PRESENTED BY
AN
Illustrated Flora
Northern United States. Canada
AND THE
BRITISH POSSESSIONS
From Newfoundland to the Parallel of the southern Boundary of Virginla., AND from the Atlantic Ocean westward to the io2D Meridian
BY
NATHANIEL LORD BRITTON, Ph.D.
Emeritus Professor of Botany in Columbia University, and Director-in-Chief OF THE New York Botanical Garden
AND
HON. ADDISON BROWN
President of the Torrey Botanical Club
THE DESCRIPTIVE TEXT Chiefly prepared by Professor Britton, with the assistance of Specialists in SEVERAL Groups; the Figures also drawn under his Supervision
GENERAL KEY AND INDEXES
to the
THREE VOLUMES
NEW YORK CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS I 898
Copyright 1S98
BY
Charles Scribner's Sons SCIENCE
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Index
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Contents of Volume III.
Preface to Voi,. III. iv Abbreviations of the Names of Authors vi Generai, Key of Orders and Famines viii
Gamopetalae (continued) 1-493
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17. Apocynaceae |
I |
27. SCROPHULARIACEAE |
142 |
36. Adoxaceae |
242 |
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18. Asclepiadaceae |
4 |
28. Lentibulariaceae |
188 |
37. Valerianaceae |
243 |
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19. CONVOLVULACEAE |
19 |
29. Orobanchaceae |
194 |
38. Dipsaceae |
247 |
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20. CUSCUTACEAE |
27 |
30. Bignoniaceae |
198 |
39. Cucurbitaceae |
249 |
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21. POLEMONIACEAE |
31 |
31. Martyniaceae |
200 |
40. Campanulaceae |
252 |
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22. Hydrophyllaceab |
43 |
32. ACANTHACEAE |
201 |
41. Cichoriaceae |
261 |
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23. Boraginaceae |
50 |
32*. Phrymaceae |
205 |
42. Ambrosiaceae |
292 |
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24. Verbenaceae |
69 |
33. Plantaginaceae |
205 |
43. COMPOSITAE |
298 |
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25. Labiatae |
74 |
34. RUBIACEAE |
211 |
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26. SOLANACEAE |
124 |
35. Caprifoliaceae |
227 |
ENGLISH FAMILY NAMES.
Petals wholly or partly united, rarely separate or wanting (continued) 1-493
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17- |
Dogbane Family |
I |
27. Figwort Family |
142 |
34. Madder Family |
211 |
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18. |
Milkweed Family |
4 |
28. Bladderwort |
35. Honeysuckle |
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19- |
Morning-Glory |
Family |
188 |
Family |
227 |
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Family |
19 |
29. Broom-Rape Family |
194 |
36. MoscHATEL Family |
242 |
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20. |
Dodder Family |
27 |
30. Trumpet-Creeper |
37. Valerian Family |
243 |
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21. |
Phlox Family |
31 |
Family |
198 |
38. Teasel Family |
247 |
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22. Water-Leaf Family |
43 |
31. Unicorn Plant |
39. Gourd Family |
249 |
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23- |
Borage Family |
50 |
Family |
200 |
40. Bell-Flower Family |
252 |
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24. |
Vervain Family |
69 |
32. Acanthus Family |
201 |
41. Chicory Family |
261 |
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25- |
Mint Family |
74 |
32*. LopSEED Family |
205 |
42. Ragweed Family |
292 |
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26. Potato Family |
124 |
33. Plantain Family |
205 |
43. Thistle Family |
298 |
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Appendix 494-521 |
Errata |
526 |
Summary 521 General Index of Latin Names 527-555
Glossary 522-526 English Index and Popular Plant Names 556-588
SYMBOLS USED.
° is used after figures to indicate feet. ' is used after figures to indicate inches.
" is used after figures to indicate lines, or twelfths of an inch. r over syllables indicates the accent, and the short English sound of the vowel. > over syllables indicates the accent, and the long, broad, open or close English sound of the vowel.
In the Metric System
The metre = 39.37 inches, or 3 feet 3.37 inches. The decimetre = 3.94 inches. The centimetre = | of an inch, or \\ lines. The millimetre = of an inch, or \ a line. 2^ millimetres = i line.
very nearly.
Preface to Volume III.
ITH the publication of tlie concluding volume of the Illustrated Flora, the authors
VV desire to express their appreciation of the favor with which the previous volumes have been received. Volume III, it is believed, will be found no less useful than the pre- ceding ones; and from the difficulties presented to the student by the great family of Com- posites, which occupies about one-half of the present volume, this may prove to be the most helpful of all.
The number of species figured in the whole work is 4162, comprising 177 Families and 1103 Genera. Eighty-one of these species, mostly western, being new determinations or new discoveries, made while the work has been going through the press and too late for in- sertion in their proper places, are figured in the Appendix (pp. 484 to 521). These bring up to January, i8g8, it is believed, all well established species within our area. The cuts are numbered consecutively throughout the work, except those in the Appendix, which are re- ferred to their proper places by giving to each the number of the previously figured species to which it is most closely allied, with the addition of the letter a, b or c, etc., for distinction.
As respects the admission of new species, the aim has been to pursue a conservative course, and to admit those only that upon continuous observation appear to bear the requi- site tests of constancy and persistency in their distinguishing characters. In an illustrated work, however, devoted to the reproduction ot what is found in nature, it is better to err in illustrating too many forms, rather than in giving too few.
A general Key of the Orders and Families, prepared by Dr. Britton according to the method followed in the Keys to the genera and species, will be found at the beginning of the volume, preceded by a table of abbreviations of the names of botanical authors cited. At the close is a glossary of the special botanical terms here used, followed by a complete General Index of all the Latin names, including synonyms, used throughout the work.
This general Key has been elaborated on the natural method, dividing the two subking- doms of plants described in the work into Classes, Sub-classes, Orders and Families success- ively. The Orders are not described in the work itself, but their principal distinguishing characters are given in this key. The natural method adopted necessitates a considerable number of exceptions to statements, owing to the varying degree of development of floral organs in the derivation of plants from their ancestors; these exceptions are either noted under the headings or indicated by cross-references.
In using this key, or any of the kej^s to genera or to species, the student will often find, in the analysis of a plant that it does not provide all the information necessary for its deter- mination; this is generall)' owing to the incomplete condition of the specimen collected; it may be in flower, while the characteristic differences between it and others are only to be found in the fruit, or vice versa ; or the species may be dioecious, or polygamous, when its other organs, perchance the characteristic ones, must be sought on another individual, and there are various other causes for incompleteness. It is therefore earnestly recommended that collections be carefull}' made, seeking to reduce as far as possible this more or less neces- sary incompleteness. Where satisfactory material can not be obtained, it will usually be found possible to reach the desired analysis by following out two or more lines of the key, and by comparing the results reached with the descriptions to determine the family, genus or species. The illustrations provide an almost indispensable aid in such cases.
For the general English Index at the end of this volume, Judge Brown has compiled a list of all the popular names of the plants belonging to our area, so far as obtainable, both general and local, including also most of the English names of our plants that have been heretofore used by botanical authors, as well as most of the older and the more modern Eng- lish popular names of plants common to our area and to England. Hundreds of these lat- ter names were brought to this country by the early English colonists, some of which are still current here that are now disused there.
A considerable number of the popular names are given in the text in connection with the leading English name, or in the notes. Several thousand others, which could not appear in the text, are printed in the Index in italics. These are referred to the proper plant by the number of the illustration or figure (f). The list includes in all about 10,000 different plant- names, and upwards of 12,000 references to the illustrations. It embraces all our plant-
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PREFACE.
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names commonly used by pharmacists, druggists, liorticulturists and plant-collectors, or likely to be met with in botanical or current literature.*
No similar compilation of American plant-names has been hitherto published. Many of them are not to be found in any general dictionaries. To the mass of the people, this Index, in connection with the references to the illustrations, will afford the readiest means of plant-identification, and to them it is practically indispensable for that purpose.
These names are full of interest, from their origin, history and significance. As observed in Britten and Holland's work cited in the notes below, " they are derived from a variety of languages, often carrying us back to the early days of our country's history, and to the vari- ous peoples who as conquerors or colonists have landed on our shores and left an impress on our language. Many of these old world words are full of poetical association, speaking to us of the thoughts and feelings of the old world people who invented them; others tell of the ancient mythology of our ancestors, of strange old medicinal usages, and of superstitions now almost forgotten."
Most of these names suggest their own explanation. The greater number are either de- scriptive or derived from the supposed uses, qualities or properties of the plants; many refer to their habitat, appearance or resemblance real or fancied to other things; others come from poetical suggestion, affection or association with saints or persons. Many are very graphic, as the western name. Prairie Fire (Castilleia coccinea) ; many are quaint or humorous, as Cling- rascal (Galium Aparine) or Wait-a-bit (Smilax rotundifolia) ; and in some the corruptions are amusing, as Aunt Jerichos (N. Eng.) from Angelica. The words j%>r.?(?. Ox, Dog, Bull, Snake, Toad are often used as a prefix to denote size, coarseness, worthlessness or aversion. Devil or Devil's is used as a prefix for upwards of 40 of our plants, mostly expressive of dis- like or of some traditional resemblance or association. A number of names have been con- tributed by the Indians, such as Chinquapin, Wicopy, Pipsissewa, Wankapin, etc.; while the term Indian, evidently a favorite, is applied as a descriptive prefix to upwards of 80 dif- ferent plants.
There should be no antagonism in the use of scientific and popular names, since their purposes are C|uite different. Science demands certainty and universality, and hence a single universal name for each plant. For this the Latin has been adopted, and the Latin name should be used, when only scientific objects are sought. But the vernacular names are a part of the growth and development of the language of each people. Though these names are sometimes indicative of specific characters and hence scientifically valuable, they are for the most part not at all scientific, but utilitarian, emotional or picturesque. As such, they are invaluable; not for science, but for the common intelligence, and the appreciation and enjoy- ment of the plant world. These names, in truth, reflect the mental attitude of each people, throughout its history, toward the plant kingdom; and the thoughts, suggestions, affections or emotions which it has aroused in them. If these are rich and multitudinous, as in the Anglo-Saxon race, so will the plant-names be also.
Usually the most common or the favorite plants have a variety of names; but this is noticeably otherwise with the Asters and the Golden -rods, of which there are about 120 species within our area, the common names of which, considering their abundance and vari- ety, are comparatively few. The Golden-rods, without distinction, are also known as Yellow- weed or Yelloiv-tops ; the Asters are called also Frost-weed, Frost-flowers, Good-bye Summer and by the Onandaga Indians, "It brings the Frost." A few like Aster ericoides have sev- eral iiiteresting names, but most of the species in each genus resemble each other so much that not a quarter of the species have suggested to the popular apprehension any distinctive name; while other less showy plants, like the Pansy ( Viola tricolor), the Marsh Marigold {Caltha palustris), the Spotted Touch-me-not {Iinpatiens biflora). Bluets {Houstonia coeru- lea) and others, have a score of different names.
The Index shows the extent to which the same popular name has been applied to differ- ent plants, which is the only cause of confusion; and this confusion will usually be removed by the use of the Index with a reference to the illustrations.
New York, June 20, 1898.
* In compiling this list, reference has been made to numerous general and special botanical works, to our state and local Floras, to Hobbs' Botanical Handbook (pharmaceutical), to Beal's, Scribner's and Pammel's works on Grasses, to Sudworth's Arborescent Flora, to Britten and Hol- land's Dictionary of English Plant Names (London, 1886), and to the valuable papers of Mrs. F. D. Bergen on Popular Plant Names in the Botanical Gazette for 1892, p. 365; for 1893, p. 420; for 1894, p. 429, and for 1896, p. 473. Prof. E. S. Burgess has also supplied about 100 popular names not before noted that are in use at Martha's Vineyard and in Washington, D. C. ; and Mrs. Horner, of Georgetown, Mass., and Miss Bartlett, of Haverhill, Mass., have each contributed some.
Abbreviations of the Names of Authors.
A. Benn. Bennett, ArtViur.
A. Br. Braun, Alexander. Adans. Adanson, Michel. Ait. Aiton, William.
Ait./. Aiton, William Townsend.
All. AlUoni, Carlo.
Anders. Andersson, Nils Johan.
Andr. Andrews, Henry C.
And7'z. Andrzejowski, Anton Lukianowicz.
Angs. Angstrom, Johan.
Ard. Arduino, Luigi.
Arn. Amott, George Arnold Walker.
A sellers. Ascherson, Paul Friedrich August.
A ubl. Aublet, Jean Baptiste Christophore Fusee.
Aust. Austin, Coe Finch.
Bab. Babington, Charles Cardale.
Bald. Baldwin, William.
Baill. Baillon, Henri.
Bartl. Bartling, Friedrich Gottlieb.
Bart. Barton, William P. C.
Bartr. Bartram, John.
Beauv. Palisot de Beauvois, A.M.F.J.
Benth. Bentham, George.
Benth. & Hook. Bentham, George, and Hooker,
Joseph Dalton. Bercli. Berchtold, Friedrich von. Bernh. Bemhardi, Johann Jacob. Bess. Besser, Wilhelm S. J. G. von. Bieb. Bieberstein, F. A. M. von. Big el. Bigelow, Jacob. Bisch. Bischoff, Gottlieb Wilhelm. Biv. Bivona-Bemardi, Antonio. Boeckl. Boeckeler, Otto. Boehm. Boehmer, Georg Rudolf. Boiss. Boissier, Edmond. Borck. Borckhausen, Moritz Balthazar. Brack. Brackinridge, William D. Brciv. Brewer, William Henry.
B. S. P. Britton, N. L. ; Stems, Emerson Alex- ander; Poggenburg, Justus.
Brot. Brotero, Felix de Avellar. BiLCli. Buchenau, Franz. Bnckl. Buckley, Samuel Botsford. Biirgsd. Burgsdorff, Friedrich August Ludwig von.
Carr. Carriere, Elie Abel. Casp. Caspary, Robert Cass. Cassini, Henri. Cav. Cavanilles, Antonio Jose. Celak. Celakowsky, Ladislav. Cerv. Cervantes, Vicente. Cham. Chamisso, Adalbert von.
C. & S., Cham. & Sch. Chamisso and Schlech- tendahl.
Chapm. Chapman, Alvan Wentworth. Chois. Choisy, Jacques Denis. Clairv. Clairviile, Joseph Philippe de. Clayt. Clayton, John. Cogn. Cogniaux, Alfred. Coult. ( Dips. ) Coulter, Thomas. Coult. Coulter, John Merle.
C. & R. Coulter, J. M. and Rose, Joseph Nelson.
Darl. Darlington, William.
Dave?! p. Davenport, George Edward.
DC. De Candolle, Augustin Pyiamus.
A. DC. De Candolle, Alphonse.
Dec. Decaisne, Joseph.
Desf. Desfontaine, Ren€ Louiche.
Desr. Desroussoux.
Desv. Desvaux, Nicai.se Augustin.
Dicks. Dickson, James.
Dietr. Dietrich, David Nathanael Friedrich. Dill. Dillen, John Jacob.
Dougl. Douglas, David.
Drej. Drejer, Saloman Thomas Nicolai.
Dryatid. Dryander, Jonas.
Dufr. Dufresne, Pierre.
Dumort. Dumortier, Barth^lemy Charles.
Eat. Eaton, Amos.
Eat. & Wr. Eaton, Amos, and Wright, John.
Eberm. Ebermaier, Karl Heinrich.
Ehrh. Ehrhart, Friedrich.
Ell. Elliott, Stephen.
Endl. Endlicber, Stephen Ladislaus.
Engelm. Engelmann, George.
Escli. Escholtz, Johann Friedrich.
Fabr. Fabricius, Philipp Konrad.
Fisch. Fischer, Friedrich Ernst I,udwig von.
F. & M. Fischer and Meyer, C. A.
Foiig. Fougeroux, Auguste Denis.
Forsk. Forskal, Pehr.
Forst. Forster, Johann Reinhold, and George. Fresen. Fresenius, Johann Baptist Georg Wolf- gang.
Froel. Froelich, Joseph Aloys.
Gaert. Gaertner, Joseph.
Gaertn.f. Gaertner. Carl Friedrich.
Gal. Galeotti, Henri.
Gaud. Gaudichaud-Beaupre, Charles.
Gey. Geyer, Carl Andreas.
Gill. Gillies, John.
Ging. Gingins de Lassaraz, Frederic Charles Jean.
Glox. Gloxin, Benjamin Peter. Gmel. Gmelin, Samuel Gottlieb. Gmel.J. F. Gmelin, Johann Friedrich. Gooden. Goodenough, Samuel. Gren. & Godr. Grenier, Charles, and Godron, D. A.
Grev. Greville, Robert Kaye.
Griseb. Grisebach, Heinrich Rudolf August.
Gronov. Gronovius, Jan Frederik.
Gnss. Gussone, Giovanni.
Hack. Hackel, Eduard.
Hall. Haller, Albeit von.
Hamill. Hamilton, William.
Harlm. Hartman, Carl Johann.
Hassk. Hasskarl, Justus Carl.
Hausskn. Haussknecht, Carl.
Haxv. Haworth, Adrian Hardy.
HBK. Humboldt, Friedrich Alexander von;
Bonpland, Aime and Kunth, Carl Siegesmund. Hegelm. Hegelmaier, Friedrich. Hell. Hellenius, Carl Niclas. Heist. Heister, Lorenz. Herb. Herbert, William. Hitch. Hitchcock, Albert Spear. Hochst. Hochstetter, Christian Friedrich. Hoffm. Hoffman, Georg Franz. Hoffmg. Hoffmansegg, Johann Centurius. Holl. Holhck, Arthur. Hook. Hooker, William Jackson. H. & A. Hooker, W. J., and Amott, George A.
Walker.
Hook. f. Hooker, Joseph Dalton.
Hornem. Hornemann, Jens Wilken.
Huds. Hudson, William.
Irm. Irmisch, Thilo.
Jacq. Jacquin, Nicolas Joseph.
Juss. Jussieu, Antoine Laurent.
A.Juss. Jussieu, Adrien de. ,
Karst. Karsten, H.
Kl. Klotsch, Johann Friedrich.
Kuehl. Kuhlwein.
L. Linnaeuc, Carolus, or Carl von Linne. L. f. Linne, Carl von (the son).
ABBREVIATIONS OF THE NAMES OF AUTHORS.
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L'Her. L'Heritier de Brutelle, Charles Louis. Laest. Laestadius, Lars Levi. Lag. Lagasca, Mariano.
Lam. Lamarck, Jean Baptiste Antoine Pierre Monnet.
Lamb. Lambert, Aylnier Bourke. Leavenzv. Leavenworth, Melines C. Ledeh. Ledebour, Carl Friedrich von. Lehm. Lehmann, Johann Georg Christian, Le Peyr. Le Peyrouse, Philippe. Lepech. Lepechin, Iwan.
Lesp. &Tliev. Lespinasse, G., and Theveneau, A. Less. Lessing, Christian Friedrich. Lesttb. Lestiboudois, Franfois Joseph. Li^hlf. Lightfoot, John. Lilj. Liljeblad, Samuel. Liiidl. Lindley, John. Lodd. Loddiges, Conrad. Loefl. Loefling, Pehr.
Lois. Loiseleur-Deslongchamps, Jean Louis Au- gnste.
Loud. Loudon, John Claudius. Lour. Loureiro, Juan. MacM. MacMillan, Conway. Marsh. Marshall, Humphrey. Mars. Marsson, Theodor. Marl. Martens, Martin.
Marl. & Gal. Martens, Martin, and Galeotti, Henri.
Maxim. Maximowicz, Carl Johann.
Med. Medicus, Friedrich Cassimir.
Meisn. Meisner, Carl Friedrich.
Mer. Merat, Francois Victor.
Mert. & Koch M. & K. Martens, Franz Karl,
and Koch, Wilhelm Daniel Joseph. Melt. Mettenius, George Heinrich. Mey. Meyer, Ernst Heinrich Friedrich. Michx. Michaux, Andre. Michx. f. Michaux, Fran9ois Andre. Mill. Miller, Philip. Millsp. Millspaugh, Charles Frederic. Mitch. Mitchell, John. Mont. Montagne, Jean Franfois Camilla. Aforic. Moricand, Moise Etienne. Moq. Moquin-Tandon, Alfred. Muell. Arg. Muller, Jean, of Aargau. J\fue>ich. Muenchhausen, Otto von. Alubl. Muhlenberg, Heinrich Ludwig. JSfurr. Murray, Johann Andreas. Necl.\ Necker, Noel Joseph de. Nesll. Nestler, Christian Gottfried. Null. Nuttall, Thomas. Orl. Ortega, Casimiro Gomez. Pall. Pallas, Peter Simon. Pail. Parlatore, Filippo. P. Br. Browne, Patrick. Pers. Persoon, Christian Hendrik. Planch. Planchon, Jules Emile. Poir. Poiret, Jean Louis Marie. Poll. Pollich, Johann Adam. Pourr. Pourret, Pierre Andre. P. Br. Brown, Robert.
Pa/. Rafinesque-Schmaltz, Constantino Samuel. Red/. & Rand. Redfield, John H., and Rand, Edward S.
Reichenb. Reichenbach, Heinrich Gottlieb Lud- wig.
Retz. Retzius, Anders Johan. Ric/iards. Richardson, John. Roem. Roemer, Johann Jacob. R. & S. Roemer, J. J , and Schultes, Joseph August.
Rocin. <Sf Usl. Roemer, J. J., and Usteri, Paulus. Rosl/c. Rostkovius, Friedrich Wilhelm Gottlieb. Rottb. Rottboell, Christen Fries. Roxb. Roxburgh, William.
R. & P. Ruiz, Lopez Hipolito, and Pavon, Josef.
Ru/>r. Ruprecht, Franz J.
Rvdb. Rydberg, Per Axel.
Si. Hil. St. Hilaire, August de.
Salisb. Salisbury, Richard Anthony. Sarg. Sargent, Charles Sprague. Sartw. Sartwell, Henry P. Sav. Savi, Gaetano. Schk. Schkuhr, Christian.
Schlechl. Schlechtendal, Diedrich Franz Leon- hard von.
Schleich. Schleicher, J. C.
Schleid. Schleiden, Matthias Jacob.
Schrad. Schrader, Heinrich Adolph.
Schreb. Schreber, Johann Christian Daniel von.
Schult. Schultes, Joseph August.
Sch. Bip. Schultz Bipontinus, Karl Heinrich.
Schum. Schumacher, Christian Friedrich.
Schivein. Schweinitz, Lewis David von.
Scop. Scopoli, Johann Anton.
Scribn. Scribner, Frank Lamson.
Scribn. <2f Ryd. Scribner, F. L-, and Rydberg, P. A.
Ser. Seringa, Nicolas Charles. Seub. Seubert, Moritz. Sheld. Sheldon, Edmund P. Shuttlw. Shuttle worth, Robert. Sibth. Sibthorp, John.
Sieb. c2f Zucc. Siebold, Philipp Franz von, and
Zuccarini, Joseph Gerhard. Soland. Soiander, Daniel. Spreng. Sprangel, Kurt. Steud. Steudel, Ernest Gottlieb. Slev. Steven, Christian. Sudw. Sudworth, George B. Sw. Swartz, Olof. 5. Wats. Watson, Sereno. Thuill. Thuillier, Jean Louis. Thunb. Thunberg, Carl Peter. Thurb. Thurber, George. Torr. Torrey, John.
Torr. & Schiv. Torrey, J., and Schweinitz, L. D.
Torr. & Hook. Torrey, John, and Hooker, Wil- liam Jackson.
Tourn. Toumefort, Joseph Pitton de.
Trail. Trattinnick, Leopold.
Trel. Trelease, William.
Trant. Trautvetter, Ernest Rudolph.
Trin. Trinius, Karl Bernhard.
Trin. & Rupr. Trinius, Karl, and Ruprecht, F. J.
Tuckerm. Tuckerman, Edward.
Turcz. Turczaninow, Nicolaus.
Underw. Underwood, Lucien Marcus.
Vaill. Vaillant, Scbastien.
Veil. Valloso, Jose, Marianno de Conceijao.
Vent. Ventenat, Etienne Pierre.
Vill. Villars, Dominique.
Wahl. Wahlenberg, Georg.
Wahlb. Wahlenberg, Pehr Friedrich.
W. & K. Waldstein, Franz Adam von, and
Kitalbal, Paul. Wallr. Walhoth, Karl Friedrich Wilhelm. Walp. Walpers, Wilhelm Gerhard. Wall. Walter, Thomas.
Wang. Wangenheim, Friedrich Adam Julius von.
Wats. & Coull. Watson, Sereno, and Coulter,
John Merle. Web. Weber, Friedrich. Wedd. Weddell, H. A. Weinm. Weinmann.
Wender. Wenderoth, George Wilhelm Franz. Weltsl. Wettstein, R. von. Wigg. Wiggers, Friedrich Heinrich. Wiltd. Willdenow, Carl Ludwig. Wimm. Wimmer, Friedrich. Wisliz. Wishzenus, A. Will/. Withering, William, j IVol/g. Wolfgang.
