantha
Page xiii: Pinus jefferi to Pinus jeffreyi, Neowashingtoniana filamentosa to Neowashingtonia filamentosa, Oxydendron arboreum to Oxydendrum arboreum
Page xiv: Tilia amerciana to Tilia americana, Robinia neomexicana to Robinia neo-mexicana, Salix sessifolia to Salix sessilifolia.
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