H^oodii. Woodville, William. WorviOc. Wormskiold, M. von. Wr. Wright, John. Wulf. Wulfen, Franz Xavier.
General Key to the Orders and Families.
Subkingdom PTERIDOPHYTA. i: 1-48.
Spores developing into flat or irregxtlar prothallia, which bear the reproductive
ORGANS (ANTHERIDIA AND ARCHEGONIA); FLOWERS AND SEEDS NONE.
1 . Spores produced in sporanges, which are borne on the back of a leaf, in spikes or panicles, or in special
conceptacles. Order i. Filicales.
Spores all of one sort and size (isosporous families), t Vernation erect or inclined; sporanges in spikes, or panicles, opening by a transverse slit.
Fam. I. Opiiioglossaceae. i: i. t t Vernation coiled; sporanges reticulated, visually provided with a ring (aunulus). Sporanges opening vertically.
Sporanges panicled, with a rudimentary ring; marsh ferns. Fam. 2. Osmwidaceac. 1:4.
Sporanges sessile on a filiform receptacle; leaves filmy, translucent.
Fam. 3. Hymenophyllaceac. i: 6. Sporanges ovoid, in panicles, or spikes, provided with an apical ring.
Fam. 4. Schizaeaccac. 1:7.
Sporanges opening transversely, provided with a vertical ring; borne in sori on the back or margin of a leaf. Fam. 5. Polypodiaccac. 1:8.
vr -X- Spores of two sizes (microspores and macrospores). Plants rooting in the mud; leaves 4 foliolate, or filiform. Fam. 6. ]\farsilcaccae. i: 33.
Plants floating; leaves entire, or z lobed. Fara. 7. Solviniaccae. 1:3^.
2. Spores produced in sporanges, which are clustered underneath the scales of a terminal cone-like spike;
stems jointed, rush-like. Order 2. Equisetales.
One family. Fam. 8. Equi.sclaceac. I: 35.
3. Spores produced in sporanges, which are borne in the axils of scale-like or tubular leaves.
Order 3. Lycopodi.\les.
Spores all of one sort and size. Fam. 9. Lycopodiaceae. i: 39.
Spores of two sizes (microspores and macrospores).
Leaves scale-like, 4-many-ranked, on branching stems. Fam. 10. Sclagincllaccae. i: 44.
Leaves tubular, clustered on a corm-like trunk; aquatic or mud plants.
Fam. iL. Isoelaceae. 1:45
Subkingdom SPERMATOPHYTA. i: 49.
Microspores (pollen-grains) developing into a tubular prothallium (pollen-tube); macrospores (embryo-sac) developing a minute prothallium, and, together with it, remaining enclosed in the macrosporange (ovule) which ripens into a seed.
Class I. GYMNOSPERMAE. Ovules not enclosed in an ovary. 1:49-61.
Fruit a cone, with several or numerous scales, sometimes berry-like by their cohesion.
Fam. I. Pinaccae. i: 49.
Fruit (in our genus) a fleshy integument nearly enclosing the seed. Fam. 2. Taxaceae. 1:61.
Class 2. ANGIOSPERMAE. Ovules enclosed in an ovary. i: 61.
Subclass I. MONOCOTYLEDONES. i: 62-481.
Embryo with i cotyledon; stem with no distinction into pith, wood and bark; leaves
mostly parallel-veined. 1. Carpels i, or more, distinct (united, at least partially, in Family 4, Scheuchzeriaceae, where they are mostly united until maturity, and Family 6, Vallisneriaceae, aquatic herbs, with monoecious or dioecious flowers); parts of the flowers mostly unequal in number. •X- Inflorescence various, not a true spadix. t Flowers not in the axils of dry chaffy scales (glumes); our species aquatic or marsh plants. X Endosperm mealy or fleshy; perianth of bristles or chaffy scales; flowers monoecious, spicate or
capitate. Order i. Pandanales.
Flowers spicate, terminal. Fam. i. Typhaccae. 1:62.
Flowers capitate, the heads axillary to leaf-like bracts. Fam. 2. Sparganiaceae. i: 63.
j X Endosperm none, or very little; perianth corolla-like, or herbaceous, or none.
Order 2. Naiadales ( /^/az'za/w).
Perianth, if present, inferior; carpels mostly distinct. Perianth-segments, when present, herbaceous.
Carpels distinct; aquatic herbs. Vam.. Naiadaceae. 1:65.
Carpels united until maturity; bog plants; flowers racemed or spiked.
Fam. 4. Scheuchzeriaceae. i: 82. Perianth of 2 series of segments, the outer (sepals) green, the inner (petals) mostly white.
Fam. 5. Alis'naceae. 1:84.
Perianth superior; carpels united. Fam. 6. Vallisneriateae. i: 92.
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"t" t Flowers in the axils of dry chaffy scales (glumes), arranged in spikes or spikelets.
Order 3. Graminales (Gliimiflorae). Fruit a caryopsis (grain) ; stems (culms) mostly hollow in our species. Fam. 7. Gramineae. 1:94. Fruit an achene; stems (culms) solid. Fam. 8. Cyperaccae. 1:234..
(Order 4, Principes, including only the family Pal maccae. Palms and Order 5, Synanthas, including only the family Cyclanlhaccac, are not represented in our territory.)
-X- Inflorescence a fleshy spadix, with or without a spathe ; or plants minute, floating free, the flowers few or solitary on the margin or back of the thallus.
Order 6. A.Y>.PiX,us [Spalhijlorae).
Large herbs, with normal foliage and well-developed spadix. Fam. 9. Araceae. 1:360.
Minute floating thalloid plants. Fam. 10. Lemuaceae. 1:365.
2. Carpels united into a compound ovary ; parts of the usually complete flowers mostly in 3's or 6's.
-X- Seeds with endosperm, t Flowers regular, or nearly so (corolla irregular in Commelina').
% Endosperm mealy ; ovary superior. Order 7. Xyridales (/^arz/zo^as). a. Ovary i -celled.
Aquatic moss-like leafy herbs; flowers solitary. Fam. ir. Mayacaceae. 1:367.
Erect rush-like herbs; flowers in terminal scaly heads or spikes. Fam. 12. Xyridaccae. 1:368.
Mud or aquatic herbs, the flowers subtended by spathes {Hclcranilicra in Pontederiaceae i: 379).
b. Ovary 2-3-celled (except in some Pontederiaceae). Flowers very small, densely capitate, monoecious or dioecious. Fam. 13. Eriocaulaceae. 1:371. Flowers perfect.
Epiphytes; leaves scurfy. Fam. 14. Bromeliaceae. i: 374.
Terrestrial or aquatic herbs; leaves not scurfy.
Perianth of 2 series of parts, the outer (sepals) green, the inner (petals) colored.
Fam. 15. Cnmmclinaceac. i: 374.
Perianth 6-parted. Fam. 16. Pontederiaceae. 1:379.
X X Endosperm fleshy or horny; ovary superior or inferior. Order 8. Liliales. a. Ovary superior (except in Aletris, in the Liliaceae, and some species of Zygadenus'xn the
Melanthaceae ).
Perianth-segments distinct, green or brown, not petal-like; herbs with grass-like leaves and small flowers. Fam. 17. Jxmcaceae. i: 381
Perianth-segments distinct, or partly united, at least the inner petal-like.
Fruit a capsule (except in Yucca baccala, where it is large, fleshy and indehiscent).
Capsule mostly septicidal; plants rarely bulbous. Fam. 18. Melanlliaceae, 1:399.
Capsule loculicidal (septicidal in Calocliortns)\ plants mostly bulbous.
Fam. 19. Liliaceae. i: 410,
Fruit a fleshy berry.
Erect herbs: tendrils none; flowers perfect. F"am. 20. Convallariaccae. 1:427,
Vines, climbing by tendrils, or rarely erect; flowers dioecious, in axillary umbels.
Fam. 2[. Smilaceae. i: 438,
b. Ovary inferior, wholly or iu part. Stamens 3, opposite the inner corolla-segments. Fam. 22. Haemodoraceae. i: 442
Stamens 6 in our species.
Erect perennial herbs; flowers psrfect. Fam. 23. Aniaryllidaceae. 1:443.
Twining vines; flowers dioecious. Fam. 24. Dioscoreaceae. 1:446
Stamens 3, opposite the outer corolla-segments. Fam. 25. Iridaccae. 1:447
t t Flowers very irregular; ovary inferior. Order 9. Scitaminales. One family represented in our territory. Fam. 26. Marantaceae. 1:454
•7C- -X- Seeds without endosperm, very numerous and minute ; ovary inferior.
Order 10. Orchidales {Microspermae) Flowers regular; stem-leaves reduced to scales. Fam. 27. Burmaimiaceae. i: 455,
Flowers very irregular. Fam. 28. Orcliidaceae. 1:456.
Subclass 2. DicoTYLEDONES. I: 482.
Embryo normally with 2 cotyledons; stems differentiated into pith, wood and bark;
leaves mostly net-veined.
Series I. ChoripETalaE. 1:482102:547.
Petals distinct to the base, or wanting (exceptions noted Vol. i: 482). A. Petals none, except in Portulacaceae and in most Caryophyllaceae, which are herbs with leaves nearly alwa3-s opposite, the seeds with endosperm, and in the pistillate flowers of the walnuts
{Jtiglans).
1. Calyx none (except in the Juglandaceae, which are trees with odd-pinnate leaves). Marsh herbs with perfect flowers in nodding spikes. Order i. Piperales.
One family only. Fam. I. Saururaceac. i: 482.
Trees or shrubs; staminate flowers, and sometimes also the pistillate, in aments.
Leaves odd-pinnate; fruit a nut enclosed in a hu-k. Order 2. Juglandales.
One family only. Fam. 2. Juglandaceae. i: 483.
Leaves simple.
Fruit I -seeded. Order 3. Myricales.
Ovule erect, orthotropous. Fam. 3. Myricaceae. 1:487.
Ovule laterally attached, ascending, amphitropous. Fam. 4. Leitneriaceae. i: 489. Fruit many-seeded; seeds with a tuft of hairs at one end. Order 4. Salicales.
One family only. Fam. 5. Salicaceae. i: 490.
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2. Calyx present.
jf Flowers, at least the staminate ones, in aments. Order 5. FaGALES. Both staminate and pistillate flowers in atnents. Fam. 6. Belulaceae. 1:506.
Pistillate flowers subtended by an involucre, which becomes a bur or a cup in fruit.
Fam. 7. Fagaceae. 1:513. * * Flowers not in aments (in ament-like spikes in Morus), but variously clustered, rarely solitary, a. Flowers monoecious, dioecious or polygamous (sometimes perfect in Ulmtis);
ovary superior, i-celled. Order 6. Urticales.
Fruit not an achene: trees, shrubs or herbs; ovule pendulous.
Trees with alternate leaves, the sap not milky. Fam. 8. Ulmaceae. i: 523.
Trees with alternate leaves and milky sap; or opposite-leaved herbs or herbaceous vines.
Fam. 9. Moraceae. l: 527. Fruit an achene; herbs with small clustered greenish flowers; ovule erect or ascending.
Fam. 10. Urlicaceac. i: 530.
(Order 7, Proteales, extensively developed in the southern hemisphere, is not represented in our area. )
b. Flowers dioecious, or perfect; ovary inferior, at least in part. Ovary i -celled. Order 8. Santalales.
Tree-parasites, with opposite leaves or scales: fruit a berry. Fam. :i. Loranthaceae. 1:534. Root-parasites, or shrubs; leaves alternate in our genera; fruit a drupe, or nut.
Fam. 12. Santalaceae. 1:536.
Ovary several- (usually 6-) celled; flowers perfect. Order 9. Aristolochiales.
One family in our area. Fam. 13. Arisiolochiaceae. 1:537. C. Flowers mostly perfect in our genera (dioecious in some species of Riimex in Polygonaceae, monoecious or dioecious in some Chenopodiaceae and Amaranthaceae ) ; ovary superior.
t Embryo straight, or nearly so; fruit an achene. Order 10. Polygonales.
One family. Fam. 14. Polygonaceae. 1:541.
t t Embryo coiled, curved, or annular; fruit not an achene.
Order II. Chenopodiales {Cenlrospermae). Fruit a utricle (see also last genera of Caryophyllaceae).
Flowers bractless, or, if bracted, the bracts not scatious; sepals green, or greenish.
Fam. 15. Chenopodiaceae. i: 569. Flowers bracted, the bracts, and also the sepals mostly scarious.
Fam. 16. Amaranlhaceac. 1:586. Fruit fleshy, enclosing several carpels; a berry. Fam. 17. Phylolaccaceac. 1:593.
Fruit an anthocarp, the persistent base of the corolla-like calyx enclosing a utricle.
Fam. 18. Nyctaginaceae. 1: 594.
Fruit a capsule, dehiscent by valves, or teeth (utricular in Anychia, Paronychia and Scleranthus of the Caryophyllaceae). Capsule 2-several-celled: petals none. Fam. 19. Aizoaceae. i: 597.
Capsule I -celled; petals mostly present.
Sepals 2. Fam. 20. Porltilacaceae. 2: i.
Sepals 5 or 4, distinct or united. Fam. 21. Caryophyllaceae . I.: 6.
B. Petals present ( wanting in Ceratophyllaceae — ^aquatic herbs with whorled dissected leaves; in. many Ranuuculaceae; in Calvcocar(>uni — a dioecious vine of the Menispermaceae; in Laura- ceae — alternate-leaved aromatic trees and shrubs; in Podostemaceae — aquatic herbs, the sim- ple flowers involucrate; in Liquidambar — a tree, with palmately-lobed leaves and capitate flowers of the Hamaraelidaceae; in Sanguisorba — herbs with pinnate leaves of the Rosaceae; in Xanllioxylum — trees with pinnate leaves of the Rutaceae; in Euphorbiaceae; in Callitrich- aceae, Erapetraceae and Buxaceae; in some of the Aceraceae and Rhamnaceae; in Thymele- aceae, Elaeagnaceae, and in some species of Ludwigia in Onagraceae and of Nyssa in Cor- naceae ).
I. Ovary superior, free from the calyx (partly or wholly inferior in some Saxifragaceae, in Grossulariaceae, Hamamelidaceae, Pomaceae and Loasaceae).
1. Carpels solitary, or several or distinct (united in some Nymphaeaceae); stamens mostly hypogynous and more numerous than the sepals ; sepals mostly distinct. Order 12. Ranales. â– rr Aquatic herbs ; floating leaves peltate, or with a basal sinus. Carpels 3, or more; petals large; floating leaves not dissected. Fam. 22 Nymphaeaceae. 2:41. Pistil I ; petals none; leaves whorled, all submersed and dissected. Fam. 23. Ceratophyllaceae. 2:46.
* Land or marsh plants (some Ranunculaceae aquatic). Stamens numerous; sepals distinct; petals present (except in some Ranunculaceae and in Calyco- carpiim of the Menispermaceae). Receptacle not hollow; leaves alternate (except in Clemaiis\.
Flowers perfect (except in some species of C/<"wfl//.s and Tlialiclritm) .
Fruit aggregate, cone-like; trees; sepals and petals in 3 series, or more, of 3.
Fam. 24. Magnoliaceae. 2: 47 Fruit not aggregate, the carpels separate, at least when mature. Anthers not opening by valves; pistils usually more than i.
Sepals 3; petals 6; shrubs or trees. Fam. 25. Anotiaceae. 2:49.
Sepals 3-15; petals (when present) about as many; our species herbs or vines (Ji'<7M///o;-;-A?'2-a shrubby ^. Fam. 26. Ranunculaceae. 2:50.
Anthers opening by valves (except in Podophyllum l; pistil i
Fam. 27. Berberidaceae. 2: 89. Dioecious climbing vines with simple leaves; fruit drupaceous.
Fam. 28. Menispermaceae. 2: 93 Receptacle hollow, enclosing the numerous pistils and achenes; opposite-leaved shrubs.
Fam. 29. Calycanthaccae. 2: 94.
Stamens 9 or 12, in 3 or 4 series of 3- anthers opening by valves; aromatic trees or shrubs with no petals, more or less united sepals, and i pistil. Fam. 30. Lauraceac. 2: 95
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2. Carpels 2 or more, united into a compound ovary; stamens hypogynous; sepals mostly distinct.
^ Plants not insectivorous.
Order 13. Papaverales {Rkoeadalc.':'). Sepals 2 (very rarely 3 or 4) ; endosperm fleshy. Fam. 31. Papaveraceae. 2:98.
Sepals or calyx-segments 4-8; endcsperm none.
Capsule 2-celled by a longitudinal partition, usually 2-valved, rarely indehiscent; sepals and petals 4. Fam. 32. Cruciferae. 2: 108.
Capsule i-celled, of 2-6 carpels.
Sepals and petals 4, regular, or petals irregular; capsule of 2 carpels, 2-valved.
Fam. 33. Capparidaceae. 2: 154. Sepals and jietals 4-8, irregular; capsule of 3-6 carpels, 3-6-valved at the top; disk large.
Fam. 34. Resedaceae. 2: 158. ^ Insectivorous plants, secreting a viscid liquid, with basal leaves and scapose flowers.
Order 14. Sarraceniales. Ovary 3-5-celled; leaves hollow. Fam. 35. Sarraceniaceac. 2: 159.
Ovary i-celled; leaves circinate in unfolding, the blade flat. Fam. 36. Droseraceae. 2: 160.
3. Carpels solitary, or several and distinct, or sometimes united; stamens mostly perigynous or epigynous; sepals mainly united or confluent with the concave receptacle. Order 15. Rosales.
* Small aquatic fleshy herbs, with a spathe-like involucre, and a 2-3-celled capsule; perianth none.
Fam. 37. Podosiemaceae. 2: 163. ^ ^ Land or rarely swamp plants without an involucre, t Endosperm present, usually copious and fleshy. Carpels as many as the calyx-segments; stamens as many or twice as many; more or less fleshy herbs. Fam. 38 Crassulaceae. 2: 163.
Carpels fewer than the calyx-segments, mostly 2 (ovary i -celled in Parnassia ).
Herbs, or opposite-leaved shrubs. Fam. 39. Saxifragaceae. 2: 169.
Alternate-leaved shrubs or trees; styles 2.
Fruit a i-celled berry. Fam. 40. Grossulariaceae. 2: 187.
Fruit a 2 celled woody or hard capsule. Fam. 41. Haniamelidaceae. 2.192.
\\ Endosperm none, or very Utile (copious in Opnlasier, shrub of the Rosaceae). J Trees with broad leaves and small monoecious capitate flowers.
Fam. 42. Platanaceae. 2: 194.
X X Flowers perfect (dioecious in A r?/ ncus a.nd in species of Fj ae^aria o{ the Rosaceae ; in Gleditsia and Gymnocladus oi the Caesalpiniaceae, and rarely in some Papilionaceae). a. Flowers regular.
Pistils usually several or numerous (one only in Cercocarpiis and sometimes in species of Alche- niilla 2MdL Sa7iguisorba). Carpels distinct, sometimes adnata to the calyx, ripening into follicles or achenes.
Fam. 43. Rosaceae. 2: 194. Carpels united, enclosed by the calyx-tube and adnate to it, the fruit a pome.
Fam. 44. Pomaceae. 2: 232.
Pistil only i.
Ovary 2-ovuled; fruit a drupe ; leaves simple. Fam. 45. Drupaceae. 2:246.
Ovary several-ovuled ; fruit a legume; leaves 2-3-pinnate. Fam. 46. Elimosaccac. 2:254.
b. Flowers irregular (nearly or quite regular in Gleditsia and Gymnocladus, trees of the Caesalpiniaceae). Fruit a legume; upper petal enclosed by the lateral ones in the bud; leaves compound, mostly stip- ulate. Fam. 47. Caesalpiniaceae. 2: 256. Fruit spiny, indehiscent; leaves simple, exstipulate. Fam. 48. Krameriaceae. 2: 261. Fruit a legume or loment; upper petal enclosing the lateral ones in the bud; leaves compound (sometimes i-foliolate), stipulate. Fam. 49. Papilionaceae. 2:262. 4. Carpels united into a compound ovary; sepals mostly distinct. Stamens few, rarely more than twice as many as the sepals, t Stamens as many as the sepals or fewer, and opposite them, or more numerous. X Ovules pendulous, the raphe toward the axis of the ovary. Order 16. Geraniales. Stamens more than one; land plants.
Flowers regular, or nearly so; petals present, usually as many as the sepals. Herbs, the leaves not punctate; flowers perfect. Leaves not pinnately compound.
Capsule at length splitting into its 5 carpels; leaves lobed or dissected.
Fam. 50. Geraniaceae. 2: 340.
Capsule 2-5-celled, not splitting into its carpels.
Stamens 2-3 times as many as the petals; leaves 3-foliolate in our species.
Fam. 51. Oxalidaceae. 2: 344. Stamens as many as the petals; leaves entire. Fam. 52. Linaceae. 2: 348. Leaves pinnately compound. Fam. 53. Zygophyllaceae. 2:351.
Our species trees or shrubs with compound leaves, often punctate; flowers dioecious or polygamous.
Leaves punctate. Fam. ,54. Ruiaceae. 2: 352.
Leaves not punctate, but the bitter bark with oil-sacs. Fam. 55. Siniarubaceae. 2: 354. Flowers very irregular; petals 3; stamens usually 8; low herbs. Fam. 56. Polygalaceae. 2: 355. Flowers regular, often apetalous, small, monoecious or dioecious; carpels mostly 3; herbs or low shrubs, mostly with milky juice. Fam. 57. Euphorbiaceae. 2: 361.
Stamen only i; perianth none; styles 2; small aquatic or rarely terrestrial plants with opposite en- tire leaves. Fam. 58. Callitrichaceae. 2: 381. X X Ovules pendulous, with the raphe away from the axis of the ovary, or erect or ascending.
Order 17. Sapindales.
a. Flowers regular, or nearly so (except in Hippocastanaceae, which are trees or shrubs with digitately compound leaves). Petals none (or 3 in Empetrum) ; flowers monoecious or dioecious; leaves evergreen.
Stamens mostly 3; low heath-like shrubs. Fam. 59. Empetraceae. 2: 383.
Stamens 4-7; our species an herb with broad leaves and spiked flowers.
Fam. 60. Buxaceae. 2: 384.
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Petals present; leaves deciduous, except in Cyrillaceae and some Ilicaceae.
Low annual herbs, with pinnately divided leaves, the stamens twice as many as the petals.
Fam. 6i. Limnantliaccae. 2: 385.
Trees or shrubs, or rarely herbaceous vines.
Ovary i-celled (in ours); fruit a small drupe. Fam. 62. Anacardiaceae. 2: 385.
Ovary 2-several-celled.
Leaves simple, pinnately veined. Seeds not arilled.
Fruit dry ; flowers racemed, perfect. Fam. 63. Cyrillaceae. 2:389.
Fruit a small drupe; flowers not racemed, mostly polygamo-dioecious; ovules pendulous. Fam. 64.. Ilicaceae. 2: 390.
Seeds aiilled ; ovules erect; capsule fleshy. Fam. 65. Celastraceae. 2:393.
Leaves simple and palmately veined, or compound. Leaves opposite.
Fruit a bladdery 3-lobed capsule. Fam. 66 Slaphyleaceae. 2: 396.
Fruit of 2 winged samaras. Fam. 67. Aceraceae. 2: 396.
Fruit a leathery capsule; flowers irregular; leaves digitately compound.
Fam. 68 Hippocaslanaceac. 2: 400. Leaves alternate; fruit various. Fam. 69. Sapindaceae. 2:402.
b. Flowers very irregular, the posterior sepal large, saccate; succulent herbs, the capsule
elasticallj' dehiscent. Fam. 70. Balsamiiiaceae. 2: 403. t t Stamens as many as the sepal.s and alternate with them, opposite the petals when these are present; ovules erect. Order 18. Rhamnales. Shrubs, small trees, or vines; petals 4 or 5, or none; fruit a drupe or capsule.
Fam. 71. Rhamnaceae. 2: 404. Vines, climbing by tendrils, rarely shrubs; petals caducous; fruit a berry.
Fam. 72. Vitaceae. 2: 407. •5f -X- Stamens usually very numerous (except in some Hypericaceae, in Elatinaceae, Violaceae and Passifloraceae ) ; disk inconspicuous or none, t Sepals valvate; placentae united in the axis of the capsule. Order 19. Malvales. Stamens in several sets; anthers 2-celIed: embryo straight. Fam. 73. Tiliaceae. 2:413.
Stamens monadelphous; anthers i -celled; embryo curved. Fam. 74. Malvaceae. 2:415.
t t Sepals or calyx-segments imbricated or convolute (except in Loasaceae, in which the calyx-tube is adnate to the ovary); placentae mainly parietal, sometimes united in the axis.
Order 20. Parietales.
Sepals distinct, mostly persistent. Endosperm little or none.
Trees or shrubs with alternate leaves, and large solitary axillary flowers.
Fam. 75. Theaceae. 2: 426.
Herbs or low shrubs with opposite, rarely verticillate leaves.
Leaves punctate or black-dotted, exslipulate. Fam. 76. Hvpericaceae. 2: 427.
Leaves stipulate; minute or small marsh or aquatic herbs with axillary flowers.
Fam. 77. Elatinaceae. 2: 437.
Endosperm copious.
Flowers regular, but the 2 outer sepals smaller; stamens numerous; ovules orthotropous.
Fam. 78. Cistaceae. 2: 439. Flowers irregular, some often cleistogamous; stamens 5; ovules anatropous.
Fam. 79. Violaceae. 2: 445.
Sepals more or less united into a garaosepalous calyx. *
A fringed crown in the throat of the calyx; our species vines; stamens 5; ovary free from
the calyx. Fam. 80. Passifloraceae. 2: 457.
No crown; our species herbs; stamens numerous; ovary adnate to the calyx.
Fam. 81. Loasaceae. 2: 458.
II. Oz'a?y inferior, adnaie to the calyx, wholly, or in part (except in Lythraceae and our Melasto- maceae, where it is usually merely enclosed by it, and in Thymeleaceae and Elaeagnaceae, which are shrubs or trees, with uo corolla).
1. Fleshy spiny plants, with jointed stems, the leaves very small, or none; calyx-segments and
petals very numerous. Order 21. Opuntiales.
One family. Fam. 82. Cactaceae. â– 2: 460.
2. Herbs, shrubs or trees, not fleshy nor spiny; calyx-segments and petals (when present) rarely
more than 5.
Petals none in our species; shrubs or trees; ovary i-ovuled. Order 22. Thymeleales.
Leaves green; seed pendulous. Fam. 83. Thymeleaceae. 2:465.
Leaves silver-scurfy ; seed erect. Fam. 84. Elaeagnaceae. 2:466.
Petals present (except in some Haloragidaceae, which are small aquatic herbs).
Ovules several or numerous in each cavity of the ovary (except in Haloragidaceae and Trap- aceae). Order 23. Myrtales (il/j'r/z/forof).
Land or marsh plants, or, if aquatic, submerged leaves not dissected.
Calyx-tube merely enclosing the ovary, but free from it, except at the base. )
Anthers longitudinally dehiscent. Fam. 85. Lythraceae. 2: 468.
Anthers opening by a terminal pore. Fam. 86. JMelastoniaceae. 2: 473.
Calyx-tube almost wholly adnate to the ovary. Fam. 87. Onagraceae. 2: 475.
Aquatic or amphibious herbs, the submerged leaves dissected (except in Hippxiris, which has whorled narrow leaves and only i stamen). Petioles of the broad floating leaves inflated; flowers rather large, white.
Fam. 88. Trapaceae. 2: 500.
Leaves most sessile; petioles, if present, not inflated; flowers small, greenish; seeds with I coat. Fam. 89. Haloragidaceae. 2: 500.
Ovules I in each cavity of the ovary. Order 24. Umbellales ( Umbelliflorae).
Stamens 5; styles 2-5, rarely united; flowers umbellate or capitate.
Fruit a fleshy berry or drupe. Fam. 90. Araliaceae. 2: 505.
Fruit dry when mature, splitting into two mericarps. Fam. 91. Umbelliferae. 2: 508. Stamens 4; style 1; stigma i; shrubs and trees; flowers not umbellate.
Fam. 92. Cornaceae. 2: 542.
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Series 2. Gamopetalae. 2:548103:493.
Petals more or less uniled. (See exceptions noted on page 548, Vol. 2.)
A. Ovary superior (except in Vacciniaceae and Symplocaceae, in which it is partly or wholly
inferior. )
I. Stamens mostly free from the corolla, or adnate merely to its base (at the sinuses of the corolla
in Diapeusia and Pyxidanihera of the Diapensiaceae ), as many as the lobes and alternate with them, or twice as many. Order i. Ericales. Stamens free from the corolla, or merely adnate to its base, not united into a tube. Ovary superior; fruit a capsule, or rarely drupaceous. Corolla essentially polypetalous.
Ovary 3-celled; shrubs; leaves deciduous. Fam. i. Clelhraceae. 2:548,
Ovary 4-5 celled; low, mostly evergreen perennials. Fam. 2. Pyrolaceae. 2:549,
Corolla distinctly gamopetalous (except in Monolropa and Hypopilys of the Monotropaceae and Ledum of the Ericaceae). Herbaceous saprophytes without green leaves. Fam. 3. Monotropaceae. 2: 554
Shrubs with normal, often evergreen leaves. Fam. 4. Ericaceae. 2: 556,
Ovary inferior, adnate to the calyx, forming a many-seeded berry in fruit.
Fam. 5. Vacciniaceae. 2: 573, Stamens borne at the sinuses of the corolla, or united in a lo-lobed tube.
Fam. 6. Diapensicueae. 2: ;
II. Stamens borne on the corolla, as many as its lobes and opposite them, or twice as many, or more Herbs. Order 2. Primulales.
Style I ; fruit a capsule. Fam. 7. Primnlaceae. 2:584
.Styles 5; fruit an achene or utricle. Fam. 8. Plumbaginaceae. 2:594
Shrubs or trees. Order 3. Ebenales.
Stamens as many as the corolla-lobes. Fam. 9. Sapolaceae. 2: 595 Stamens twice as many as the corolla-lobes, or more.
Styles 2-8; flowers mostly monoecious or dioecious. Fam. 10. Ebenaceae. 2: 596, Style I, simple or lobed; flowers mostly perfect.
Stamens in several series. Fam. 11. Symplocaceae. 2:597
Stamens in I series. Fam. 12. Slyracaceae. 2:598,
III. Stamens borne on the corolla, as many as its lobes or fewer, and alternate with them (In our
species of Fraxinus and Adelia of the Oleaceae there is no corolla).
* Corolla not scarious, nerved. t Ovaries 2, distinct (except in some Loganiaceae, and in Gentianaceae and Menyanthaceae, in which the ovary is compound, with 2 cavities, or rarely more, or with i cavity and 2 placentae); flowers regular; stamens mostly adnate to only the lower part of the corolla; leaves mostly opposite.
Order 4. Gentianales ( Co;«/o;7(2:^).
a. Stamens (usually 2), fewer than the corolla-lobes, or corolla none; our species
trees or shrubs. Fam. 13. Oleaceae. 2: 600.
b. Stamens as many as the corolla-lobes; mostly herbs. Stigmas distinct; juice not milky; ovary i, compound.
Ovary 2-celled; leaves stipulate, or their bases connected by a stipular line.
Fam. 14. Loganiaceae. 2: 604.
Ovary i-celled; leaves not stipulate.
Leaves opposite or rarely verticillate; corolla-lobes convolute or imbricated in the bud.
Fam. 15. Geniianaceae. 2: 606. Leaves basal or alternate; corolla-lobes induplicate-valvate in the bud; marsh or aquatic herbs. Fam. 16. Menyanthaceae. 2:621.
Stigmas united; juice milky: ovaries 2 in our species.
Styles united; stamens distinct; pollen of simple grains. Fam. 17. Apocynaceae. 3: i.
Styles distinct; stamens mostly monadelphous; pollen-grains united into waxy masses.
Fam. 18. Asclepiadaceae. 3: 4.
tt Ovary i, compound (2-divided in Dichondra of the Convolvulaceae ; in Boraginaceae and Labi- atae mostly deeply 4-lobed around the style) flowers regular or irregular; stamens mostly adnate to the middle of the corolla-tube or beyond: leaves opposite or alternate.
Order 5. Polemoniales ( Tubiflorae). a. Corolla regular (irregular in Ecliium of the Boraginaceae). Ovary not 4-lobed, the carpels not separating as separate nutlets at maturity.
Ovary 2-celled, rarely 3-4-celIed; style i, entire, 2-cleft, or 2-parted; mostly twining vines.
Leaves normal. Fam. 19. Convolvnlaceae. 3: 19.
White or yellowish parasitic vines, the leaves reduced to minute scales.
Fam. 20. Cusculaceae. 3: 27.
Ovary 3-celled; stigmas 3, linear; herbs, not twining. Fam. 21. Polemoniaceac. 3:31.
Ovary i-celled (2-celled in Nama); style l, 2-lobed, or 2-parted; herbs, not twining.
Fam. 22. Hydrophyllaceae. 3: 43. Ovary deeply 4-lobed around the style, or not lobed [Heliolropium); carpels separating as nutlets.
Fam. 23. Boraginaceae. 3: 50.
b. Corolla irregular, more or less 2-lipped (regular in Solanaceae, in Mentha and Lycopus of the Labiatae, and nearly or quite so in Verbena and Callicarpa of the Verbenaceae).
1 . Carpels 1-2-seeded. Ovary not lobed, 2-4-celled, the style apical: carpels separating into i-seeded nutlets.
Fam. 24. Verbenaceae. 3: 69. Ovary 4-lobed around the style, the lobes ripening into i-seeded nutlets.
Fam. 25. Labiatae. 3: 74.
XIV GENERAL KEY TO THE ORDERS AND FAMILIES.
2. Carpels several-many-seeded (2-seeded in some Acanthaceae ). X Fruit a berry, or more commonly a capsule which is i-2-celled, 2-valved, circumscissile, or irregularly
bursting, not elastically dehiscent.
Placentae axile.
Ovary 2-celled, or rarely ^-s-celled.
Flowers regular; fertile stamens 5 (4 in Petunia); fruit a berry or capsule.
Fam. 26. Solanaceae. 3: 124. Flowers more or less irregular; fertile stamens 2 or 4 (5 in Verbascum)\ fruit a capsule.
Fam. 27. Scropliiilariaceae. 3: 142. Ovary i-celled; marsh or aquatic herbs with flowers on scapes.
Fam. 28. Lentibulariaceae. 3: 188.
Placentae parietal.
Herbs, parasitic on the roots of other plants, the leaves reduced to scales, not green; ovary i-celled. Fam. 29. Orobanchaceae. 3: 194.
Trees, vines, shrubs, or herbs, the foliage normal.
Trees, shrubs, or woody vines; capsule 2-celled; seeds winged in our genera.
Fam. 30. Bignoiiiaceac. 3: 198. Opposite-leaved herbs; capsule i-celled in our genus; seeds wingless.
Fam. 31. Mariyniaceae. 3:200. I X Capsule completely 2-celled, elastically loculicidally dehiscent; opposite-leaved herbs; placentae
axile. Fam. 32. Acantliaceae. 3: 201.
5. Ovary and fruit i-celled with i erect orthotropous ovule and seed; herb with spicate flowers
and reflexed fruits. Fam. 32*. Phrytnaceae. 3: 205. * * Corolla scarious, nerveless. Order 6. Plantaginales. Herbs with small spicate or capitate flowers; one family. Fam. 33. Plantaginaceae. 3: 205.
B. Ovary inferior.
I. Anthers distinct.
Stamens as many as the corolla-lobes and alternate with them (one fewer in Linnaea of the Capri- foliaceae), or twice as many; ovary compound, with i ovule or more in each cavity; leaves opposite, or verticillate. Order 7. Rxjbiales.
Stamens as many as the corolla-lobes.
Leaves always stipulate, usually blackening in drying. Fam. 34. Rubiaceae. 3:211.
Leaves usually exstipulate, not blackening in drying. Fam. 35. Caprifoliaceae. 3: 227. Stamens twice as many as the corolla-lobes; low herb with ternately divided leaves.
Fam. 36. Adoxaceae. 3: 242.
Stamens mostly fewer than the corolla-lobes; ovary i-celled with i pendulous ovule, or 3-celled with 2 of the cavities without ovules. Order 8. Valerianales [Aggi-egatae).
Ovary 3-celled; 2 cavities empty. Fam. 37. Valerianaceae. 3: 243.
Ovary I-celled; flowers densely capitate, involucrate. Fam. 38. Dipsacaceae. 3:247.
II. Anthers united (except in Campanula and Legouzia of the Campanulaceae, in Ambrosiaceae, AuA. \n Kuhnia oi the Compositae. Order 9. Campanulales ( Cawi/)a«7</a/a^). Flowers not in involucrate heads; juice mostly milky.
Fndosperm none; flowers monoecious or dioecious; our species vines.
Fam. 39. Cucurbitaceae. 3: 249. Endosperm present, fleshy; flowers perfect. Fam. 40. Campanulaceae. 3:252.
Flowers in involucrate heads.
Flowers all expanded into rays (ligulate); juice milky. Fam. 41. Cichoriaceae. 3: 261.
Flowers all tubular, or the outer expanded into rays; juice very rarely milky.
Stamens distinct, or nearly so. Fam. 42. Ambrosiaceae. 3:292.
Stamens united by their anthers into a tube around the style (except in Kuhnia).
Fam. 43. Compositae. 3: 298.
Glossary of Special Terms.
Acaulescent. With stem subterranean, or nearly so.
Accnmbenl. Cotyledons with margins folded
against the hypocotyl. Aclicne. A dry one-seeded indehiscent fruit with
the pericarp tightly fitting around the seed. Aciculai . Needle-shaped. Acitmiiialt. Gradually tapering to the apex. Actile. Sharp pointed.
Adnate. An organ adhering to a contiguous dif- fering one; an anther attached longitudinally to the end of the filament.
Adventive. Not indigenous, but apparently be- coming naturalized.
Albumen. See Endosperm.
Alliaceoits. Onion-like, in aspect or odor.
Alternate. Not opposite; with a single leaf at each node.
Alveolate. Like honej'comb; closely pitted. Ament. A spike of imperfect flowers subtended
by scarious bracts, as in the willows. AmplnbioHS. At times inhabiting the water. AmphilropoHS. Term applied to the partly
inverted ovule. A iiiple.vicanl. Clasping the stem, or other axis. A naslomosins;'. Connecting so as to form a well- defined network. Anatropous. .Applied to an inverted ovule with
the micropyle very near the hilum. Androgynous. Flower clusters having stamin-
ate and pistillate flowers. A'igiospermoK s. Pertaining to the Angio-
spermae: bearing seeds within a pericarp. Anther. The part of the stamen which contains
the pollen.
Aniherid. The male organ of reproduction in
Pteridophyta and Bryophyta. Antliesis. Period of flowering. Apetalous. Without a corolla. Apical. At the top, or referring to the top. Apicii late. With a minute pointed tip. Appressed. Lj'ing against another organ. Arborescent. Tree-like, in size or shape. Archegone. The female reproductive organ in
Pteridophyta and Bryophyla. Areolate. Reticulated.
Areolation. The sj'steni of meshes m a net- work of veins.
Areole. A mesh in a network of veins.
Aril. A fleshy organ growing about the hilum.
Aril late. Provided with an aril.
Aristale. Tipped by an awn or bristle.
Aristnlate. Diminutive of aristate.
Ascending. Growing obliquely upward, or up- curved.
Asexnal. Without sex.
Assttrgent. See Ascending.
Auricled. ( A uricnlale)with basal ear-like lobes.
Awn. A slender bristle-like organ.
Axil. The point on a stem immediately above the base of a leaf.
Axile. In the axis of an organ.
Axillary. Borne at, or pertaining to an axil.
Baccate. Berry-like.
Barbellate. Furnished with minute barbs.
Basifi.ved. Attached by the base.
Berry. A fruit with pericarp wholly pulpy.
Bilabiate. With two lips.
Bipinnate. Twice pinnate.
Bipinnatifid. Twice pinnatifid.
Blade. The flat expanded part of a leaf.
Brad. A leaf, usually small, subtending a
flower or flower-cluster, or a sporange. Bracteate. With bracts. Bracteolale. Having bractlets. Bractlet. A secondary bract, borne on a pedicel,
or inimediately beneath a flower; sometimes
applied to minute bracts.
Bulb. A bud with fleshy scales, usually subter- ranean.
Bulblel. A small bulb, especially those borne on leaves, or in their axils.
Bulbous. Similar to a bulb; bearing bulbs.
Caducous. Falling away very soon after devel- opment.
Caespitose. Growing in tufts.
Callosity. A small, hard protuberance.
Callus. An extension of the inner scale of a grass spikelet; a protuberence.
Caly.v. The outer of two series of floral leaves.
Campannlate. Bell-shaped.
Campylolropous. Term applied to the curved ovule.
Cancellate. Keticulated.with the meshes sunken. Canescent. With gray or hoary fine pubescence. Canalicula le. Channelled; longitudinally grooved.
Capitate. .Arranged in a head ; knob-like. Capsular. Pertaining to or like a capsule. Capstile. A dry fruit of two carpels or more,
usually dehiscent by valves or teeth. Carinate. Keeled: with a longitudinal ridge. Carpel. The modified leaf forming the ovary,
or a part of a compound ovary. Caruncle. An appendage to a seed atthe hilum. Carunculate. With a caruncle. Caryopsis. The grain; fruit of grasses, with a
thin pericarp adherent to the seed. Caudate. With a slender tail-like appendage. Caude.v. The persistent base of perennial
herbs, usually only the part above ground. Caudicle. Stalk of a pollen-mass in the Orchid
and Milkweed Families. Cauline. Pertaining to the stem. Cell. A cavity, of an anther or ovary. Chaff. Thin dry scales. Chalaza. The base of the ovule. Chartaceous. Papery in texture. Chlorophyll. Green coloring matter of plants. Chlorophyllous. Containing chlorophyll. Ciliate. Provided with marginal hairs. Ciliolale. Minutely ciliate. Ctlium. A hair. Cinereotts. Ashy; ash-colored. Circinnate. Coiled downward from the apex. Circumscissile. Transversely dehiscent, the top
falling away as a lid. Clavate. Club-shaped.
Cleistogainous. Flowers which do not open, but are pollinated from their own anthers.
Cleft. Cut about halfway to the niidvein.
Clinandrium. Cavity between the anther-sacs in orchids.
Cochleate. Like a snail shell.
Coma. Tuft of hairs at the ends of some seeds.
Commissure. The contiguous surfaces of two carpels.
Condu plicate. Folded lengthwise. Confluent. Blended together. \ Connate. Similar organs more or less united. Connective. The end of the filament, between
the anther-sacs. Connivent. Converging.
Convolute. Rolled around or rolled up longi- tudinally.
Coralloid. Resembling coral, i Cordate. Heart-shaped, i Coriaceous. Leathery in texture.
Corm. A swollen fleshy base of a stem.
Corolla. The inner of two series of floral leaves.
Corona; Crozc n. An appendage of the corolla; a crown-like margin at the top of an organ.
Coroniform. Crown-like.
Corymb. A convex or flat-topped flower-cluster of the racemose type with pedicels or rays arising from different points on the axis.
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GLOSSARY.
Corymbose. Borne in corymbs; corymb-like. Coslate. Ribbed.
Cotyledon. A rudimentary leaf of the embryo.
Crenate. Scalloped; with rounded teeth.
Crennlate. Diminutive of crenate.
Crustaceous. Hard and brittle.
Cuciillale. Hooded, or resembling a hood.
Culm. The stem of grasses and sedges.
Cuneale. Wedge-shaped.
Cusp. A sharp stiff point.
Cuspidate. Sharp-pointed; ending in a cusp.
Cyme. A convex or flat flower-cluster of the deter- minate type, the central flowers first unfolding.
Cymose. Arranged in cymes; cyme-like.
Deciduous. Falling away at the close of the growing period.
Decompound. More than once divided.
Decumbent. Stems or branches in an inclined position, but the end ascending.
Decurrent. Applied to the prolongation of an organ, or part of an organ running along the sides of another.
Deflexed. Turned abruptly downward.
Dehiscence. The opening of an ovary, anther- sac or sporange to emit the contents.
Dehiscent. Opening to emit the contents.
Deltoid. Broadly triangular, like the Greek let- ter delta, A.
Dentate. Toothed, especially with outwardly projecting teeth.
Denticulate. Diminutive of dentate.
Depauperate. Impoverished, small.
Depressed. Vertically flattened.
De.xtrorse. Spirally ascending to the right.
Diadelphous. Stamens united into two sets.
Diandrous. Having two stamens.
Dichotomous. Forking regularly into two nearly equal branches or segments.
Dicotyledonous. With two cotyledons,
Didymous. Twin-like; of two nearly equal segments.
Diffuse. Loosely spreading.
Dif^itate. Diverging, like the fingers spread.
Dimorphous. Of two forms.
Dioecious. Bearing staminate flowers or an- therids on one plant, and pistillate flowers or archegones on another of the same species.
Discoid. Heads of Compositae composed only of tubular flowers; rayless; like a disk.
Disk. An enlargement or prolongation of the receptacle of a flower around the base of the pistil; the head of tubular flowers in Com- positae.
Dissected. Divided into many segments or lobes. Dissepiment. A partition-wall of an ovary or fruit.
Distichous. Arranged in two rows. Distinct. Separate from each other; evident. Divaricate. Diverging at a wide angle. Divided. Cleft to the base or to the raid-nerve. Dorsal. On the back, or pertaining to the back. Drupaceous. Drupe-like.
Drupe. A simple fruit, usually indehiscent
with fleshy exocarp and bony endocarp. Drupelet. Diminutive of drupe. Echinate. Prickly.
Ellipsoid. A solid body, elliptic in section. Elliptic. With the outline of an ellipse; oval. Emarginate. Notched at the apex. Embryo. A rudimentary plant in the seed. Embryo-sac. The macrospore of the flowering
plants, contained in the ovule. Endocarp. The inner layer of the pericarp. Endogenous. Forming new tissue within. Endosperm. The substance surrounding the
embryo of a seed; albumen. Ensiform. Shaped like a broad sword. Entire. Without divisions, lobes, or teeth. Ephemeral. Continuing for only a day or less. Epigynous. Adnate to or borne on the upper
part of the ovary. Epiphytic. Growing on other plants, but not
parasitic.
Equitant. Folded around each other; strad- dling.
Erase. Irregularly margined, as if gnawed. Evanescent. Early disappearing. Evergreen. Bearing green leaves throughout the year.
Excurrent. With a tip projecting beyond the
main part of the organ. Exfoliating. Peeling off in layers. Exocarp. The outer layer of the pericarp. " ^ 1 Exogenous. Forming new tissue outside the older.
Exserted. Prolonged past surrounding organs. Exstipulate. Without stipules. Exlrorse. Facing outward. Falcate. Scythe-shaped.
Farinaceous. Starchy, or containing starch. Fascicle. A dense cluster. Fascicled. Borne in dense clusters. Fastigiate. Stems or branches which are
nearly erect and close together. Fenestrate. With window-like markings. Fertile. Bearing spores, or bearing seed. Fertilization. The mingling of the contents'of
a male and female cell. Ferruginous. Color of iron-rust. Fetid. Ill-smelling.
Fibrillose. With fibres or fibre-like organs.
Filament. The stalk of an anther; the two form- ing the stamen.
Filamentous. Composed of thread-like struc- tures: thread-like.
Filiform. Thread-like.
Fimbriate. With fringed edges.
Fimbrillate. Minutely fringed.
Fistular. Hollow and cylindric.
Flabellate. Fan-shaped, or arranged like the sticks of a fan.
Flaccid. Lax; weak.
Flexuous. Alternately bent in different^direc- tions.
Floccose. With loose tufts of wool-like hairs. Foliaceous. Similar to leaves. Foliolate. With separate leaflets. Follicle. A simple fruit dehiscent along one suture.
Follicular. Similar to a follicle.
Foveate. Foveolate. More or less pitted.
Free. Separate from other organs; not adnate.
Frond. The leaves of ferns. Z^' . J,
j Frutescent. Fruticose. More or less shrub-like.
Fugacious. Falling soon after development.!^
Fugitive. Plants not native, but occurring here and there, without direct evidence of be- coming established.
Funiculus. The stalk of an ovule or seed.
Fusiform. Spindle-shaped.
Galea. A hood-like part of a perianth or corolla.
Caleate. With a galea. ; Gametophyte. The sexual generation of plants.
Gamopetalous. With petals more or less united.
Gemma. A bud-like propagative organ. ' j Gibbous. Enlarged or swollen on one side.
Glabrate. Nearly without hairs.
Glabrous. Devoid of hairs.
Gladiate. Like a sword-blade.
Gland. A secreting cell, or group of cells. I Glandular. With glands, or gland-like.
Glaucous. Covered with a fine bluish or white bloom; bUiish-hoary.
Globose. Spherical or nearly so. I Glomerate. In a compact cluster. I Glomerule. A dense capitate cyme.
Glumaceous. Resembling glumes.
Glume. The scaly bracts of the spikelets of grasses and sedges. ' Granulose. Composed of grains. I Gregarious. Growing in groups or colonies.
Gynobase. A prolongation or enlargement of the receptacle, supporting the ovary.
Habit. General aspect.
Habitat. A plant's natural place of growth. \ Hastate. Halberd-shaped; like sagittate, but
with the basal lobes diverging, j Haustoria. The specialized roots of parasites.
Head. A dense round cluster of sessile jOr 1 nearly sessile flowers.
GLOSSARY.
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Herbaceous. Leaf-like in texture and color;
pertaining to an herb. Hilutn. The scar or area of attachment of a
seed or ovule. Hirsute. With rather coarse stiff hairs. Hispid. With bristly stiff hairs. Hispidulovs. Diminutive of hispid. Hyaline. Thin and translucent. Hypocotyl. The rudimentary stem of the
embryo; also termed radicle. Hypon;ymum. Organ supporting the ovary in
some sedges. Hypogynotis. Borne at tlie base of the ovary,
or below. Imbricated. Overlapping.
Imperfect. Flowers with either stamens or pis- tils, not with both.
Incised. Cut into sharp lobes.
Included. Not projecting beyond surrounding parts.
Incumbent. With the back against the hypo- cotyl.
Indeliiscent. Not opening.
Indxisium The membrane covering a sorus.
Inequilateral. Unequal sided.
Inferior. Relating to an organ which arises or is situated below another.
Inflexed. Abruptly bent inward.
Inflorescence. The flowering part of plants; its mode of arrangement.
Integument. A coat or protecting layer.
Internode. Portion of a stem or branch be- tween two successive nodes.
Introrse. Facing inward.
Involucel. A secondary involucre.
Involucrate. With an involucre, or like one.
Involucre. A whorl of bracts subtending a flower or flower-cluster
Involute. Rolled inwardly.
Irregular. A flower in which one or more of the organs of the same series are unlike.
Labiate. Provided with a lip-like organ; be- longing to the family Labiatae.
Lactniate. Cut into narrow lobes or segments.
Lanceolate. Considerably longer than broad, tapering upward from the middle or below; lance shaped.
Latex. The milky sap of certain plants.
Leaflet. One of the divisions of a compound leaf.
Legume. A simple dry fruit dehiscent along both sutures.
Lenticular. Lens-shaped.
Ligulate. Provided with or resembling a ligule. Ligute. A strap-shaped organ, as the rays in
Compositae. Limb. The expanded part of a petal, sepal, or
gamopetalous corolla. Linear. Elongated and narrow with sides
nearly parallel. Lineolate. With fine or obscure lines. Lobed. Divided to about the middle. Loment. A jointed legume, usually constricted
between the seeds. Loculicidal. Applied to capsules which split
longitudinally. Lodicules. Minute hyaline scales subtending
the flower in grasses. Lunate. Crescent-shaped,
Lyrate. Pinnatifid, with the terminal lobe or segment considerably larger than the others.
Macrosporange. Sporange containing macro- spores.
Macrospore. The larger of two kinds of spores borne by a plant, usually giving rise to a female prothallium.
Marcescent . Withering but remaining attached.
Medullary. Pertaining to the pith or medulla.
Mericarp. One of the carpels of the Umbel- liferae.
Mesocarp. The middle layer of a pericarp.
Micropvle. Orifice of the ovule, and corre- sponding point on the seed.
Microsporange. Sporange containing micro- spores.
Microspore. The smaller of two kinds of spore
borne by a plant, usually giving rise to a male prothallium; pollen-grain.
Midvein {Midrib). The central vein or rib of a leaf or other organ.
Mo7iadelplious. Stamens united by their fila- ments.
Moniliform. Like a string of beads.
Monoecious. Bearing stamens and pistils on the same plant, but in different flowers.
Mo)istrous. Unusual or deformed.
Mucronate. With a short sharp abrupt tip.
Mucronulate. Diminutive of mucronate.
Muricate. Roughened with short hard pro- cesses.
Muticous. Pointless, or blunt.
Naked. Lacking organs or parts which are nor- mally present in related species or genera.
Naturalized. Plants not indigenous to the re- gion, but so firmly established as to have become part of the flora.
Nectary. A sugar-secreting organ.
Node. The junction of two internodes of a stem or branch, often hard or swollen, at ! which a leaf or leaves are usually borne. [ Nodose. Similar to nodes or joints; knotty.
Nodulose. Diminutive of nodose.
Niit. An indehiscent one-seeded fruit with a hard or bony pericarp.
Nutlet. Diminutive of nut.
Obcordale. Inversely heart-shaped.
Oblanceolate. Inverse of lanceolate.
Oblong. Longer than broad with the sides nearly parallel, or somewhat curving.
Obovate. Inversely ovate.
Obovoid. Inversely ovoid.
Obsolete. Not evident; gone, rudimentarj-, or
vestigial. Obtuse. Blunt, or rounded.
Ochreae. The sheathing united stipules of
Polygonaceae. Ocbreolae. The ochreae subtending flowers in
the Polygonaceae. Ocliroleucous. Yellowish white. Odsphere. The cell of the archegone which is
fertilized by spermatozoids. Operculate. With an operculum. Operculum. A lid.
Orbicular. Approximately circular in outline. Orthotropous. Term applied to the straight
ovule, having the hilum at one end and the
micropyle at the other. Ovary. The ovule-bearing part of the pistil. Ovate. In outline like a longitudinal section of j a hen's egg.
I Ovoid. Shaped like a hen's egg.
Ovule. The macrosporange of flowering plants, becoming the seed on maturing.
Palate. The projection from the lower Hp of two-lipped personate corollas.
Palet. A bract-like organ enclosing or subtend- ing the flower in grasses.
Palmate. Diverging radiately like the fingers.
Panicle. A compound flower cluster of the racemose type, or cluster of sporanges.
Paniculate. Borne in panicles or resembling a panicle.
Papilioitaceous. Term applied to the irregular flower of the Pea Family.
Papillose. With minute blunt projections.
Pappus. The bristles, awns, teeth, etc., sur- mounting the achene in the Chicory and Thistle Families.
Parasitic. Growing upon other plants and ab- sorbing their juices.
Parietal. Borne along the wall of the ovary, or pertaining to it.
Parted. Deeply cleft.
Pectinate. Comb-like.
Pedicel. The stalk of a flower in a flower- cluster, or of a sporange.
Peduncle. Stalk of a flower, or a flower-cluster, or a sporocarp.
Pedunculate. With a peduncle.
Peltate. Shield-shaped; a flat organ with a stalk on its lower surface.
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GLOSSARY.
Penicillate. With a tuft of hairs or hair-like branches.
Perfect. Flowers with both stamens and pistils. Perfoliate. Leaves so clasping the stem as to
appear as if pierced bj' it. Penantli. The modified floral leaves (sepals or
petals), regrarded collectively. Pericai p. The wall of the fruit, or seed-vessel. Perigyiiium. The utricle enclosing the ovary
or achene in the genus Carex. Perigyiioiis. Borne on the perianth, around
the ovary.
Peripheral. Pertaining to the periphery.
Persistent. Organs remaining attached to those bearing them after the growing period.
Petal. One of the leaves of the corolla.
Petaloid. Similar to petals; petal-like.
Petiolate. With a petiole.
Petiole. The stalk of the leaf.
Phyllode. A bladeless petiole or rachis.
Pilose. With long soft hairs.
Pinna. A primary division of a pinnately com- pound leaf.
Pinnate. Leaves divided into leaflets or seg- ments along a common axis.
Pinnatifid. Pinnately cleft to the middle or beyond.
Pinnule. A division of a pinna.
Pistil. The central organ of a flower containing
the macrosporanges (ovules). Pistillate. With pistils; and usually employed
in the sense of without stamens. Placenta. An ovule-bearing surface. Plicate. Folded into plaits, like a fan. Plumose. Resembling a plume or feather. Plunuile. The rudimentary terminal bud of the
embryo.
Pollen. Pollen-grain. See Microspore.
Pollinia. The pollen-masses of the Orchid and Milkweed Familes.
Polygamous. Bearing both perfect and imper- fect flowers.
Polypetalous. With separate petals.
Pome. The fleshy fruit of the Apple Family.
Procumbent. Trailing or lying on the ground.
Prophylla. Bractlets.
Prothallium. The sexual generation of Pteri- dophyta.
Puberulent. With very short hairs. Pubescent . With hairs. Punctate. With translucent dots or pits. Pungent. With a sharp stiff tip. Pyriform. Pear-shaped.
Raceme. An elongated determinate flower-clus- ter with each flower pedicelled.
Racemose. In racemes, or resembling a raceme.
Rachilla. The axis of the spikelet in grasses.
Rachis. The axis of a compound leaf, or of a spike or raceme.
Radiant. With the marginal flowers enlarged and ray-like.
Radiate. With ra3--flowers; radiating.
Radicle. The rudimentary stem of the em- bryo; hypocotyl.
Radicular. Pertaining to the radicle or hypo- cotyl.
Raphe {Rhaphe). The ridge connecting the lii- lum and chalaza of an anatropous or amphi- tropous ovule; the ridge on the sporocarp of Marsilea.
Ray. One of the peduncles or branches of an um- bel; the flat marginal flowers in Compositae.
Receptacle. The end of the flower stalk, bear- ing the floral organs, or, in Compositae, the flowers; also, in some ferns, an axis bearing sporanges.
Recurved. Curved backward.
Reflexed. Bent backward abruptly.
Regular. Having the members of each part alike in size and shape.
Reniform. Kidney-shaped.
Repand. With a somewhat wavy margin.
Reticulate. Arranged as a network.
Retrorse. Turned backward or downward.
Retuse. With a shallow notch at the end.
Revolute. Rolled backward. Rhachis. See Rachis. Rhizome. See Rootstock.
Rootstock. A subterranean stem, or part of one. Ringent. The gaping mouth of a two-lipped corolla.
Rosleltum. Beak of the style in Orchids.
Rostrate. With a beak.
Rosiilate. Like a rosette.
Rotate. With a flat round coroUa-lirab.
Rugose. Wrinkled.
Runcinale. Sharply pinnatifid, or incised, the lobes or segments turned backward.
Sac. A pouch, especially the cavities of anthers. ' Saccate. With a pouch or sac. ; Sagittate. Like an arrow-head, with the lobes i turned downward.
j Samara. A simple indehiscent winged fruit. I Saprophyte. A plant which grows on dead organic matter. Scabrous. Rough.
Scale. A minute, rudimentary or vestigial leaf.
Scape. A leafless or nearly leafless stem or pe- duncle, arising from a subterranean part of a plant, bearing a flower or flower-cluster.
Scapose. Having scapes, or resembling a scape.
Scarious. Thin, dry, and translucent, not green.
Scorpioid. Coiled up in the bud, unrolling in growth.
Secund. Borne along one side of an axis.
Segment. A division of a leaf or fruit.
Sepal. One of the leaves of a calyx.
Septate. Provided with partitions.
Septicidal. A capsule which splits longitudi- nally into and through its dissepiments.
Serrate. With teeth projecting forward.
Serrulate. Diminutive of serrate; serrate with small teeth.
Sessile. Without a stalk.
Setaceous. Bristle-like.
Setose. Bristly.
Silicle. A silique much longer than wide. Silique. An elongated two-valved capsular fruit,
with two parietal placentae, usually dehiscent. Sitittatc. With strongly wavy margins. Sinuous. In form like the path of a snake. Sinus. The space between the lobes of a leaf. Sorus (Sort). A group or cluster of sporanges. Spadiceous. Like or pertaining to a spadix. \ Spadi.v. A fleshj^ spike of flowers. Spalhaceous. Resembling a spathe. Spathe. A bract, usually more or less concave,
subtending a spadix. Spatulate. Shaped like a spatula; spoon-shaped. Spermatozoids. Cells developed in the antherid,
for the fertilization of the oosphere. Spicate. Arranged in a spike; like a spike. Spike. An elongated flower cluster or cluster of
sporanges, with sessile or nearly sessije flowers
or sporanges. Spikelet. Diminutive of spike; especially ap- plied to flower-clusters of grasses and sedges. St>inose. With spines or similar to spines. Spinule. A small sharp projection. Spinulose. With small sharp processes or spines. Sporange. A sac containing spores. I Spore. An asexual vegetative cell. Sporocarp. Organ containing sporanges or sori. Sporophyte. The asexual generation of plants. Spreading. Diverging nearly at right angles;
nearly prostrate. Spur. A hollow projection from a floral organ. Squarrose. With spreading or projecting parts. Stamen. The organ of a flower which bears the
microspores (pollen-grains). Staminodium. A .sterile stamen, or other organ
in the position of a stamen. Standard. The upper, u.sually broad, petal of a
papilionaceous corolla. Stellate. Star-like.
Sterigmata. The projections from twigs, bearing the leaves in some genera of Pinaceae. j Sterile. Without spores, or without seed.
Stigma. The summit or side of the pistil to I which pollen-grains become attached.
GLOSSARY.
21
Stipe. The stalk of an organ. I
Stipitate. Provided with a stipe.
Stipules. Appendages to the base of a petiole,
often adnate to it. Stipulate. With stipules. Stolon. A basal branch rooting at the nodes. Stoloniferous. Producing or bearing stolons. Stoma [Stomala). The transpiring orifices in
the epidermis of plants. Strict. Straight and erect.
Stri^ose. With appressed or ascending stiff hairs.
Slrophiole. An appendage to a seed at the hilum. Strophtolate. With a strophiole. Style. The narrowed top of the ovary. Stylopodium. The expanded base of a style. Subacute. Somewhat acute. Subcordate. Somewhat heart-shaped. Subcoriaceous. Approaching leathery in texture. Sub/alcate. Somewhat scythe-shaped. Subli^neous. Somewhat woody in texture. Subterete. Nearly terete. Subulate. Awl-shaped.
Subversatile . Partly or imperfectly versatile.
Succulent. Soft and juicy.
Sulcate. Grooved longitudinally.
Superior. Applied to the ovary when free from
the calyx; or to a calyx adnate to an ovary. Suture. A line of splitting or opening. Symmetrical. Applied to a flower with its
parts of equal numbers. Syncarp. A fleshy multiple or aggregate fruit.
Tendril. A slender coiling organ.
Terete. Circular in cross section.
Ternaie. Divided into three segments, or ar- ranged in threes.
Tetradynamous. With four long stamens and two shorter ones.
Thallus. A usually flat vegetative organ. ]
Thyrsoid. Like a thyrsus.
Thyrsus. A compact panicle.
Tomentose. Covered with tomentum.
Tomeniulose. Diminutive of tomentose.
Tomentum. Dense matted wool-like hairs.
Torsion. Twisting of an organ.
Torttious. Twisted or bent.
Tracheae. The canals or ducts in woody tissue.
Tracheids. Wood- cells. :
Triandrous. With three stamens.
Tricarpous. Composed of three carpels. I
Trimo) photis. Flowers with stamens of three different lengths or kinds; in three forms.
Triquetrous. Three-sided, the sides channeled.
Truncate. Terminated by a nearly straight edge or surface.
Tuber. A thick short underground branch or part of a branch.
Tubercle. The persistent base of the style in some Cyperaceae; a small tuber.
Tuberculate. With rounded projections.
Turbinate. Top-shaped.
Uliginous. Inhabiting mud.
Umbel. A determinate, usually convex flower- cluster, with all the pedicels arising from the same point.
Umbellate. Borne in umbels; resembling an umbel.
Umbellet. A secondary umbel. Umbetloid. Similar to an umbel. Uncinate. Hooked, or in form like a hook. Undulate. With wavy margins. Urceolate. Urn-shaped.
Utricle. A bladder-like organ; a one-seeded fruit with a loose pericarp.
Valvale. Meeting by the margins in the bud, not overlapping; dehiscent by valves.
Vascular. Relating: to ducts or vessels.
Vein. One of the branches of the woody por- tion of leaves or other organs.
Vetnlet. A branch of a vein.
Velum. A fold of the inner side of the leaf- base in Isoetes.
Velutinous. Velvety; with dense fine pubes- cence.
Venation. The arrangement of vein". Vernation. The arrangement of leaves in the bud.
Versatile. An anther attached at or near its middle to the filament.
Verlicillate. With three or more leaves or branches at a node; whorled.
Vestigial. In the nature of a vestige or rem- nant.
Villous. With long soft hairs, not matted
together. Virgate. Wand-like.
Whorl. A group of three similar organs or
more, radiatinar from a node. Verticil. Whorled. See Verlicillate.
Winged. With a thin expansion or expansions.
Vol. I, Fig. 63. For " one-forked " read " once- forked."
Fig. 114. First line, read Pinus divaricata (Ait )
Gordon. The citation is Pinus divaricata
Gordon, Pinetum; i6.'i. 1858. p. 86. Generic description of Lopholocarpus,
after " Perennial " add "or annual." p. 93. Line 4, Read "elongated." Fig. 467. Add Poa pseudopratensis Scribn.
& Rydb. Contr. Nat. Herb. 3: 531. pi. 20.
1896.
p. 209. Under Scolochloa, for " rickle-like,"
read "prickle-like." Fig. 4q6. Read Puccinellia angustata (R. Br.)
Redf. & Rand, Fl. Mt. Desert, 181. 1894. Fig. 918. For"i"-iH" long, " read " I'-i p. 410. Under Liliaceae, for Agave read Yucca
in two places, p. 416. Under Liliiim ; for " diciduous, " read
" deciduous." p. 456. Key, for Periamium read Peramium. p. 476. Citation of Leptorchis. read "Philom." Fig. 1 174. For Wardii TeaA Wardi.
Vol. II, Fig. 1595. Read terresiris.
Fig. 1630. For "recurved" read "inflexed."
p. 118, Key, for Sinapistrum read arvensis.
p. 127, Key, for Dotiglasii read purpurea.
Fig. 2065. after Blackseed insert period.
Fig. 2249. Read " Pink Needle."
Fig. 2250. Read " 2'-6' high."
p. 370, Key. For strictospora read stictospora.
Figs. 2314, 2315. For "ash-colored," read
"brown." Fig. 2425. Read Malvastrum. Fig. 2530. For "according to Hitchcock," read
"according to B. B. Smyth." Fig. 2669. For Anelhrum read A nethum. Fig. 2698. For "Brilton." read" Heller," and
add citation Spermolepis echinatus Heller,
Contr. F. & M. Coll. i: 73. 1895. Fig. 2776. Read " Burren Myrtle."
Vol. Ill, p. 18, First line, for laevis read laeve.
Fig. 3174. Note, read "Sage of Bethlehem."
Fig. 3229. For "or" read " Adam's-flannel."
p. 144. For Fig 2333 read 3233,
Fig. 3412. For "Clover" read " Claver-" grass.
Fig. 3434. Read "Wayfaring. "
p. 300, Key, No. 38, for lanaclis read lonactis.
Fig. 3708. Note, Var. 4, Read gilvocanescens.
p. 396, Key, for viscosa read foetida.
A few errors in accent and in index paging are corrected in the General Index.
General Index of Latin Names.
[Classes and Families in small capitals; genera in heavy face; synonyms in italics. Heavy face figures indicate the volume ; other figures, the page.]
|
Abama |
1 400 |
Acaida |
1 591 |
Adopogon |
Agropyron |
||
|
( Narlheciiim) |
cannabina |
591 |
occidentale 3 263-264 |
unilaterale |
I 228 |
||
|
Americana |
I 40' |
Floridana |
591 |
Virginicum |
263 |
violaceum |
227 |
|
Abies |
I 5° |
rusocarpa |
591 |
Adorium |
Agrostemma |
2 7 |
|
|
alba |
54 |
tamariscina |
591 |
divaricatum |
2 527 |
coronaria |
16 |
|
balsamea |
57 |
concatenata |
591 |
lenuifolium |
527 |
Githago |
7 |
|
Canadciists |
54i 56 |
prostrata |
592 |
Adoxaceae |
3 242 |
Agrostis |
I 159 |
|
Cavolinia)ia |
50 |
var. stihnuda |
591 |
Adoxa |
243 |
airoides |
155 |
|
Fraseri |
57 |
" tuberctilata |
591 |
Moschatellina |
243 |
alba |
159 |
|
Mariana |
55 |
Aconitum |
2 60 |
A Es;ilops |
algida altissima |
150 |
|
|
nig;ra Abronia |
55 |
Noveboracense |
6[ |
aromatica |
I 177 |
162 |
|
|
I 596 |
paniculatum |
61 |
AEgopodium |
2 539 |
arachnoides |
160 |
|
|
Cyclof>tera |
597 |
recUnatum |
61 |
Podagraria |
539 |
aspera |
151 |
|
frag; ran s |
597 |
uncitialuni |
6[ |
AEschynomene |
311 |
asperifolia |
l6o |
|
micrantha |
597 |
Acorus |
I 364 |
Inspida |
312 |
brevi/olia |
153 |
|
Abutilon |
2 422 |
Calamus |
364 |
Virginica |
312 |
canina |
160 |
|
Abutilon |
422 |
Acroslichiiiii |
AEsculus |
400 |
coarctata |
3 502 |
|
|
AviceiDiae |
422 |
(ilpinujH |
I 10 |
arguta |
401 |
compressa |
I 156 |
|
Acacia |
2 254 |
arculatum |
20 |
Jlava " purpurascen |
401 |
cryptandra |
155 |
|
brachyloba |
255 |
liv perboreum |
10 |
r 401 |
d iff II sa |
143 |
|
|
filicina |
254 |
I ill e use |
10 |
glabra |
401 |
data |
162 |
|
filiculoides |
254 |
plalynejiros |
23 |
Hippocastanum |
400 |
Elliottiana |
160 |
|
Acalypha |
2 365 |
poly pod io ides |
33 |
hybrida |
400 |
e xarata |
160 |
|
Caroliniana |
365 |
Thelypteris |
15 |
hi tea |
400 |
filiforniis |
142 |
|
gracileiis |
366 |
Actaea |
2 55 |
octandra |
401 |
hyemalis |
161 |
|
ostryaefolia Virginica |
365 |
alba |
56 |
Pa via |
402 |
Indica |
154 |
|
366 |
arg'tita |
55 |
A Elliulia |
intermedia |
162 |
||
|
ACANTHACEAE |
3 201 |
racemosa |
56 |
uni flora |
3 306 |
juncea |
154 |
|
ACERACEAE |
2 396 |
rubra |
55 |
AEthusa |
2 5'9 |
latifolia |
158 |
|
Acer |
2 397 |
" dissecta |
55 |
Cynapium |
520 |
longifolia |
151 |
|
barbatum |
398 |
spicata vars. |
55^ |
Afzelia |
3 172 |
Mexicana |
142 |
|
dasycarpum |
397 |
Actmella |
iSeymeria) |
Novae-Angliae |
162 |
||
|
Drummondii |
398 |
see Picradenia 3 |
448-9 |
macrophylla |
172 |
pa nciflora |
144 |
|
erincarpum |
397 |
glabra Aclinomeris |
449 |
Agassizia |
perennans |
161 |
|
|
glabrum |
399 |
429 |
suavis |
452 3 84 |
racemosa |
143 |
|
|
rnonlanmn |
399 |
allernifolia |
431 |
Agastache |
rubra |
161 |
|
|
Negundo |
400 |
heliantlioides |
430 |
( Lophanthus) |
rupestris i 161; |
3 503 |
|
|
nigrum |
398 |
squarrosa |
43' |
anethiodora |
85 |
sea bra |
I 161 |
|
Pennsylvanicum 39^ |
Actinospermum |
3 442 |
nepetoides |
84 |
serotina |
156 |
|
|
platanoides |
400 |
( Baldwinia) |
scrophulariaefolia 85 |
Spica-venti |
167 |
||
|
Pseudo-Platanus 400 |
uniflorum |
443 |
Agave |
I 445 |
soboHyera |
142 |
|
|
rubrum |
397 |
Acuan |
2 255 |
Virginica |
445 |
sylvatica |
159 |
|
saccharinum |
397 |
( Desmanlhus) |
Aggregatae |
3 298 |
teiiuijlora |
144 |
|
|
Saccharum |
398 |
lUinoensis |
255 |
Agoseris |
277 |
Virginica |
153 |
|
spicatum |
399 |
leptoloba |
255 |
( Trox'imon) |
vulgaris |
159 |
|
|
striatum |
399 |
Adelia |
2 603 |
glauca |
277 |
Ailanthus |
2 354 |
|
tripartitum |
399 |
(Forestiera) |
parviflora |
278 |
glandulosa |
355 |
|
|
Acerates |
3 14 |
acuminata |
603 |
Agrimonia |
2 225 |
Aira |
I 168 |
|
angustifolia |
14 |
Adenocaulon |
3 404 |
Brittoniana |
227 |
aquatica |
194 |
|
auriculata |
15 |
bicolor |
404 |
Eupatoria |
226-7 |
atropurpurea |
170 |
|
Floridana |
15 |
Adiantum |
I 27 |
hirsuta |
226 |
caespilosa |
169 |
|
lanuginosa |
15 |
Capillus-Veneris 27 |
microcarpa |
226 |
caryopliyllea |
168 |
|
|
lonfTifolia |
15 |
pedatum |
27 |
mollis |
227 |
coerulea |
187 |
|
viridiflora |
14 |
Adicea |
1 533 |
parviflora |
226-7 |
crista ta |
194 |
|
" Ivesii |
14 |
{Ptlea) |
pumila |
226 |
Jiexuosa |
170 |
|
|
" linearis |
H |
pumila |
533 |
rostellata |
226 |
inelicoides |
210 |
|
" lanceolata |
14 |
Adlumia |
2 105 |
striata |
226 |
nilida |
193 |
|
Achillea |
3 454 |
cirrhosa |
105 |
Agropyron |
I 226 |
obtusata |
192 |
|
Millefolium |
455 |
fungosa |
105 |
caninum |
228 |
praecox |
169 |
|
Ptarmica |
454 |
Adnaria |
574 |
dasystachyum |
227 |
purpurea |
185 |
|
Achroanthes |
I 475 |
Adonis |
2 89 |
glaitctim |
226 |
su bspicala |
171 |
|
{ Microstylis) |
annua |
89 |
Gmelini |
3 508 |
Aizoaceae |
I 597 |
|
|
monophylla |
I 475 |
antumnalis |
pseudorepens |
507 |
Ajuga |
3 75 |
|
|
unifolia |
476 |
Adopogon |
3 263 |
re pens |
I 226 |
rcptans |
76 |
|
Acliyranthes |
( krigia ) |
spicatum |
3 5"7 |
Alchemilla |
2 224 |
||
|
dirliotoma |
2 39 |
Carolinianum |
264 |
tetrastachys |
507 |
alpina |
225 |
|
la itiigi)iosa |
I 592 |
Dandelion |
264 |
tenerum |
1 227 |
aivensis |
225 |
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
23
Alchemilla 5tZ' ^
vulgaris Aletiis I
aurea
fari nosa Alisma i
cordi folia
Plantago-aquatica
tenellmn
subulata Alismaceae 1 AUiaria 2
{Sisymbrium in part )
AUiaria AUionia i
(Oxybaplius)
albida
Bodini
Bushi
hirsuta
linearis
nyctaginea
ova I a Allium I
Canadense
cernuum
mutabile
Nuttallii
o rn Hit 0,1; alo ides
reticulatum
Schoenoprasum
stellatum
striatum
tricoccum i
vineale Allocarya 3
{Eritrichium in part)
scopulorum Allosortts
acrostichoides I Alnus
Alnobetwla
glutinosa
incana
maritima
rugosa
serrulata
viridis Alopecurus i
agrestis
alpinus
aristnlaltis
fiilviis
geniculatus
Monspeliensis
pratensis Alsine 2
(Stellaria )
aquatica
borealis
" alpestris
crassifolia
fontinalis
graminea
Holostea
humifusa
longifolia
longipes " Edwardsii " peduncularis
media
Michauxii
pubera
uliginosa Althaea 2
officinalis Alyssum
alyssoides
arcticum
calyciniim
incanum
maritimum
2 138,
225 225 425 426
425 «4 86 85 85 92 84
115
2 115 594-6
595 596 596 595 596 595 595 I 411 414 413 414 414 415 415 412
413 415 I 412
413 56
56
28 511 5'2 513 512 513 512 512 512 148 148
149 ' 149 149 149 157 149 20
20
24 24
24 24 23 22
21 22 23 23 23 21
23 22 21 415 415 152 153 138 153 154 153
Amaranthus
nthtis blitoides crispus clilorostachys deflexus graecizans hvbridiis
587 58» 588 590 587 590 588 587
Amphica rpa
ninnoica
Pitclieri Amphicarpon
Aniphicarpon
Pursliii Amsonia
Amsonia
334 334 109 no no I I
liypocliondriacus 587 1 Taberiiaemoiilana i
lividus Palmeri pauiciilatus puniilus retroflexus spinosus tamariscin us Torreyi Amaryllidaceae
589 589 588 590 587 588 591 589
443
I 444
589 292 294 296
295 294
295 295 295 295 237 239 238 237 238 239 238 238
Amaranthaceae 1 586
Amaryllis
Atamasco Aniblogyne
Torreyi Ambrosiaceae Ambrosia
acaiitliicarpa
artemisiaefolia
bidentata
integrifolia
psilostachya
trifida
" integrifolia Amelanchier
alnifolia
Botryapium
Canadensis â– ' oblongifolia
oligocarpa
rotundifolia
spicata Amelltis
spinulosiis
villosus Amianthium
leimanthoides
m uscaetoxicu m
Nuttallii Ammannia
auriculata
coccinea
humilis
Koehnei
latifolia
raniosior
Wrightii Ammiaceae Animi
capillaceum
niajus Ammodenia
( Arenaria in part)
peploides 2 36
Ammophila i
arenaria
arnndinacea Ammoselinum 2
( Apiiim in part)
Popei Amorpha
canescens
fruticosa
m icrophylla
nana Ampelanus
( Ensle>na)
albidus 16 Ampelopsis 2 412
arborea 412
cordata 412
heterophylla 412
quinquefolia 413 " vitacea 413
Veitchii 413 Amphiachyris 3 320
dracunculoides 320
329 324
406 403 405 2 468 469 469 469-70 469 ' 469 470 469 2 508
2 538 538 2 35
166 166 166 525
525 286
287 286 286 286 16
Amygdalus
Persica Anacardiaceae Anacliaris
Canadensis Anagallis
arvensis " coerulea Ananlhrix
decv ntbens Anaphalis
niargaritacea Andrachne
phyllanthoides Andromeda
arborea
calyculata
coerulea
floribunda
hypnoides
ligustrina
Mariana
Polifolia
taxifolia
tetragona
see Leucothoe
see Pieris Andtopogon
alopecuroides
ambiguus
argenieus
argyraeus
avenaceiim
Belvisii
dissitiflorus
Elliottii
furcatus
glaums
glomeratus
Hallii
Halepensis
Janiesii
macrouruni
mariiimus
provi7icialis
saccharoides
scoparius
Torreyanus
vaginatus
Virginicus Androsace
occidentalis Androstephlum
coeruleum
violaceuni Anemone
Canadensis
Caroliniana
cylindrica
dtchotoma
Hepatica
Hudsoniana
lancifolia
multifida
nemorosa
niidicaulis
Nuttalliana
parviflora
Fenn sylva n ica
quinquefolia
Richardsonii
tkalictroides
trifolia
Virginiana A nemonella
tlialictroides
253 254 385
93 592 593 593
3 13
3 400
400 3 517 518 2 567 571 570 565 568 565 570 569 568 565 566 566-7 568-9
1 100
98 178
lOI lOI
104
lOI
102
103
102
103 102
lot
104 103 102 lOI 102 103 lOI
103
102 102
2 586 586
1 415 416 416
2 62 64 62
63 64 65 63 65 63 64
74 67 62 64 64 64 66 65 63
2 66
526;
Anethum.
Foeniculum Angelica
Archangelica
atropurpurea
Curtisii
liirsuta
triquinata
villosa Angiospermae Annona
triloba Anogra
( U Enolhera part)
albicaulis
coronopifolia
pallida Anonaceae Anonymo
capitata Ano7iymus
aquatica i
bracteata
odoratissima
pa}iiciilatus
petiolata
rotundifolia Anonymus
gra m in 1 folius Anoplantlnis fasciculatus
uniflorus Antennaria
alpina
campestris
Carpathica
dimorpha
dioica
marga ritacea
neodioica
neglecta
Parlinii
planlaginifolia Anthemideae Anthemis
arvensis
Cotula
nobilis
repens
tinctoria Anthoxanthum
odoratum Anthriscus
Anthriscus
Cerefolium
sylvestris
vulgaris Antirrhinum
Canadense
Cymbalaria
E la tine
geti ista efoliii m
Linaria
majus
Orontiuui
repens
spurium Anychia 2
argyrocoma
Canadensis
capillacea
dichotoma Apargia
autumnalis Apera
Spica-venti Aplianes
arvensis Aphanostephus
A ritansaiius
skirrobasis Aphora
humilis
mercurialina
525 511 520 512 5H 512 512 512 61
49
489 2 49
1 443
2 623 313
3 319 319
2 606 268
3 3'8
195 195
3 397 398 399 397 400 398 400 398 399 399 399
3 301 455 456 455 456 414 456
1 131
131
2 528 528 528 528 528
3 147 146 144
145 146 146
147 148 147 145 38, 40 38 40 40 40
266 167 167
225 349 349 349
365 364
24
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
|
0 • |
A fcha ngelica |
Arnica |
Asclepias |
||||
|
foscicttlixlitytt " liiteum |
a i fop It yp ti vea |
acdulis |
3 520 |
||||
|
195 |
Gmelini |
520 |
alpina |
472 |
incarnata |
/ |
|
|
Ludo vicid H u w |
iq6 |
A Tchetyiora |
a Hg It s i ifo lia Cham issonis |
472 |
fa mesii |
g |
|
|
lift ijlo f'tijfi |
Tier Ida Axctagrostis |
A72 |
Inn ppnl ata |
0, 14 |
|||
|
Apiastrum |
2 526 |
davlo>ii |
471 |
la n ugt fiosa |
3 15 g |
||
|
( iLcplocdu lis) |
latifolia |
IS7 |
cordifolia |
471 |
latifolia |
||
|
patens |
527 |
Arctium |
3 483 |
marttitna |
476 |
lau rifol ia |
|
|
Apios |
2 |
Lappa |
il8'?-4 |
mollis |
472 |
Meadii |
9 |
|
Apios |
n] inus |
fHontana var. |
H-/ ^ |
71 tg ra |
10 |
||
|
"^^^ OJO |
tomentosum |
48^ |
nudicaulis |
471 |
obtusifolia |
g |
|
|
Apium |
000 |
Arctostaphylos |
2 572 |
Amoseris |
0 valif olia |
||
|
^4 tntn i |
atpitia |
0/ J |
minima |
perennis |
12 |
||
|
(iivdficdiiitti |
00/ |
TJva- Ursi |
04 ^ |
pHsilla |
pa ttpercula |
5 |
|
|
cchitKxtuttt |
00/ |
A TCtOUS |
Aronia |
2 2*16 |
vtnJnr/Ti'iflfiv |
9 |
|
|
graveolens |
OJO |
alpina |
{Pyrus in part) |
pulchra |
7 |
||
|
leptophyllum |
OJ^ |
Arenarla |
^0 |
alnifolia |
2^0 |
pumila |
|
|
patens |
Ss27 |
bi flora |
V2 |
arbutifolia |
236 |
purpurascens |
7 |
|
Petroselinum |
Ojj |
Canadensis |
X7 0* |
niera |
2'^7 |
(juadri folia |
|
|
Popei |
Caroliniana |
11 00 |
Arrhenatherum |
I 17"? |
rubra |
S 0 |
|
|
Aplectrum |
I 481 |
ciliata |
0 ' |
avenaceuni |
171 |
speciosa |
10 |
|
hye^ticile |
481 |
Fendleri |
12 0^ |
elatius |
171 |
stenophylla |
14 3 |
|
spicatum |
481 |
Groenlandica |
IA |
Artemisia 3 |
461-8 |
Sullivantii |
|
|
Aplopappus |
h if'ta |
11 |
Abrotanum |
Syriaca |
10 |
||
|
armerioides |
3 329 |
Hookeri |
12 |
Absinthium |
tuberosa |
5 |
|
|
ciliatus |
327 |
hutnifusa |
J* |
annua |
46 |
variegata |
9 |
|
divaricalus |
330 |
laterijlora |
00 |
biennis |
465 468 |
verticillata |
12 |
|
Nuttallii |
328 |
tna cTophylla |
I'i |
Bigelovii |
viridiflora |
14 |
|
|
riibtginosus |
328 |
J^icha iixii |
11 |
borealis |
462 |
viridis |
13 |
|
spinulosus |
329 |
patula |
1± |
cana |
468 |
Asclepiodora |
3 13 |
|
Apocynaceae |
3 I |
peploides |
Canadensis |
462 |
decumbens |
13 |
|
|
Apoc5mum |
2 |
Pitchevi |
IA |
capill ifolia |
0'-'/ |
viridis |
13 |
|
androsaemifolium 2 |
vubva |
1'7 |
caudata |
462 |
Ascyrum |
2 428 |
|
|
cannabinum |
3 |
" marina |
17 |
dracunculoides |
46^ |
Crux-Andreae |
|
|
" glaberritnum 3 |
Saja nensis |
12 0* |
tncana |
463 |
2 428, 434 |
||
|
hy peri cif oil um |
3 |
serpyllifolia |
11 |
filifolia |
3 463 |
hypericoides |
2 428 |
|
pubescens |
3 |
squa yyosa |
11 |
frigida |
464 |
stans |
428 |
|
Apogon |
siricta |
11 |
glauca |
463 |
Asimina |
49 |
|
|
huTnilis |
3 263 |
Texana |
IA |
gnaphalodes |
467 |
triloba |
49 |
|
Aquilegia |
3 57 |
thy VI ifolia |
21 |
Groenlandica |
462 |
Asparagus |
1 428 |
|
brevistyla |
s8 |
verna |
11 |
mat rica rio ides |
460 |
officinalis |
428 |
|
Canadensis |
58 |
Arethusa |
Kansana |
466 |
Asperugo |
3 61 |
|
|
flaviflora |
58 |
bulbosa |
AOQ |
longifolia |
467 |
procumbens |
6i |
|
vulgaris |
58 |
s pica la |
481 |
Ludoviciana var. 467 |
Asperula |
226 |
|
|
Arabis |
2 146 |
see Pogonia i |
467-8 4U/ 0 |
Pontica |
3 466 |
arvensis |
227 |
|
alpina |
148 |
ArgenionG |
2 101 |
procera |
464 |
odorata |
227 |
|
brachycarpa |
150 |
alba |
loi |
serrata |
467 |
Aspidium |
|
|
bulbosa |
131 |
albiflora |
1 01 |
Stelleriana |
465 |
see Dryopteris i |
13-18 |
|
Canadensis |
149 |
i ntcj'yyicdia |
lOI |
tridentata |
468 |
Asplenium |
1 22 |
|
confinis |
150 |
Mexicana |
lOI |
vulgaris |
466 |
acrostichoides |
26 |
|
dentata |
148 |
A fgyvothamH ia |
Arum |
angustifolium |
24 |
||
|
Donglasii |
130 |
hiiiHilis |
Dracontiiim |
I 361 |
Bradleyi |
26 |
|
|
glabra |
150 |
7>i€fcti 7'ialina |
triphyllum |
361 |
ebeneum |
23 |
|
|
hirsuta |
2 149 |
Aria |
2 216 |
Virginicum Aruncus |
362 |
ebenoides |
23 |
|
Holboellii |
150 |
Arisaema |
I ^61 |
2 107 |
Filix-foemina |
26 |
|
|
humifusa |
147 |
att'oftibens |
^61 |
{Spiraea in part) |
fontanum |
25 |
|
|
laevigata |
149 |
Dracontium |
Aruncus |
197 |
montanum |
25 |
|
|
" laciniata |
149 |
triphyllum |
Sylvester |
197 |
parvulum |
23 |
|
|
" Burkei |
149 |
Aristida |
I 11X |
Arundinaria |
I 233 |
pinnatifidum |
22 |
|
Ludoviciana |
147 |
A tn erica na |
116 |
ntacrosperma |
233 |
platyneuron |
23 |
|
lyrata |
147 |
basiramea |
T IA |
tecta |
233 |
rhizophylla |
21 |
|
patens |
148 |
desniantha |
I 17 |
A r undo |
Ruta-muraria |
25 |
|
|
perfoliata |
150 |
dichotoma |
I 11 |
feslucacea |
2oq |
thelypteroides |
26 |
|
petraea |
116 |
dispersa |
136 |
Pkragmites |
184 |
Trichomanes |
24 |
|
retrofracta |
150 |
divaricata |
tecta |
233 |
viride |
24 |
|
|
rhomboidea |
fascicula ia |
I 136 |
see Calamagrostis |
Asp ret la |
|||
|
purp. |
130 |
gracilis |
133 |
I |
163-6 |
Hvstrix |
I 233 |
|
Thaliana |
146 |
lanata |
135 |
Asarum |
I 538 |
Virginica |
129 |
|
Virginica |
147 |
lanosa |
135 |
acuminatum |
3 5'3 |
Aster |
3 354 |
|
Araceae |
I 360 |
oligantha |
135 |
arifolium |
I 539 |
acuminatus |
376 |
|
Araliaceae |
3 505 |
purpurascens |
134 |
Canadense |
538 |
adscendens |
370 |
|
Aralia |
505 |
purpurea |
135 |
macranthum |
539 |
ambiguus |
378 |
|
hispida |
507 |
ramosissima |
134 |
reflexum |
3 513 |
amethystinus |
367 |
|
nudicaulis |
506 |
stricta |
136 |
" ambiguum |
513 |
angustus |
383 |
|
" prolifera |
506 |
tuberculosa |
136 |
Virginicum |
I 538 |
annu7is |
389 |
|
quinque/olia |
507 |
Aristolochiaceae 537 |
Asclepiadaceae |
3 4 |
anonialus |
362 |
|
|
racemosa |
506 |
Aristolochia |
I 539 |
Asclepias |
5 |
argenteus |
371 |
|
spinosa |
506 |
Clematitis |
540 |
arenaria |
1 1 |
azure us |
362 |
|
tri folia |
507 |
macrophylla |
540 |
auriculata |
15 |
bellidiflorus |
377 |
|
A r but us |
Serpentaria |
540 |
brachystephana |
II |
bi/iorus |
374 |
|
|
alpina |
2 573 |
Sip ho |
540 |
Cornuti |
10 |
bifrons |
380 |
|
Uva- Ursi |
572 |
tomentosa |
541 |
decumbens |
6 |
canescens |
384 |
|
Arceuthobiiim |
A rmeria |
Douglasii |
10 |
carmesinus |
356 |
||
|
minultim |
I 535 |
vulgaris |
2 595 |
exaltata |
carneus |
377 |
|
|
pusilliim |
535 |
Arnica |
3 471 |
Floridana |
" ambiguus |
378 |
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
25
Aster
Clayton i 3 358
" crispicans 358
comwulatus 381
coucinnus 369
cordifolius 363
" alvearius 363
" Furbishiae 363
" incisus 363
" laevigatus 363
" lanceolahis 363
" pedicellatus 363 ; " polycephalus 363
cortdifolnis 377
corymbosus 357 i
curvescens 359
" oviformis 359 " uinbelliformis 359
diffusus 380
'â– Ihyrsoideus 380 " bifrons 3 380 divaricatus
357, 376. 382, 392 ' cytnulosus 3 357
" curtifolius 357
" deltoideus 357
" fontinalis 357
" persaliens 357
Drummondii 364
dumosus 376
" coridifolius 377
" strictior 377
elodes 370
ericaefolius 383
ericoides 379
" Pringlei 379 " depauperatus 379
" parviceps 379
" pilosus 379 " platyphyllus 379
" pusillus 379
" Randi 379
" viLlosus 379 ex sea pus 3 351
exilis 382
Faxoni 378
Fendleri 372
Jirmus 367
flexuosus 382
foliaceus 371
foliolosus 381
furcatus 358
glomeratus 358
gracilis 373
graminifolius 387
grandiflorus 372
Herveyi 374
hirsuticaulis 380
horizonlalis 380
humilis 392
ianthinus 360
incanopilosus 381
infirrnus 392
junceus 370
laevis 369 " amplifolius 3 369 " Potomacensis 369
lanceolalus 363
lateriflorus 380
" glomerellus 380
" grandis 380
" horizontalis 380
" pendulus 380
" thyrsoideus 380
Lindleyanus 364
" exiinius 364
linariifolius 39^
linifolius 382 longifolius 371, 370 " villicaulis 3 371
Lowrieanus 363
" Bicknellii 363
" lancifolius 363
lucidus 368 macrophyllus 357, 359
Aster
inacropliyllus 3 359
" apricensis 360
" biformis 360
" excelsior 360
" pinjuifolius 360
" sejunctus 360
" velutinus 360 major 3 367
miser 380
' ' glomerell us 380
Missouriensis 378
modesius 367
multiflorus 381
" commutalus 381
" stricticatilts 381
multiformis 361
Nebraskensis 375
nemoralis 375
" Blakei 375
nobilis 361
Novae-Angliae 366
Novi-Belgii 370
" Atlanticus 370
" Brittonii 371
" elodes 370
" litoreus 370 Nuilallii Fend. 372
oblongifolius 366
" rigidulus 366
paludosus 375
paniculatus 377
' ' acutidens 378
" bellidiflorus 377
" simplex 377 patens 3 365-6
patulus 368
pendulus 380
phlogifolius 366
polyphyllus 378
prenanthoides 368 " porrectifolius 368
Pringlei 379
ptarmicoides 376
" lutescens 376
puniceus 367
" firmus 367
" laevicaulis ^67
" lucidulus 368
purpuratus 369
Radula 374
" biflorus 374
" sirictus 374
ramulosus var. 381
roscidus 360 roseus 3 366
sagittifolius 364
" dissitiflorus 365
" urophyllus 365
salicifolius 377 " stenophyllus 377
" subasper 377
Schreberi 359
sericeus 371
Shortii 362
simplex 377 ppectabilis 373-4
stenophyllus 377
sirictus 374
subasper 377
subulatus 382
surculosus 373
tardiflorus 368
tanacetifolius 384
tenebrosus 357 tenuifolius 377, 382
" bellidiflorus 377
tortifolius 354 Tradescanti 378, 381 turbinellus 3 374
umbellalus 392 " latifolius
pubens 392 Unalaschensis
major 367
Aster
undulatus 3 " abruptifolius " loriformis " torquatus " triangularis
urophyllus
vermis
villosus
vimineus " Columbianus " foliosus
violaris
virgatus
viridis
ASTEREAE 3
Astilbe 2 biternata decandra Astragalus
(Phaca in part) aboriginorum adsurgens alpinus bisulcatus caespitosus campestris Canadensis ca rnosus Carolinianus caryocarpus Cooperi crassicarpus distortus Drummondii elatiocarpus elegans elongatus flexuosus
365 365 365 365 365 365 390 379 381
381 361 369 357 299 169 170 170
3 263, 296
303 299
304 300 306 308 298 263, 297 2 298 297 305 297 303 299 301
303 202 302
frigidus Americanus 2 304
gracilis 302
liyalinus 306
Hypoglottis 299
Keiitrophyia 306
lotiflorus 301
melanocarpus 301
Mexicanus 297
microlobus 302
Missouriensis 301
mollissimus 298
multiflorus 305
pectinatus 300 piclHS filifolius 305
Platlensis 2 297
racemosus 300
Robbinsii 304
" Jesupi 304
sericoleiicus 307
Shortianus 301
tenellus 305
Tennesseensis 298
irichocalyx 297
triphyllus 306
Alhamanta
Chinensis 3 512
Alhanasia
Irinervia 3 443
Alheropogon
oligostachyus I 180
Atragene 2 71 ( Clematis in part)
Americana 71
Atriplex i 578
arenaria 579
argentea 579
canescens 580
expansa 579
hastata 578
littoralis 578
Nuttallii 580
patula 578
rosea 578
Alropa
physa lodes 3 125
Avena
elatior fatua
flavescens
7noliis
paluslris
Pen nsylva n tea
Smithii
spicata
striata Azalea
( Rhododejidron in part)
arborescens
calendulacea
canescens
his pi da
Lapponica
lute a
nit id a
nudiflora
pilosa
procumbens
viscosa " glauca AzoUa
Caroliniana Baccharis
angustifolia
foetida
halimifolia
glomerulifolia
neglecta
salicina
viscosa
Wrightii Bahia
oppositifolia Balduina
uni flora Baldivinia Ballota
nigra Balsaminaceae Baptisia
alba
australis
bracteata
leucantha
leucophaea
mollis
tinctoria
villosa Baibarea
Barbarea
praecox
stricta
vulgaris " arcuala Barkhausia
grandiflora Bartonia
Moseri
tenella
verna
Virginica Bartonia Pursh.
see Mentzelia Bartsia
acuminata
alpina
coccinea
Odontites Balis
vermiculata Batrachium
nuncttlus in part)
divaricatum
hederaceum
trichophyllum Batschia
canescens
Carolinensis
Gmelini
I 172
1 '73
173 171 171 171 171 172
174 172
2 557
559 559 558
559 560
559 560 558 562 563 559 560
35 35 393 394 396 394 394 394 393 396 394 447 448 442
443 442
96 403
2 264, 265 267 26 s 266 267 265-6 264 266 266
2 121 122 122 122 122 122
3 279
2 621
621 621 621
2 458
3 183
180 183 179 183
584
83
84 84 84
65 65 65
26
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
|
r li" m a n Ti 1 a |
I 181 |
/? 1 (Ti>l nTSIt /I 1 J ClU lU i Cl |
Bupleurum |
|||||
|
u v«a.d v'l i-ii 13 |
181 |
•ki-jj rt n fn |
3 3^5 |
117 |
rotundifolium |
2 520 |
||
|
1-i pit fi If |
BiGNONIACEAE |
0 '9° |
119 |
BURMANNIACEAE I 4S.S |
||||
|
vtil^Q. vis |
2 Q |
Bignonia |
198 |
cfinipcstris |
Tin 1 iy |
Burmannia |
I 455 |
|
|
BcIq )}i ca ft dd |
cap vBolo. to. |
198 |
j UtlCC3. |
118 |
bi flora |
456 |
||
|
CHi Hctisis |
1 AK1 ^ 400 |
\^ i* 1 f.f I- 1/ til |
1 99 |
1 19 |
Bursa |
2 138 |
||
|
Bellis |
0 .i4y |
\.l llV.lgdCL |
198 |
nigra |
118 |
\ i^apsetia j |
||
|
1 ti ffOTi fril la 111 i J 1 \^ ilA |
dip |
â– frj H 1 rn w c r UCt. t Cti- fC^ |
3 199 |
n t'i fii-i in 1 i c |
3 |
515 |
Bursa-pastoris |
139 |
|
x\^x^ Tin 1 1 |
ACr fit f^C r L/ 1 f C ilO |
perfoliata |
5'5 |
pastoris |
139 |
|||
|
Benzoin |
2 98 |
lomentosa |
3 157 |
Sinapi strum |
2 |
119 |
Burshia |
|
|
( L,itid.€yci ) |
Bleclinum |
Brauneria |
3 |
419 |
hutn it ts |
2 504 |
||
|
2 98 |
Virginiciim Blephilia |
1 20 |
( Echinacea ) |
Butneria |
2 95 |
|||
|
tiic 1 i SS3.C f ol 1 um |
q8 |
3 105 |
pallida |
420 |
fertilis |
95 |
||
|
Berberidaceae |
2 89 |
ciliata |
105 |
purpurea |
420 |
florida |
95 |
|
|
Serberis |
2 89 |
hirsuta |
105 |
Br ay a |
BUXACE.\E |
2 304 |
||
|
A n n 1 f rtl iiim |
90 |
nepetoides |
105 |
humilis |
2 |
116 |
Cabomba |
2 41 |
|
Csticiciciisis |
90 |
Bletia |
Breweria |
3 |
20 |
Caroliniana |
41 |
|
|
f'€ HS |
on |
aphylla |
I 481 |
(inc. Bonamia |
in |
Cacalia |
||
|
JSi flCHSlS |
yu |
Blitum 1 571, 576 |
part, and Stylisma ) |
See Vemonia 3 |
302-4 |
|||
|
V Ll 1 rll 13 |
90 |
Bonus- Hen ricii s |
aquatica |
3 |
21 |
at r I pi icifol i a |
474 |
|
|
Berchemia |
2 401 |
I 574 |
humislrata |
20 |
i'en2_formts |
473 |
||
|
scaiidens |
404 |
capitatum |
57& |
Pickeringii |
21 |
suaz'eolens |
475 |
|
|
vol lib ill's |
404 |
chenopodioides |
577 |
Briclcelt la |
tnherosa |
474 2 460 |
||
|
Bergia |
2 438 |
g I an cum |
571 |
g ra n d ijio ra |
3 |
314 |
CACTACE-A-E |
|
|
Texan a |
438 |
Nultallianum |
574 |
Biiza |
I |
199 |
40 L |
|
|
Berlandieia |
3 409 |
rub rum |
574 |
Canadensis |
211 |
ferox |
404 |
|
|
lyrata |
410 |
Boebera |
media |
199 |
fragi I IS |
a(^a 404 |
||
|
Texana |
409 |
chrysanlhemotdes |
minor |
199 |
hiifin fu sHs |
a(^'> 403 |
||
|
Berteroa |
2 153 |
3 453 |
Brizopvrum |
matm Itarts |
462 |
|||
|
f Alyssi/m in part) |
Boehmeiia |
I 533 |
see Distichlis |
I |
198 |
Missouriensis |
462 |
|
|
incana |
15^ |
cylindrica |
534 |
Bromeli.\ceae |
I |
374 |
similis |
402 |
|
Berula |
2 538 |
Boltonia |
3 351 |
Bromus |
I |
219 |
Qpuntia |
403 |
|
aiigustifolia |
538 |
asteroides |
352 |
arvensis |
3 |
506 |
VI viparus |
462 |
|
ere eta |
538 |
decurrens |
353 |
asper |
I |
220 |
Caenolus |
3 390 |
|
Betouica |
3 98 ) |
diffusa |
352 |
breviaristatus |
223 |
Caesalpixi.\ce.\' |
||
|
{Slacliys in part |
glastifolia var. |
353 |
brizaeformis |
223 |
2 256 |
|||
|
officinalis |
99 |
latisqnama |
352 |
ciliatus |
219 |
c_ aesal pinia |
||
|
Betulaceae |
I 506 |
Bonamia |
erectus |
220 |
Ea I cart a |
2 259 |
||
|
Betula |
I 508 |
see Breweria |
3 20-1 |
giga iiicii s |
218 |
Ja mcsii |
259 |
|
|
alba |
508 |
BORAGINACEAE |
3 50 |
hordeaceus |
222 |
2 117 |
||
|
AliLobelula |
5'2 |
Borago |
67 |
Kalmii |
221 |
A mertca na |
117 |
|
|
Alnns 512, 51.^ |
officinalis |
68 |
Madritensis |
3 |
506 |
edentula |
117 |
|
|
glandulosa |
I 510 |
Borrichia |
3 420 |
mollis |
I |
222 |
Calamagrostis |
I 163 |
|
lenta |
frutescens |
421 |
Porteri |
221 |
arenaria |
I DO |
||
|
hitea |
510 |
Botrychium |
I 2 |
purgaiis |
2ig, |
221 |
brevtptlts |
TOO |
|
Michauxii |
5" |
boreale |
2 |
racemosus |
I |
222 |
breviseta |
104 |
|
nana |
5" |
dissectum |
3 494 |
Scliraderi |
224 |
Canadensis |
'03 |
|
|
nigra |
509 |
gracile lanceolatum |
I 4 |
secalinus |
222 |
cinnoides |
105 |
|
|
occidentalis |
509 |
4 |
squarrosus |
223 |
con finis |
|||
|
papyracea |
50^ |
Liuiaria |
3 |
sterilis |
221 |
L,o.ppo nica |
||
|
papyrifera |
509 |
nialricariaefolium ^ |
tectorum |
220 |
Langsdorfii |
164 |
||
|
populifolia |
508 |
simplex |
2 |
unioloides |
224 |
longt/olia |
167 |
|
|
putnila |
511 |
teruatum and var. |
Broussonetia |
I |
529 |
Macouniana |
163 |
|
|
I'iridis 512, 5 [3 |
^ 3 |
3 494 |
papyrifera |
529 |
neglecta |
165 |
||
|
BicucuUa |
2 103 |
Virgin lanum |
I 4 |
Br 11 71 el I a |
Nultalliana |
165 |
||
|
( Dicenlra) |
Bouteloua |
1 179 |
see Prunella |
3 |
88 |
Pjckeriiigti |
164 |
|
|
Canadensis |
I0| |
curtipendula |
I Ho |
TininnirVlia .Di UUUlUiXlcL |
500 |
Porteri |
164 |
|
|
CucuUaria |
104 |
hirsuta |
180 |
cirrhosa |
569 |
robusta |
165 |
|
|
eximia |
104 |
oligostachya |
180 |
Bryanthus |
strict a |
165 |
||
|
Bidens |
3 436 |
lacemosa |
180 |
taxifolius |
2 |
565 |
syh/alica |
164 |
|
(inc. Coreopsis in |
Boyki>iia |
Buchloe |
Calamintha |
|||||
|
part) |
aconili folia |
2 177 |
dactyloides |
I |
â– 83 |
Clinopodium |
3 108 |
|
|
aristosa |
3 440 |
huviilis |
470 |
Buchnera |
3 |
172 |
glabella var. Nutt. |
|
|
Beckii |
440 |
Brachyactis |
3 383 |
Americana |
172 |
officinalis Nuttallii |
3 109 |
|
|
bidentoides |
438 |
( Aster in part) |
Ca7tadensis |
72 |
109 |
|||
|
bipinnata |
439 |
angustus |
383 |
Buda |
109 |
|||
|
cernua |
437 |
Brachychaeta |
3 348 |
borealis |
2 |
37 |
See Clinopodium |
loS-io |
|
couiosa |
437 |
cord at a |
349 |
marina |
37 |
3 |
||
|
connata |
437 |
spliacelata |
349 |
minor |
37 |
Calamovilfa |
I 166 |
|
|
chrysa nthemoid.es 436 |
Brachyelytrum |
I 146 |
7-Ji b ra |
37 |
brevipilis |
166 |
||
|
coronata |
3 439 |
arislatum |
146 |
Bulbilis |
I |
183 |
longifolia Calceolaria |
167 |
|
discoidea |
438 |
erectum |
146 |
( Buchloe) |
2 456 |
|||
|
frondosa |
438 |
Brachylobus |
dactyloides |
183 |
{Solea) |
456 |
||
|
gracilis |
442 |
hispidus |
2 125 |
Bulliarda |
verticillata |
|||
|
involucrata |
440 |
Brachyris |
aquatica |
2 |
164 |
Calla |
I 363 |
|
|
laevis |
436 |
dracunculoides 3 320 |
Bumelia |
2 |
595 |
palustris |
363 |
|
|
trichosperma " tenuiloba |
439 |
Brachvstemon |
densiflora |
596 |
sas;ittaefolia Callicarpa |
362 |
||
|
439 |
see Koellia 3 1 11, 115 |
lanuginosa |
596 |
3 74 |
||||
|
Bigelovia Engelmanni |
Bradburya |
2 332 |
lycioides |
596 |
Americana |
74 |
||
|
3 327 |
( Cenlrosema) |
Bunias |
Calligonuni |
1 580 |
||||
|
graveolens |
326 |
Virginiana |
333 |
edentula |
2 |
117 |
canescens |
|
|
Howard i |
326 |
Brasenia |
2 42 |
Buphthalmum |
Calliopsis |
|||
|
tiiidala |
325 |
pel tat a |
42 |
frutescens |
3 |
421 |
cardaminefolia 3 432 |
|
|
" virgata uniligulala |
326 |
purpurea |
42 |
helianthoides |
412 |
Callirrhoe |
2 418 |
|
|
3U |
Brassica 2 |
117-18 |
Bupleurum |
2 |
529 |
alceoides |
418 |
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
27
|
Callirhoe |
Capnoides |
Carex |
Carex |
||||||
|
digitata |
2 418 |
crystallinum |
107 |
amphibola |
I |
321 |
formosa i 3^8, |
320 |
|
|
involucrata |
419 |
curvisiliquum |
107 |
angiistata |
308 |
Krankii I |
301 |
||
|
trianeulata |
419 |
flavulum |
lOD |
aperta |
300 |
Fraseri |
336 |
||
|
Callitrichaceae |
micranthum |
106 |
anceps var. |
I |
327 |
Fraseriana |
330 |
||
|
2 381 |
montanum |
107 |
aquatilis |
309 |
fulva |
324 |
|||
|
Callitriche 2 38 |
I, |
470 |
sempervirens |
105 |
arcta |
352 |
fusca |
307 |
|
|
Austini |
382 |
Capparidaceae |
2 154 |
arctata |
320 |
gigantea 294, |
295 |
||
|
aulHVDialis 3S2, |
470 |
Capraria |
arida |
355 |
glabra |
321 |
|||
|
bifida |
2 |
382 |
gralioloides |
3 103 |
arenaria |
342 |
glareosa |
353 |
|
|
heierophyHa |
382 |
mtiltifida |
159 |
argyranlha |
357 |
glauca |
315 |
||
|
palustris |
382 |
Caprifoliaceae |
3 227 |
aristata |
302 |
glaucodea |
322 |
||
|
lerreslre |
382 |
Caprifoliuni |
Asa-Grayi |
293 |
globiilaris |
293 |
|||
|
verna |
382 |
Dovglassii |
238 |
Assiniboinensis |
3'9 |
Goodenovii I |
309 |
||
|
vernalis |
382 |
grain in |
237 |
Atlantica |
350 |
gracilis graciUima |
299 |
||
|
Calluna |
2 |
573 |
Capriola |
I 175 |
atrata ovaia |
3'7 |
|||
|
vulEfaris |
573 |
( Cynodon) |
atratiformis |
306 |
grandis |
295 |
|||
|
Calochortus |
I |
421 |
Dactylon |
175 |
atrofusca |
3'3 |
granularis |
322 |
|
|
Gunnisonii |
422 |
Capsella |
aurea |
295, |
331 |
gravida |
345 |
||
|
Nuttallii |
422 |
Bursa-pastoris |
2 139 |
Backii |
338 |
Grayi |
293 |
||
|
Calophanes |
3 |
20 £ |
ell i plica |
'38 |
Baileyi |
I |
299 |
grisea 321, |
322 |
|
oblongifolia |
202 |
Cardamine |
2 127 |
Barrattii |
X 1 2 |
gynandra I |
315 |
||
|
Calopogon |
arenicola |
129 |
Bellardi |
204 |
gvnocrates |
340 |
|||
|
pulchellus |
I |
480 |
beUiditolia |
130 |
Bella-villa |
294 |
Haleana |
322 |
|
|
Caltha |
2 |
51 |
bulbosa |
13' |
Bicknellii |
360 |
Halei 201, 322, 343 |
||
|
flabellifolia |
51 |
Clematitis |
130 |
bicolor |
331 |
Hartii |
299 |
||
|
natans |
52 |
Douglasii |
130 |
Bigelovii |
310 |
Haydeni |
308 |
||
|
palustris |
51 |
flexuosa |
1 29 |
blanda |
327 |
Heleonastes |
352 |
||
|
Calycanthaceae |
liirsuta |
128 |
Boot liana |
336 |
heterostachya |
323 |
|||
|
2 |
94 |
" sylvalica |
129 |
bromoides |
354 |
liirsuta 316, |
3'7 |
||
|
Calycanlhus |
95 |
LtidovictaHd |
147 |
bruunescens |
35! |
hirta i |
306 |
||
|
fer tilts |
95 |
parviflora |
129 |
bullata |
290 |
Hitchcockiana |
325 |
||
|
floridus |
95 |
purpurea |
130 |
Buxbanmii |
307 |
Hoppneri |
310 |
||
|
glaucns |
95 |
Pennsylvanica |
128 |
caespitosa |
309 |
Houghtonii |
305 |
||
|
laevigatiis |
95 |
" Brilloniana |
128 |
canescens |
351, |
352 |
hyperborea |
310 |
|
|
Calycocarpum |
2 |
93 |
pratensis |
128 |
capillaris |
I |
320 |
hystricina |
300 |
|
Lyoni |
93 |
rliornboidea |
131 |
capitata |
339 |
incurva |
341 |
||
|
Calynienia |
rotundifolia |
131 |
Carej'ana |
328 |
interior 350, 351 |
||||
|
angxistifolia Calypso |
I |
596 |
spat hula la |
147 |
Cavoiiniana |
317 |
mtumescens |
293 |
|
|
I |
477 |
u tiiflora |
135 |
castanea i |
319. |
320 |
irrigtia I |
3^3 |
|
|
borealis |
477 |
Virginica 129, 147 |
cephaloidea |
348 |
Jamesii |
337 |
|||
|
bulbosa |
477 |
see Dentaria 2 |
132-3 |
cephalophora |
344. 349 |
Knicskerni |
320 |
||
|
Calystegia |
Cardiospermum |
2 403 |
chordorhiza |
341 |
laeviconica |
302 |
|||
|
sepium " pubescens |
3 |
25 |
Halicacabum |
403 |
Collinsii |
I |
292 |
lagopina |
353 |
|
25 |
Cakduaceae |
3 298 |
commtuiis |
333 |
lagopodioides |
356 |
|||
|
spithainaea |
26 |
Carduus |
3 484 |
comosa |
301 |
lanuginosa |
305 |
||
|
Camas si a |
(inc. Cirsiiim and |
com pact a |
296 |
laxiculmis |
329 |
||||
|
Fraseri |
I |
423 |
Ciiicits mostly) |
concinna |
332 |
laxiflora 322, 327-329 |
|||
|
Camelina |
2 |
139 |
altissimus |
3 485 |
conjuncta |
342 |
Leavenworthii i |
349 |
|
|
microcarpa |
3 515 |
arvensis |
489 |
conoidea |
325 |
lenticularis |
309 |
||
|
sativa |
2 |
139 |
crispus |
490 |
casta la |
3'6 |
leporina |
356 |
|
|
sylvestris |
3 515 |
discolor |
485 |
costellata |
316 |
leptalea |
339 |
||
|
Campanulaceae |
3 |
252 |
Hillii |
488 |
Crawei |
323, |
360 |
limosa 313, |
.331 |
|
Campanula |
252 |
lanceolatus |
485 |
crinita |
314, 315 |
littoralis |
312 |
||
|
Americana |
255 |
Maria nus |
490 |
cristata |
357 |
livida |
.331 |
||
|
aparinoides |
254 |
muticus |
3 489 |
cristatella |
357 |
longirostris |
319 |
||
|
bi flora |
256 |
subpmnatifidus |
Crus-corvi |
I |
343 |
Louisianica 1 |
294 |
||
|
divaricata |
255 |
Nebraskensis |
3 489 |
cryptocarpa |
314 |
lupuliformis |
294 |
||
|
flexuosa |
255 |
487 |
curt a var. |
351 |
lupulina |
294 |
|||
|
glomerata |
254 |
undulatus |
486 |
cuspidata |
311 |
lurida |
299 |
||
|
lint folia var. |
253 |
nutans |
489 |
Davisii |
318 |
macrokolea |
315 |
||
|
perfoliaia |
256 |
ochrocentrus |
487 |
deb it is |
320, |
321 |
Magellanica |
313 |
|
|
rapunculoides |
254 |
odoratus |
488 |
decomposita |
I |
343 |
marcida |
3+4 |
|
|
rotundifolia |
253 |
Pitcheri |
486 |
defle,\a |
334 |
maritima |
3H |
||
|
" alpina |
253 |
Plattensis |
487 |
Deweyana |
354 |
maxima |
344 |
||
|
" Langsdorf. |
3 253 |
pumilus |
488 |
digitalis |
328 |
Meadii |
327 |
||
|
" velutina |
253 |
spinosissimus |
488 |
distans |
324 |
media |
.334 |
||
|
uniflora |
253 |
undulatus |
486 |
Douglasii |
342 |
membranacea |
296 |
||
|
Camptosorus |
I |
21 |
" megacephalus 486 |
Drtcmmondiana |
338 |
membrauopacta |
296 |
||
|
rhizophyllus |
21 |
Virginianus |
486 |
durifolia |
338 |
Michaiixii |
292 |
||
|
Ceunpulosus |
I |
177 |
Carex i 284-360 |
ebiirnea |
332 |
Michauxiana |
292 |
||
|
( Ltenium) |
abacta |
292 |
echinala var. |
350 |
niicroglochin I 285 |
||||
|
aroraaticus |
177 |
abbreviata |
324 |
Eleocharis |
I |
346 |
miliacea |
||
|
Campylocera |
acutiformis |
.303 |
Enimonsii |
334 |
miliaris 295, |
296 |
|||
|
leplocarpa |
3 256 |
adusta |
357 |
exilis |
340 |
rnirabilis i |
358 |
||
|
Cannabis |
I |
530 |
aestivalis |
317 |
extensa |
323 |
misandra |
312 |
|
|
sativa |
530 |
alata |
359 |
festucacea |
359 |
monile |
297 |
||
|
Cantua |
alba setifolia |
332 |
filifolia |
339 |
Muhlenbergii |
349 |
|||
|
aggregata longijiora |
3 |
39 |
albicans |
334 |
filiformis |
305 |
muricata |
348 |
|
|
38 |
albolutescens |
359 |
filipendula |
3'4 |
Muskingumensis |
355 |
|||
|
pungens |
38 |
Albursina |
329 |
flaccosperma |
322 |
ntutica |
322 |
||
|
Capnoides 2 |
105-7 |
alopecoides 344, 345 |
flava |
323, 324 |
nardina |
340 |
|||
|
( Corydalis) |
alpina |
306 |
flexilis |
3'9 |
Nebraskensis |
308 |
|||
|
aureum |
106 |
altocaulis |
326 |
foenea |
357, 358 |
nigro-marginata |
335 |
||
|
" occidenlale |
107 |
ambusta |
297 |
folliculata |
293 |
Norvegica |
351 |
28
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
Caiex I Novae-Angliae i 324
oblita I 321
Oederi 323
Olneyi 297
oliganUia 285
oligocarpa 325
oligosperma 295
ovala 306
oxylepis 318
pallescens 324
paludosa 303
panicea 330
Parryana 307
pauciflora 285, 292
pedicellata 333
Pec kit 334
pedunculata i 333 Pennsylvanica 333
picta 336
plantaginea 329, 330
platyphylla 330
podocarpa 313
polyslachya 294, 352
polymorpha 326 polyirichoides 339
Porteri 315
praecox 335
prairea I 344
prasina 311
pratensis 354 Pseudo-Cyperus
300, 301
ptychocarpa 330
pubescens 317, 336
pulla 295, 296
Raeana 295
ramosa 344
rariflora 312 Redowskyana i 340
retrocurva 329
retroflexa 347
retrorsa 294, 298
Richardsoni 332
rigida 309
riparia 303
rosea 347
rostra/a 292
rupestris 338
sabiilosa 358
salina 310, 311
Salliiensis 326
Sartwellii 346
saxatilis 296
scabrata 304
scabrior 346
Schweinitzii i 300
scirpoidea 337
scoparia 356, 358
setacea 346
setifolia 332
Sbortiana 303
siccata 355
silicea 358
Smithii 317 sparganioides 348
squarrosa 301, 302 stellulata var. 350
slenolepis 301
stenophylla i 341
steiilis 350
Sleudelii jill
stipata 343
straminea 358-360
striata 304
stricta 308
strictior 321
styloflexa 328
stylosa 307
subspathacea 310
siibulata 292
Sutlivantii 317
supina 338 sychnocephala 360
tenella 346
Carex
tenera I 358
tentaculata 299
tenuiflora 352
tenuis 320, 321
teretiuscula 344
tetanica 326, 327
Texensis 347
Torreyana 318, 324
Torreyi 324
torta 311, 314
Iribuloides 356, 357
triceps 316, 317
trichocarpa 302
trisperma 353
Tuckermani 298
typhinoides 302
umbellata i 335
utriculata 297
ursina 353
Vahlii 306
vaginala 326
varia 333, 334 vetiusta minor 321
verrucosa 315
vestita 304
virescens 316, 320
viridula 324
VII I smarts 309, 310
vulpina 342
vulpinoidea i 345
Walteriana 304
Willdenovii 337
Xalapensis 349
xanthocarpa 345
xantliophysa 292
xerantica 355
xerocarpa 308
Carpinus i 506
Caroliniana 506
Virginiana 507
Carum 2 535
Carui 535
Carva
alba 1 485
amara 485
olivaeformis 4S4
porcina 487
tomenlosa 486
see Hicoria i 485-6
Caryophyllaceae
2 6
Cassandra
calvculata 2 570
Cassia 2 257
Chamaecrista 258
" robusta 258
fasciculata 258
Marylandica 258
tiictitans 257
obtusifolia 258
occidentalis 250
Tora 258
Cassiope 2 565
liypnoides 565
tetragon a 566
Castalia 2 44 ( IVymphaea)
Leibcrgii 45
odorata 44
" rosea 44
pudica 44
pvgmaea 45
tetragona 45
tuberosa 44
Castanea 1 514
dentata 515
pumila 515 vesca var. Amer. 515
Castilleja 3 178
acuminata 180
affiiiis var. 179
coccinea 179
indivisa 179
minor 179
Castelleja
pallida var. 3 180
scptenlrionalis 180
sessiliflora 180
Catabrosa i 194
aquatica 194
Catalpa 3 199
big7ionioides 199
Catalpa 199
cordifolia 200
speciosa 200
Caucalis 2 510
Anthriscus 511
nodosa 510
Canlinia
flexilis 1 81 Guadalupensis 81
Caulophyllum 2 91
thalictroides 91
Ceanothus 2 407
Americanus 407
ovalis 407
ovatus 407
" pubescens 407
Cebatha 2 93 ( Cocculus)
Carolina 94
Cedronella
cor data 3 86
Celastraceae 2 393
Celastrus 395
scandens 396
Celosia
paniculata i 593
Celtis I 526 Mississippiensis 527 occidentalis 526, 527
pumila 526
Cenchrus i 127
Carolinianus 127
racemosa 105
tribuloides 127
Centaurea 3 491
Americana 492
belted icta 493
Calcitrapa 493
Cyan us 491
Jacea 492
nigra 492
Centaurella
verna 2 621
Centella 2 541 ( Hydrocotyle in part)
Asiatica 541
Centrosema
I'irginianum 2 333
Centunculus 2 593
minimus 593
Cephalanthus 3 216
occidentalis 216
Ceplialophora
scaposa 3 449
Cerastium 2 25
alpinum 27
aquaticum 20
arvense 27
brachypodum 26
" compactum 27
cerastioides 28
Fischerianum 27
glomcratum 25
qitaternellum 29 lonsipedunculat'm 26
nutans 26
oblongifolinm 27 semidecandrum 25
Irigyniim 28
triviale 26
'c'chittnnm 27
viscosum 25, 26
vulgatum 25, 26
Cerasns
demissa 2 253
Mahaleb 252
Pennsylvanica 252
Cerasns
pumila
serotina " montana
Virginiana Ceratochloa
breviarislala
250 253 253 252
Ceratophyllaceae
223
Ceratophyllum
demersum Cercis
Canadensis Cercocarpus
parviflorus Ceresia
fluitans Cereus
caespitosus
viridiflorus Chaerophyllum
procumbens " Shortii
sativum
Teinturieri Chaetopappa
asteroides
modesta Chamaecistus
( Loiseleuria j
procumbens
serpyllifolia Chamaecyparis
sphaeroidea
thyoides Chamaedaphne
( Cassandra )
calj'culata Chamaelirium
Carolinian um
luteum Chamaenerion
2 46 46 46 2 256 257 2 223 223
1 106
2 461 460
2 529 529 529 528 530
3 351 35 1 35'
2 563
2 563 563
1 58 59 59
2 570
570
1 402 402 402
2 480
( Epilobium in part)
angustifolium 481
latifolium Chamaeraphis
glauca
Ilalica
verticillata
viridis Chamaesaracha
conioides
Coronopus
sordida Cheilanthes
Alabamensis
dealbata
gracilis
lanosa
la nuginosa
tomentosa Chelidonium
diphyllum
Glaucium
majus Chelone
Digitalis
glabra
Itirsjita
Lyoni
obliqua
Pentstemon Chexopodiaceae
481
I 126 127 126 126 3 133 133 134 [33 I 30
30 32 31 31 3' 31 102-3 102
103 103
3 149 152 149 151 150 150 152
569
Chenopodium 570 album 570. 571
ambrosioides i 575 anthelniinticum ,575 Berlandieri 572 BonusHenricus 574 Boscianum 572 Botrys 574 capitatum 576 Fremontii 572 glaucum 571
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
29
|
Chenopodium |
Cicuta |
Clinopodium |
Conringia |
|||||
|
hybiidum |
I 573 |
bulbifera |
2 536 |
glabellum |
3 |
110 |
per/oliala |
3 515 |
|
leptophyllum 548, 571 |
raaculata |
536 |
incaiitim |
114 |
CONVALLARIACEAB |
|||
|
virosa Diaciilala 536 |
Nepeta |
108 |
Convallaria |
I 427 |
||||
|
tHiiltiJidtmi |
576 |
Cimicifuga |
2 56 |
vulgare |
108 |
434 |
||
|
0/ J |
Americana |
Clintonia |
I |
428 |
bt flora |
433 |
||
|
polyspGrmuin |
0/ *â– |
cordifolia |
57 |
borealis |
428 |
commulala |
434 |
|
|
581 |
pal mala |
72 |
ciliala |
429 |
majalis |
434 |
||
|
rubruni |
racemosa |
56 |
umbellata |
429 |
racemosa |
429 |
||
|
urbicuui |
dissecta |
56 |
umbellulata |
429 |
si el I a la |
430 |
||
|
Cineraria |
Clitoria |
2 |
333 |
Irt/olia |
430 |
|||
|
Chimaphila |
2 553 |
maritinia |
3 465 |
Mariana |
333 |
CONVOLVULACEAE |
||
|
co)y»ibosa |
554 |
pal iislris |
481 |
Virginiana Clypeola |
333 |
Convolvulus |
3 '9 |
|
|
n:aculata |
553 |
Cinna |
I 158 |
21 |
||||
|
umbellata |
554 |
arundinacea |
158 |
alyssoidcs |
2 |
153 |
aqualicus |
21 |
|
Chimonanthus |
2 95 |
glonicrala |
102 |
viariiima |
153 |
arvensis |
26 |
|
|
Chiogenes |
2 581 |
la leralis |
102 |
Cnicus |
3 |
493 |
Carolinus |
0 |
|
hispidula |
581 |
latifolia |
158 |
see Carduus |
3 45 |
55-9 |
humislrahis |
20 |
|
Japonica |
581 |
pendula |
158 |
benediclus |
493 |
incanus |
26 |
|
|
serpyUifolia |
581 |
Circaea |
2 499 |
horriduliis |
488 |
Japonicus |
25 |
|
|
Chionanthus |
2 603 |
alpina |
500 |
puniilus |
488 |
pandu}-aliis |
23 |
|
|
V^irginica |
603 |
L,utetiaiia |
499 |
Cocculiis |
Pickeringii |
21 |
||
|
Chironia |
Cirsium |
Carolinus |
2 |
94 |
purpu reus |
24 |
||
|
see Sabbatia 2 609-12 |
see Carduus |
3 485-9 |
Cochlearia 2 |
113- |
114 |
repens |
25 |
|
|
Chloris |
I 178 |
// 0 rrid u I u jk |
488 |
A rmoracia |
127 |
sepium and var |
25 |
|
|
curtipendiila . |
180 |
Cissus |
Coronopus |
113 |
spithaniaeus |
26 |
||
|
verticillata |
178 |
Ampelopsis |
2 412 |
oblongifolia |
115 |
Conyza |
||
|
Chondrilla |
3 270 |
sta tis |
412 |
officinalis |
"5 |
asleroides |
3 354 |
|
|
juncea |
270 |
CiSTACEAE |
2 439 |
Coelopleurum |
2 |
520 |
bifol iaia |
354 |
|
Chondrophora |
3 325 |
Ci slits |
Gmelini |
520 |
lini folia |
353 |
||
|
(Bisrclovia in part) |
Canadensis |
440 |
Coix |
Cooperia |
I 444 |
|||
|
nciitsdosci |
^26 |
Citrullus |
daclyloides |
I |
98 |
Drummondii |
444 |
|
|
iiudata |
325 |
Citrullus |
3 250 |
Coleosanthus |
3 313 |
Co prosmanlhus |
||
|
" virgata |
326 |
Cladium |
I 281 |
(Briclcellta) |
lierbaceus |
1 439 |
||
|
Choripetalae |
I 482 |
mariscoides |
28 1 |
grandifiorus |
314 |
tamnif alius |
439 |
|
|
Chrosperma |
I 402 |
Cladothrlx |
I 592 |
Collinsia |
3 |
155 |
Coptis |
2 53 |
|
( A mianthium) |
lanuginosa |
592 |
parviflora |
156 |
trifolia |
54 |
||
|
muscaetoxicum |
403 |
Cladrastis |
2 264 |
verna |
156 |
Coiallorhiza |
I 477 |
|
|
Chrysanthemum |
3 457 |
fragrans |
264 |
violacea |
156 |
Corallorhiza |
478 |
|
|
arcticura |
457 |
lutea |
264 |
Collinsonia |
3 |
123 |
innala |
478 |
|
Balsaniita |
458 |
tinctoria |
264 |
Canadensis |
123 |
Macraei |
479 |
|
|
grandiflorum |
459 |
Claytonia |
2 2 |
Collomia |
3 |
41 |
multiflora |
479 |
|
inodornm |
459 |
Caroliniana |
3 |
linearis |
42 |
odontorhiza |
478 |
|
|
I,eucaiitherauni |
457 |
Chaniissoi |
3 |
see Gilia |
38-40 |
striata |
||
|
Parthenium |
458 |
lanceolata |
3 |
Colpodium |
Wisteriana |
478 |
||
|
Chrysocoma |
perfoliata |
4 |
lalifolinm |
I |
157 |
Corema |
2 ^8^ |
|
|
gig a ntea |
3 303 |
Virginica |
3 |
Comandra |
I |
536 |
Conradii |
384 |
|
graininifolia |
347 |
Clematis |
2 67 |
livida |
537 536 |
Coreopsis |
^ 4.^1 %J to *â– |
|
|
nudata |
325 |
Addisonii |
69 |
pallida |
alterni folia |
|||
|
tomentosa |
302 |
Catesbya na |
67 |
umbellata |
536 |
arislala |
||
|
vii-gala |
326 |
crispa |
68 |
Comaropsis |
2 |
218 |
a rislosa |
AAO |
|
Chrysogonum |
3 408 |
cordala |
68 |
fragarioides |
218 |
aurea |
||
|
Virgin ianum " dentatuni |
409 |
cvlindrica |
68 |
Comarum |
2 |
217 |
auriculata |
-T.JO |
|
409 |
Freniontii |
70 |
palustre |
217 |
B idens |
|||
|
Chrysopogon |
I 103 |
hirsiilissitna |
67 |
Commelinaceae I |
374 |
bidentoides |
438 |
|
|
avenaceus |
104 |
ligusticifolia |
68 |
Commelina |
375 |
cardaminefolia |
432 |
|
|
nutans |
104 |
ochroleuca |
69 |
agraria |
375 |
coronala |
3 439 |
|
|
Chrysopsis |
3 322 |
ovata |
69, 79 |
communis |
375- 376 |
crassifolia |
434 |
|
|
alba |
376 |
Pi Idler i |
2 68 |
dubia |
380 |
delphinifolia |
433 |
|
|
camporuni |
324 |
Scottii |
70 |
ere eta |
375, 376 |
disco idea |
438 |
|
|
falcata |
323 |
sericea |
69 |
hirtella |
I |
375 |
grandiflora |
435 |
|
gossypina |
323 |
Sinisii |
68 |
longi folia |
375 |
lanceolata |
434 |
|
|
graniinifolia |
322 |
verlicilla ris |
71 |
nudiflora |
375 |
" angustifolia |
434 |
|
|
hispida |
325 |
Virginiana |
67 |
Virginica |
376 |
" villosa |
434 |
|
|
Mariana |
323 |
Viorna |
6q |
Willdenovii |
376 |
involucrala |
440 |
|
|
Nuttallii |
325 |
viornioides |
69 |
COMPOSITAE |
3 298 |
maj or 'â– Oemleri |
3 433 |
|
|
pilosa 32 |
3. 325 |
Cleome |
2 155 |
Comptonia |
r |
488 |
433* |
|
|
stenophylla |
324 |
dod €ca ji d ra |
I 'nT |
asplenifolia |
489 |
palmata |
432 |
|
|
villosa |
324 |
inlegrifolia |
155 |
peregrina |
489 |
pubescens |
434 |
|
|
Chrysosplenium |
2 181 |
lutea |
156 |
CONIFERAE |
I |
49 |
rosea |
431 |
|
alternifoliuni |
181 |
piiniata |
109 |
Conioselinum |
2 |
512 |
senifolia var. |
433 |
|
Americanum |
181 |
pnngens |
155 |
Canadense |
512 |
tinctoria |
432 |
|
|
oppos ilifol iu ni |
181 |
serrulata |
155 |
Cliinense |
512 |
St el la I a |
433 |
|
|
Chrysothamnus |
3 326 |
spinosa |
155 |
Conium |
2 |
531 |
tripteris |
435 |
|
(Bigelovia in part) |
Cleomella |
2 156 |
maculatum |
532 |
verticillata |
433 |
||
|
graveolens Howardi |
3 326 |
angustifolia |
157 2 548 |
Conobea |
3 |
159 |
tricosperma var. 430 |
|
|
326 |
Clethraceae |
multifida |
159 |
trifida |
441 |
|||
|
nauseosus |
326 |
Clethra |
548 |
Conocl iniuni |
see Bidens 3 436-40 |
|||
|
Cicendia |
acuminata |
549 |
coeleslinum |
3 |
313 |
Corispermum |
1 581 |
|
|
exallata |
2 608 |
alnifolia |
548 |
Conopholis |
3 196 |
hyssopifolium |
582 |
|
|
CiCHORIACEAE |
3 261 |
Clinopodium |
3 107 |
Americana |
197 |
CORNACEAE |
2 542 |
|
|
Cichorium |
262 |
(inc. Calaminiha) |
Conostylis |
Cornucopiae |
||||
|
Intybus " divaricatnm |
262 |
Acinos |
3 109 |
Americana |
I |
446 |
altissinia |
I 162 |
|
262 |
Calamintha |
109 |
Conringia |
3 515 |
hiemalis |
161 |
||
|
Cicuta |
2 535 |
glabrum |
log |
orientalis |
515 |
peren nans |
161 |
30
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
|
Comus |
2 |
Crepis |
Cuscuta |
Cyperus |
||||
|
alba |
545 |
glauca |
3 |
_ 200 |
Polygonorum |
3 28 |
ovularis |
1 245 |
|
alternifolia |
04° |
intermedia |
2S2 |
pul chcmnia |
29 |
pa rvtts |
242 |
|
|
Atnonuui |
544 |
7iHdi ca tills |
055 |
rostrata |
30 |
pltym a I odes |
241 |
|
|
asperi folia |
544 |
occidentalis |
282 |
ten ui/lora |
29 |
pseudovegetus |
238 |
|
|
Baileyi |
545 |
pol viHoi'pha |
20 1 |
Triyol t i |
28 |
ref ractus |
244 |
|
|
Canadensis |
543 |
pulchra |
2o0 |
vulgivaga |
30 |
retrofractus |
244 |
|
|
candidissima |
545 |
runcmata |
280 |
Cyclachacna |
ri vularis |
236 |
||
|
circinata |
544 |
tectorum |
20 1 |
xa nihil folia |
3 294 |
rolundus |
240 |
|
|
faslisiata |
virens |
20 1 |
Cyclanthera |
3 251 |
Schweinitzii |
238 |
||
|
Drunimondii |
544 |
Ci'islaria |
dissecla |
25 1 |
spathaictis |
247 |
||
|
florida |
543 |
cocct ii€a |
421 |
Cycloloma |
I 5/0 |
speciosus |
242 |
|
|
paiiictilaia |
545 |
Cristatella |
2 |
150 |
atriplicifolia |
577 |
strigosus |
243 |
|
544 |
Janiesi i |
pi a t vpli ylltt iH |
577 |
1'orrevi |
245 |
|||
|
sericea |
544 |
Crotalaria |
2 |
20/ |
Cymbalaria |
3 144 |
Cypripedium |
I 457 |
|
stolomfera |
545 |
alba |
267 |
Cymbal aria |
144 |
acaule |
457 438 |
|
|
stricta |
540 |
ova lis |
Cymbidiiim |
a I bit vi |
||||
|
Suecica |
543 |
rotundifolia |
hyeniale |
I 481 |
arietinum |
457 |
||
|
Coronilla |
2 310 |
sagittalis " ovalis |
2OO |
odonlorhizoii |
478 |
b 11 1 bosn ni |
477 |
|
|
varia |
310 |
pnUhellum |
480 |
candidum |
458 |
|||
|
Cotonopus |
2 113 |
Croton |
2 |
362 |
Cymopterus |
2 517 |
hirsutum |
458 |
|
( Senebiera ) |
capitatus |
363 |
acaulis |
517 |
parvifloruui |
459 |
||
|
Coronopus |
2 113 |
glandulosus |
302 |
glomcratus |
517 |
ptibescens |
458 |
|
|
didymus |
i'3 |
Lindheimenanus |
montanus |
517 |
reginae |
458 |
||
|
Corydalis |
3 |
Cynanchum |
3 16 |
spec labile |
458 |
|||
|
Canadensis |
2 104 |
monanthogynus 2 |
363 |
( Vincetoxicuni) |
Cyrillaceae |
2 389 |
||
|
glauca |
105 |
Texensis |
363 |
Carol inense |
18 |
Cyrilla |
389 |
|
|
see Capnoides 2 |
105-7 |
Crotonopsis |
2 |
364 |
liirtum |
18 |
racemiflora |
389 |
|
Corylus |
I 507 |
linearis |
364 |
nigrum |
16 |
Cyrtorhyncha |
2 85 |
|
|
Americana |
507 |
Cruciferae |
2 |
108 |
obliquuni |
18 |
( Ra It It /ten I Its in |
part) |
|
rostrata |
508 |
Crypsis |
siiberosum |
17 |
Cymbalaria |
86 |
||
|
Cotinus |
2 388 |
schoenoides |
I |
147 |
Cyxareae |
3 301 |
ranunculina |
85 |
|
( Rhvs in part) |
sgnarrosa |
183 |
Cynoctonum |
2 605 |
Cystopteris |
I 12 |
||
|
Americanus |
389 |
Cryptanthe |
3 |
56 |
(Mitreola) |
biilbifera |
12 |
|
|
colinoides |
389 |
\Krynit~kia in |
part) |
Mitreola |
606 |
fragilis |
13 |
|
|
Cotinus |
389 |
crassisepala |
57 |
petiolatum |
606 |
montana |
13 |
|
|
Cotoneaster |
2 245 |
Fendleri |
57 |
Cynodon |
Cytisus 2 265, 27 [ |
|||
|
( Ci alae^us in part) |
Cryptogramma |
1 |
28 |
Daclylon |
I 175 |
rhombifolit<s |
265 |
|
|
Pyracantha |
245 |
acrobtichoides |
28 |
Cynoglossum |
3 53 |
scoparius |
271 |
|
|
Cracca |
2 292 |
Cryplotaenia |
glomeraliim |
58 |
Dactylis |
I 200 |
||
|
( Teplirosia) |
Canadensis |
2 |
536 |
Morisoni |
55 |
glomerata |
200 |
|
|
hispidula |
293 |
Clenium |
oificinale |
53 |
see Spartina i |
175-7 |
||
|
spicata |
293 |
America n itm |
I |
177 |
pilosum |
55 |
Dactyloctenium |
I 182 |
|
Virginiana " liolosericea |
292 |
Cubelium |
2 45b |
Virginicum |
54 |
Aegyptium |
182 |
|
|
293 |
( Solea ) |
Cynosciadium |
2 521 |
Aee;ypiiacum |
182 |
|||
|
Crantzia |
concolor |
456 |
pinnatum |
521 |
Da lea |
2 287 |
||
|
lineaia |
2 521 |
Ciicubalus |
Cynosurus |
I 200 |
alopeciiroides |
28S |
||
|
Crassina |
3 411 |
Betien |
2 |
9 |
Aegyp lilts |
182 |
la n uginosa |
288 |
|
{Zinnia^ |
ntveiis |
9 |
cristatus |
200 |
laxiflora |
287 |
||
|
grandiflora |
412 |
slel laliis |
9 |
I ttdtctts |
181 |
nana |
3 517 |
|
|
Crassulaceae |
2 103 |
Cticumis |
Cyti thia |
parviflora |
2 302 |
|||
|
Crataegus |
2 239 |
perennis |
3 |
250 |
Dandelion |
3 264 |
violacea |
290 |
|
apiifolia |
242 |
CUCURBITACEAE |
3 |
249 |
Virgi nica |
263 |
see Parosela 2 287-8 see Kuhnistera 289-91 |
|
|
arborescens |
242 |
Cucurbita |
250 |
Cyperaceae |
I 234 |
|||
|
coccinea |
242 |
foetidissima |
250 |
Cyperus |
I 234 |
Dalibarda |
2 20s |
|
|
" flabellata |
242 |
Pepo |
250 |
acuminatus |
239 |
fragarioides |
21S |
|
|
" oligandra |
243 |
perennis |
250 |
arisialtis |
• 237 |
repens |
205 |
|
|
cordata |
241 |
Cunila |
3 |
116 |
ariindi naceiis |
247 |
Z'iolaeoides |
205 |
|
Crus-Galli |
240 |
glabella |
no |
Bald'cvinii |
246 |
Danthonia |
I 173 |
|
|
flava |
244 |
Mariana |
116 |
calcaratus |
238 |
Alleiti |
174 |
|
|
" pitbescens |
244 |
origanoides pulegtoides |
116 |
compressus |
238 |
compressa |
174 |
|
|
flexi spina |
244 |
106 |
cylindricus |
245 |
glabra |
3 503 |
||
|
glandulosa |
243 |
Cuphea |
dentatus |
240 |
sericea |
I 174 |
||
|
macracantha |
243 |
peholata |
2 |
473 |
diandrus |
236 |
spicata |
174 |
|
mollis |
243 |
viscosissima |
473 |
echinatus |
246 |
Daphne |
2 465 |
|
|
Oxyacantha |
241 |
Ctipressus |
58 |
Engelmanni |
243 |
Mezereum |
465 |
|
|
parvi/olia |
244 |
disliclia |
I |
esculentus |
241 |
Darby a |
||
|
pop nlifolia |
241 |
til voidcs |
59 |
erythrorhizos |
241 |
iimbellulala |
3 513 |
|
|
punctata " cauescens |
241 |
CUSCUTACEAE |
3 |
27 |
ferox |
242 |
Darliitgionia Dasystoma |
2 255 |
|
241 |
Cuscuta |
27 |
ferrtiginescens |
242 |
3 173 |
|||
|
Pyracanlka |
2 245 |
arvensis |
28 |
filiculmis |
245 |
(inc Gerardia in |
part) |
|
|
racemnsa |
237 |
Cephalanthi |
29 |
flavescens |
235 |
Dm mmondii |
3 174 |
|
|
rotiindifolia |
243 |
c/ilorocarpa |
28 |
Bavicomus |
237 |
flava |
173 |
|
|
spathulata |
240 |
com pacta |
3t |
fuscus |
239 |
grandiflora |
174 |
|
|
spicata |
238 |
Coryli |
29 |
Grayi |
246 |
laevigata |
174 |
|
|
subvillosa |
243 |
cuspidata |
30 |
Halei |
I 241 |
Pedicularia |
173 |
|
|
tomentosa |
244 |
decora |
29 |
Hallii |
240 |
pti bescens |
173 |
|
|
uniflora |
244 |
densiflora |
27 |
Haspan |
239 |
qnerci folia, var |
174 |
|
|
Vailiae |
245 |
Epiliniim |
27 |
Houghtoni |
246 |
Virginica |
174 |
|
|
viridis |
242 |
Epithymum |
28 |
Hydra |
240 |
Da Use a |
||
|
" nitida |
242 |
glomerata |
31 |
inflexus |
237 |
hirla |
2 386 |
|
|
Crepidiunt |
Gronovii |
30 |
Lancastriensis |
244 |
Datura |
3 139 |
||
|
glaucum |
3 280 |
indecora |
29 |
M ich anxiantis |
242 |
Metel |
140 |
|
|
Crepis |
3 279 |
inflexa |
29 |
microdontus |
237 |
Stramonium |
139 |
|
|
biennis |
281 |
paradoxa |
31 |
Nuttallii |
236 |
Tatula |
139 |
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
31
Daucus 2 509
Carota 510
divaiicalKS 537
Becodon 2 470
( Nesaca)
aqrialiciis 471
verticillatus 471
Becumaria 2 185
barbata 185
Delphinium 2 59
Ajcuis 59
aznrentn 60
Carolinianum 60
Consolida 59
exallatiim 59
Nelsoni 3 514
tricorne 2 60
urceolatum 59
Dendrium 2 562 ( Leiophylhim)
buxi folium 562
Dentaria 2 131
dipliylia 132-3
heterophylla 133
laciniata 132-3
maxima 132
Deitlidia
Naitkiiie)isis 3 124
Deringa 2 536 {Cryplolaenia)
Canadensis 536
Deschampsia i 169
atropurpurea 170
caespilosa 169
flexuosa 170
Deicitrai)iia
Ha rlcvegiana 2 145
iiicisa 145
pinitala 145
Sophia 144
Desrnanthiis
brachylobus 2 255
leptolobtis. 255
Desniod i u»i
see Meibomia 2 313-20
acuviinatiim 2 314 Canadense /iii-sut.T,\.j
'â– lon^^ifoliuni 317
ciliare 321
ciispidalum 317
lineatiim 315
Deveu .via
MacoiDiiana i 163
Dianthera 3 203
Americana 204
hum His 204
ovata 204
Dianthus 2 1 8
Armeria 19
barbatus 20
deltoides 19
prolifer 19
Saxifraga 17
Diapediam 3 204 (Diciiplera)
brachiatum 205
DiAPENSIACEAE 2 582
Diapensia 382
barbulala 583
Lapponica 583
Diaperia
prolifer a 3 395
Diarina i 196
Diarrhena
Americana 1 196
Dicentra
see Bicuculla 2
Dichondra 3
t evolvulacea
repens Dichromena
colorata
latifolia
leucocephala Dicksonia
104 20 20 20 256 256
257 256 12
|
Dicksonia |
Dodecd-theon |
2 |
593 |
Dryopteris |
||
|
pilosi u sciila |
I 12 |
Mcadia |
594 |
i nlerniedia |
I 18 |
|
|
punctilobula |
12 |
Frenchii |
594 |
Loncliitis |
14 |
|
|
Uitt I pici a |
3 204 |
Doellingeria. |
3 |
39' |
marginalis |
17 |
|
brac/uala |
205 |
(Diplopappus) |
Noveboracensis |
15 |
||
|
Di elytra |
am ygdalina |
302 |
simulata |
16 |
||
|
see Hicuculla |
2 104 |
liuuiilis |
392 |
spinulosa |
18 |
|
|
DiCOTVLEDONES |
I 482 |
infirma |
392 |
Thelypteris |
15 |
|
|
Didiplis |
2 470 |
pla riH icoides |
376 |
Duchesnea |
2 207 |
|
|
diandra |
470 |
umbellata |
392 |
[Fragaria in part) |
||
|
/ / Hearts |
470 |
pubens |
392 |
Indica |
208 |
|
|
Dielylra |
Dolichos |
Dulichium |
I 247 |
|||
|
Cucii llaria |
2 104 |
Cat/aiig poly si achyi/s |
2 |
340 |
aruudinaceum |
247 |
|
Diervilla |
3 242 |
330 |
spatltaceuni |
247 |
||
|
DierviUa |
242 |
7'eh^ularis |
335 |
Dupatya |
I 372 |
|
|
trijida |
242 |
St iiensts |
340 |
( Paepalaii/hiis] |
||
|
Dieteria |
Dondia |
I |
584 |
flavidula |
373 |
|
|
sessiliflora |
3 384 |
( .^ticda) |
Dupontia |
I 209 |
||
|
Digitalis |
3 171 |
Americana |
004 |
t 'ooleyi |
210 |
|
|
purpurea |
171 |
depressa |
5^55 |
Fisheri |
209 |
|
|
Digitaria Jiliformis |
marilima |
585 |
Dysodia |
3 453 |
||
|
I III |
Do Ilia |
clirysantliemotdes 453 |
||||
|
hu ni I fjisa |
III |
ctliaia |
3 |
327 |
papposa |
453 |
|
paspaloides |
109 |
squarrosa |
321 |
Eatonia |
I 192 |
|
|
sa ngtiinalis |
III |
Dovoiitcttm |
Dudley i |
193 |
||
|
Diodia |
3 217 |
acaule |
3 |
471 |
nitida |
193 |
|
teres |
217 |
ra mosii m |
3^9 |
obtusata |
192 |
|
|
Virginiana |
Draba |
2 |
140 |
Pennsylvanica |
193 |
|
|
Diodonta |
alpina |
144 |
Ebenaceae |
2 596 |
||
|
b I de ii to ides |
3 430 |
a 11 d rosacea |
141 |
Echi nacea |
||
|
DiOSCOREACEAE |
I 446 |
arabisaiis |
142 |
angiislifolia |
3 420 |
|
|
Dioscorea |
447 |
aurea |
'43 |
purpurea |
420 |
|
|
villosa |
447 |
brachycarpa |
143 |
Echinocactus |
2 461 |
|
|
Diospyros |
2 596 |
Carolmiana |
141 |
Simpsoni |
461 |
|
|
Virginiana |
597 |
conftisa |
142 |
Echinocereus |
2 460 |
|
|
Diol is |
cuneifolia |
141 |
caespitosus |
461 |
||
|
la 11 a la |
I 581 |
Kladnizensis |
141 |
viridiflorus |
460 |
|
|
Diphylleia |
2 91 |
hispidttla |
141 |
Eclii nocyslis |
3 251 |
|
|
cymosa |
Qi |
incana |
142 |
lobata |
251 |
|
|
Diplachne |
I 186 |
711 1 c raitlha |
141 |
Echinodorus |
I 85 |
|
|
fascicularis |
186 |
neuiorosa |
143 |
cordifolius |
86 |
|
|
rigida |
190 |
nivalis |
142 |
parvulus |
85 |
|
|
Diplngon. |
3 322 |
ramosissima |
142 |
radicans |
86 |
|
|
Diplupapp us |
verna |
140 |
rost rains |
86 |
||
|
see Doellingeria |
Dracaena |
tenellus |
85 |
|||
|
3 392 |
bo real IS |
I |
420 |
Ech iitosperm n >n |
||
|
can esc ens |
386 |
u nibell tflala |
429 |
deftexum Ajii. |
3 56 |
|
|
cornifoliiis |
392 |
Dracocephalum |
3 |
07 |
Redoivskii cup. |
55 |
|
hispidus |
325 |
cordatuni |
00 |
see Lappula |
54-6 |
|
|
linariifolius |
393 |
denticti lain m |
90 |
Echites |
||
|
nmbellains |
392 |
i iitcrmedtiini |
qo |
difformis |
3 4 |
|
|
Diplotaxis |
2 119 |
Moldavicum |
&Q o5 |
Echium |
3 68 |
|
|
muralis |
120 |
parviflorum |
Q-. 87 |
vulgare |
69 |
|
|
tenuifolia |
120 |
speciosiim |
89 |
Eclipta |
3 413 |
|
|
DiPSACEAE |
3 247 |
Virginianiim |
89 |
al ba |
413 |
|
|
Dipsacus |
247 |
Draconiitini |
erecla |
413 |
||
|
fullonum |
248 |
foetidnm |
I |
363 |
proctinibens |
413 |
|
" sativus |
248 |
Droseraceae |
2 |
160 |
Elaeagnaceae |
2 466 |
|
sylvestris |
248 |
Drosera |
1 01 |
Elaeagnus |
2 466 |
|
|
Dipieraca nt/ms |
Americana |
161 |
argentea |
467-8 |
||
|
bifloriis |
3 202 |
A nglica filiformis |
102 |
Canadensis |
467 |
|
|
ciiiosiis var. |
parvi- |
162 |
Elatinaceae |
2 437 |
||
|
florus |
203 |
intermedia |
161 |
Elatine 2 437; |
3 145 |
|
|
micranthiis |
202 |
linearis |
102 |
Americana |
2 437 |
|
|
Dirca |
2 466 |
longifolia i6i, |
102 |
brachysperma |
438 |
|
|
occidentalis |
466 |
rotundifolia 161, |
162 |
triandra |
438 |
|
|
palustris |
466 |
tenii i/olia |
162 |
Elatinoides |
3 145 |
|
|
Disca nthera |
Drupaceae |
2 |
246 |
( Linaria in part) |
||
|
d issecla |
3 251 |
Dryas |
2 |
222 |
Elatine |
145 |
|
Discopleura |
2 537 |
chamaedr i/olia |
222 |
spuria |
145 |
|
|
capillacea |
538 |
Drummondii |
223 |
Eleocharis |
I 248 |
|
|
Nnttallii |
538 |
integrifolia |
222 |
acicularis |
252 |
|
|
Disporum |
I 431 |
octopetala 222, |
223 |
acuminata |
255 |
|
|
( Prosarles) |
tenella |
222 |
albida |
254 |
||
|
lanuginosum |
431 |
Dryopteris |
1 |
13 |
atropurpurea |
250 |
|
trachycaipum |
432 |
(Aspidium) |
capitata |
250 |
||
|
Distasis |
3 351 |
acrostichoides |
compressa |
255 |
||
|
Distichlis |
1 198 |
act ilea I a |
15 |
Engelmanni |
251 |
|
|
( Uniola) |
Boottii |
18 |
eqnisetoides |
248 |
||
|
maritima |
198 |
Braunii |
15 |
intermedia |
255 |
|
|
spicata |
198 |
cristata |
16 |
interstincta |
248 |
|
|
Ditaxis |
2 364 |
dilatata |
18 |
melanocarpa |
254 |
|
|
(Argyrothamnia) |
Filix-mas |
17 |
microcarpa |
253 |
||
|
humilis |
365 |
fragrans |
16 |
mutata |
249 |
|
|
mercurialina |
364 |
Goldieana |
17 |
ochreata |
249 |
32
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
|
Eleocharis |
Epilobium |
Erigeron |
Ervum |
||||
|
olivaccs. |
lineare |
1 fiagcllaris |
0 i°/ |
it -1 j'CJ/ fu tti ft t / ^ It I ll rfl |
J. j20 |
||
|
Qvata. |
2sl |
viol I c |
4^'0 |
1 abcl I It s var. |
3°7 |
329 |
|
|
T\H 1 1 1 ct'T'1 C ^di. LIo LI Is |
itl 1 (Y n It i I) n »i J y'l H H I Hit If it |
483 |
^ } a Ji n i 1 1 fol ins |
mulliftornni |
305 |
||
|
fiiZ If (' //f<> f'/i S |
262 |
palustre |
liy ssopif ulius |
â– J87 307 |
letiaspcriiiiim |
328 |
|
|
/> i/O'^t} fi pn I J K |
Tiiinipiilatii TTi |
404 |
! macranthus |
3"5 |
Erjmgium |
2 521 |
|
|
Qtl Cld }l^7tl CI tci |
■9 1 C\ •^4v |
spicatum |
481 |
tfi oil is |
786 |
aquaticuni |
522 |
|
249 |
tni rl 1 1' n n 1 i v |
39*^ |
iiitegrifolium |
523 |
|||
|
256 |
Epipactis |
I /t^Q |
Leaven worthii |
522 |
|||
|
tenuis |
CO )l I'ttJlil VlOldcS |
4/0 |
pilos 11 ffi |
prostratum |
523 |
||
|
Tot j'cyci )iq |
253 |
J^cII cbo )'i lie |
Till 1 pTi pll 11 ^ JL'LIIV.II^IILIO |
300 |
Virginianum |
522 |
|
|
tortilis |
Icitifolici var. |
460 |
pumilus |
30U |
yuccaefolium |
522 |
|
|
254 |
viridi flora |
4uy |
I dlli L*0 us |
3°9 |
Erysimum 2 115, 151 |
||
|
253 |
Ep I phc^ It s |
i^tr V 1 1 V.11 1 1 |
All I a I'l a |
I '5 |
|||
|
^^(l tso H i |
2n2 |
0 ^yt |
Sti'itfOSU S Hi^i'niHf'ii^ L' t U C i f o |
i8q 309 |
A rkaiisaii uiu |
152 |
|
|
Wolfii |
252 |
TToTTT^^rrT A t^v a'F' |
I |
3"9 |
asperutu |
152 |
|
|
J pn (TP t) n c |
E(^uis6tuni |
00 |
Q11 btri tiprvi Q SUl^Lllll^l VIS |
300 |
IJ HI Uf.ll tfl |
122 |
|
|
OCht'CClili ^ |
I 21Q |
arvense |
36 |
iiniflorus |
cheirantlioides |
'5' |
|
|
£lephantopus |
fluviatile |
37 |
vprnus |
ion 39^ |
inconspicuum |
I5t |
|
|
Oil Tnl ininTin^ |
305 |
liy€malc |
0" |
1 Eriocarpum |
6 |
/t? lie col a tit III |
152 |
|
iiudtitus |
lae vigatum |
38 |
! \^ A pi opappus 'w. |
ojjiciiialc |
T t A I 10 |
||
|
LUlliCil LLfo Lis |
305 |
/ 1 }}1 OS 1 1 })t |
0/ |
1 fTi'i ti H f^l 1 r>i H f» Q 1 ^1 1 11 U 1 1 I^IUCS |
â– 70S 320 |
orieiilale |
3 5'3 |
|
I i8[ |
litlorale |
0/ |
rubiginosutu |
pel I'i'i florit III |
2 151 |
||
|
^A. ci^ypt iii |
182 |
palustre |
37 |
spinulosutn |
329 |
pei'Jol I dill III |
3 5'5 |
|
Indica |
181 |
pratense |
Ti'PTOrAnT APTTATT |
^ 371 |
^117I1/t/?/ *W V 1 11 It Lt t It tfl |
2 145 |
|
|
tyt ii c f'O iiciici |
182 |
robustuni |
38 |
Eriocaulon |
371 |
pveiecox |
1 22 |
|
E/lisia |
scirpoides |
3Q |
a itccps |
373 |
syrticoluni |
152 |
|
|
m 1 p i '(ipn J '\' y fit I I- f l/t (* I I |
sylvaticu ui |
^6 |
a I' I i c It la t n 7H |
371 |
2 607 |
||
|
\^'i'pfpfpn J. • y *■< 1 1 c It- |
45 |
van c^atum |
comprcssurn |
372 |
calj'cosa |
DOO |
|
|
ILlodcci |
Eragrostis |
I 187 |
dccangulare |
jj ^ |
Ceutaurium |
607 |
|
|
ctt w pent ill (ltd |
CG-7U pcstris |
191 |
fla V id If I It 7>L |
111 0/0 |
Doiiglasi I |
e^r\9. DOo |
|
|
Cci }i (iif (' }i SI s |
T c\1 |
capillaris |
188 |
cTjici p ll d I ad t'S |
372 |
exaltata |
f^rSI. DOO |
|
pcf lol (lici |
2 A Tl 4o/ |
(Sci vol i }i id fi d |
l8q |
scptaiigulare |
in |
pulcliella |
OOo |
|
(X" j J'Or i )l i C(l |
4,50 |
curlipedicellata |
T**Tinrhlrt3 |
ra III OS issiiiici |
e^f\^ OOo |
||
|
4,1° |
KragTOStris |
189 |
i^nl ^! '^t n I'll ^tn |
^110 |
spi cata |
607 |
|
|
Elsholtzia |
"3 T 94 0 ^ -^4 |
(')'yth)'ogo}id |
188 |
punctata |
1 10 |
ErythroDium |
I 419 |
|
crisiata |
T 9 1 1 ^4 |
Fran kii |
188 |
£ }~ioc0JHa |
albidum |
420 |
|
|
Patrinii |
I 24 -^4 |
hypnoides |
102 |
(' u spi d a ia |
I 141 |
Anieri canum |
420 |
|
Elymus |
189 |
Eriogonum |
I 542 |
a iig It s I a 1 11 III |
420 |
||
|
231 |
ttic^ dsf di'hj 'd |
189 |
alatuiii |
542 |
bi'tiel eat It 111 |
420 |
|
|
3rcnariiis |
232 |
189 |
o4o |
niesachoreuiu |
421 |
||
|
Can 3. de 11 SIS |
oxylcpis |
IQI |
ann uuin |
o44 |
propullaus |
421 |
|
|
232 |
x\(^c-\ 1 n a ppn |
brcvica itle |
546 |
2 j20 |
|||
|
232 |
pilosa |
188 |
caiiipanulatum |
546 |
Americanus |
02o |
|
|
11 ci fol I HS |
231 |
podco ides |
189 |
cernuum |
546 |
Euonymus |
2 393 |
|
crl 3 11 P11 Q Jf~Iy si )' i ^ |
231 |
Pursliii |
189 |
corynibosum |
544 |
Americanus |
394 |
|
233 |
T'P "F vc\ pta |
t'jfitsn m |
544 |
atropurpureus |
394 |
||
|
1 nternic di us vsr |
3 508 |
I'c ptd as |
192 |
flavuni |
545 |
Europaeus |
395 |
|
TVTa pr>n tit i |
I 231 |
secundi flora |
IQI |
<;>iap/ialoidrs |
545 |
obovatus |
394 |
|
robustus |
sessilispica |
1 90 |
Jamesii |
543 |
3 299 |
||
|
Sib I )'ictis |
1 231 |
IQI |
lachnogynum |
546 |
Eupatorium |
3 3°6 |
|
|
\? t n 1} } fi n |
232 |
Irichodes |
1 QI |
Lindlieiincria iiittii |
ageratoides |
3^2 |
|
|
striatus |
230 |
E ran this |
I 544 |
album |
308 |
||
|
Vi TCI ni Pii c |
230 |
liycnialis |
longifoHum |
543 |
subvenosum |
v.") 00 |
|
|
Elyna |
203 |
3 472 |
mi era II III II 11/ |
546 |
a I lent ifol 1 11711 |
3'4 |
|
|
Bellardi |
284 |
liicraci folia |
4/ J |
microthecum |
544 |
al ti ssinium |
310 |
|
284 |
Erianthus |
I 98 |
muUiceps |
545 |
ainbiq It If III |
309 |
|
|
/* / ^'fl'f)^ I'M? 7 / J J7 |
alopecuroidcs |
q8 |
parvi flortnn |
545 |
a iiioeit It III |
307 |
|
|
f n 1 } fi^ I'll 1 /' 1 1 'liT \^ (I I t / U / /ill It //i |
I 207 |
99 |
pauciflorum |
545 |
aroma ti cum |
312 |
|
|
3''3 |
pr^ni Via p1 11 |
fiQ yv |
SCI- if cum 543, 545 |
capillifolium |
307 |
||
|
EmpBtrum |
3"3 |
saccliaroides |
Tex a n it in |
543 |
coelestinum |
313 |
|
|
K^K' 1 1 1 (I Li i I |
304 j'jj |
T? R TP A A ir JJ/ 1^ 1 V_ rt. V_ ljiT.I V |
Eriophorum |
I 271 |
Jalca I It III |
,307 |
|
|
nigrum |
Erica |
573 |
alpinum |
271 |
foe 11 ieiilaceuiii |
307 |
|
|
cinerea |
573 |
eapi/aliiin |
272 |
/oeiiieuloides |
307 |
||
|
b I Ic )' mi, f ll 1)1 |
2 54 |
Tetralix |
573 |
cypcri iiuin |
271 |
glaiidulosiim. |
30S |
|
TJ^Ti CP 1 m a n n 1 n l^U^'C kUlCLlXlLlA |
3 4'o |
Z'li /zaris |
573 |
gracile |
273 |
grandifloriim hyssopifolium |
314 |
|
pinnatifida |
410 |
Erigenia |
2 541 |
lali/ol iu III |
273 |
.309 |
|
|
h' )j c J p 17 } /y t ^ 1 1 Ctl t Hill |
bulbosa |
542 |
polystacliyon |
273 |
" laciiiiatiim |
.309 |
|
|
alb id a |
3 16 |
Erigeron |
3 384 |
russeolum |
272 1 |
lecheaefolium |
309 |
|
acris |
390 |
Scheuchz.eri |
272 |
leucolepis |
308 |
||
|
A»iiTi('ana |
3 197 |
" debilis |
390 |
tiiquelrii III |
273 1 |
liiiearifoliuin |
309 |
|
Epigaea |
2 571 |
" Droebacliianus 390 |
vaginatum |
272 |
maculatum |
307 |
|
|
repeiis |
5? I |
annuus |
3 .-589 |
Virginicum |
273 |
" amoenum |
307 |
|
Epilobium 2 |
481-5 |
asper |
385 |
Ei'itriehitiiii |
perfoliatum |
3" |
|
|
adenocaulon |
4S4 |
Bellidiastrum |
389 |
Cal i font icu III |
3 56 |
" cuneatum |
312 |
|
alpinum " mains |
482 |
bcUidifoliiis |
388! |
crassisepal um |
57 |
" truncatum |
311 |
|
485 |
caespitosus |
386 |
^loiiicralu III |
58 |
pilosit III |
310 |
|
|
anagallidifolium 482 |
lamphoraium |
396 |
fitli'ocaiicscens |
59 ' |
pubescens |
3" |
|
|
anguslifolirim coloratum |
481 |
Canadensis |
391 |
Jamesii |
58 |
putpureum " angiislifoliit |
307 |
|
484 |
I a ncsccns |
386 |
Efodium |
2 344 |
" 307 |
||
|
gla ndu/osiiin |
484 |
cauus |
387 |
cicutarium |
344 |
" falcatum |
3 307 |
|
hirsiitum |
482 |
Carulinia n jnn |
348 |
moschatum |
344 |
resinosum |
312 |
|
Hornetnanni |
485 |
dii'ai'icaliis |
391 388 |
Erophila |
rotundifolium |
3" |
|
|
lacti flniitm |
482 |
divergens |
vulgaris |
2 140 |
" ovatuiii |
311 |
|
|
latifulium |
481 |
Di 'ocbacii ia n us |
390 1 |
Ervum |
2 328 , |
scaiideiis |
313 |
.GENERAL INDEX
OF LATIN NAMES.
33
Eupatorium
seruiserratum 3 309
serotinum 308
sessilifolium 310 " Brittonianum 310
Torreyanum 309
teucriifoliuin 310
frifoliattint 307
truncatum 311
verbenaefolium 310
EUPHORBIACEAE 2 361
Euphorbia 2 369
a re It aria ^yi
cominutata 380
corollata 375
cupliospertna 376
Cyparissias 381
Darlingtonii 378
dentata 376
dictyosperma 379
Esula 380
Fendleri 374
Geyeri 372
glyptosperma 373
Helioscopia 379
heterophylla 377
hexagona 375
hirsuta 3 518
humistrata 2 373
hypericifolia 375
Ipecacuanhae 377
Lathyris 377
lata 374
maculata 373
marginata 376 monlana robusia 381
Nicaeensis 2 380
nutans 375
Nuttallii 371
humistrata 373
obtusata 378
OJiiolica 380
Peplus 379
petaloidea 371
platyphylla 378
polygonifolia 371
Preslii 375
Rafinesqui 3 518
robusta 2 381
serpens 372
serpyllifoHa 372
stictospora 374
zyzophylloides 371
Euphrasia 3 181
Americana 182
latifolia 182
Oakesii 182
Odontites 183
officinalis 182
Euploca
convolvulacea 3 52
Eurotia i 580
lanata 58c
Eurybia
glomerata 3 358
Eustoma 2 612
Russellianum 6r2
Kvstylis I 452
Euthamia 3 347 {Solidag^o in part)
Caroliniana 348
graminifolia 347
leptocephala 348
Eutoca
Franklinii 3 47
Euxolus
crispus 1 590
deflexus 590
lividus 589
pumilus 590
Evax
proli/era 3 395
Evolvulus 3 21
argenleus 21
pilosus 21
Fagaceae I 513
Fagop3rruin i 553
esculenluni 553
Fagopyrum 553
Tataricum 554
Fagus I 514
Americana 514 Caslanea dentata 515
ferruginea 514
piimila 515
Falcata 2 333 {Atnphicarpa)
comosa 334
Pitcheri 334
Fedia 3 246-7
see Valerianella
Fagopyrum 246
patellaria 247
umbilicala 247
Ferula
Canadensis 2 519
foeniculacea 516
villosa 5r2
Festuca i 215
brachypliylla 3 505
brevifolia 505
capillata 506
decumbens i 185
diandra 196
duriuscula 217
elatior 217
fasciciilaris i 186
fluitans 213
gigantea 218
Myuros 216
nutans 218
octoflora 216
ovina 217
" brevifolia 3 505
pratensis i 217
rubra 216
scabrella 217
Shortii 218
spicata 3 507
tenella i 216
unioloides 224
Ficaria 2 85 Ficaria 85, 103 ranunctiloides 85
FiCOIDEAE
see AizoACEAE i 597
F'lago 3 395
Germanica 395
prolifera 395
FiLICES I I
Fimbristylis i 259
autumnalis 260
Baldwiniana 260
capillar is 258
castanea 259
congesta 260
laxa 260
spadicea 259
Vahlii 260
Flaveria 3 444
angustifolia 444
Floerkea 2 385 proserpinacoides 385
Foeniculum 2 525
Foeniculum 525
vulgare 525
Forestiera
acuminata 2 603
Forsleronia
difformis 3 4
Fothergilla 2 192
alnifolia 192
Carolina 192
Gardeni 192
Fragaria 2 206
Americana 207
Canadensis 206
Indica 208
rubens 209
vesca 207
Fragaria
Virginiana 2 206
" Illinoensis 206
Frangula
Caroliniana 2 406
Franseria
discolor 3 296
Hookei'iana 296
tomentosa ^qy
Frasera 2 619
Carolinensis 619
Fraxinus 2 600
Americana 601
Caroliniana 602
lanceolata 601
nigra 601
Pennsylvanica 601
platycarpa 602
pubescens 601
quadrangulata 602
sambiicifolia 602
viridis 601
Fritillaria i 419
alba 422
atropurpurea 419
Froelichia i 592
Floridana 592
gracilis 593
Fuirena i 274
hispida 274
simplex 274
squarrosa 274
FUMARIACEAE 2 99
Fumaria 2 104, 108
Cucidlaria 104
eximia 104
fungosa 105
officinalis 108
parvi flora 108
sempervirens 105
Gaertneria 3 296 {Franse?'ia)
acanthicarpa 296
discolor 296
tomentosa 297
Gaillardia 3 451
aristata 452
lanceolfita 451
pulchella 452
simplex 452
suavis 452
Galactia 2 335
glabella 335
mollis 336
pilosa 336
regularis 335
voliibilis 336
Galax 2 583
apbylla 584
Calega 2g2
see Cracca 292-3
Galeopsis 3 92
Ladanum 92
Tetrahit 92
Galinsoga 3 442
pai-viflora 442
" hispida 442
Galium 3 218
Anglicum 219 Aparine and var. 220
Arkansanum 223
asprellum 225
Bermiidense 221
boreale 222
circaezans 222
" glabellum 222
" lanceolatum 221
" montanum 222
Claytoni 3 224
concinnum 225
hispidulum 226 Kamtschaticum 222
lanceolatum 221
lati folium 223
Litlellii 222
Galium
Mollugo 3 219
obtusum 224
palustre 225
Parisiense 219
parviflorum 225
pilosum 221 " puncticulosum 221
septentrionale 222
spurium 220
tinctorium 224
" filifolium 224 " Labradoricum 224
Torreyi 221
tricorne 3 220
trifidum 224
" bifolium 225
" latifolium 224
" pusillitm 224
triflorum 223
Vaillantii 220
verum
virgatum Galpinsia
( Oenothera in
Hartwegi Gamopetalae Gaultheria
procumbens Gaura
biennis
coccinea
filipes
linifolia
Michauxii
parviflora
sinuata
villosa Gaurella
guttulata Gaylussacia
brachycera
dumosa " hirtella
frondosa
resinosa Gelsemium
nttidum
sempervirens Gemmingia
( Belamcanda)
( Pardanthus)
Chinensis Genista
tinctoria Gentianaceae Gentiana
acuta
affinis
alba
Amarella var.
Andrewsii
angustifolia
Catesbaei
Centaurium
crinita
detonsa
EUiottit
flavida
Grayi
linearis " laticeolata " latifolia
ochroleuca
Porphyrio
propinqua
puberula
pulchella
purpurea
quinquefolia " occidentalis
quinqueflora
ramosissima
rubricaulis
Saponaria
218-19 221
2 495 part)
495
548 571 572 496
497 497 497 499 497 496 498 498 493 494 574 575 575 575 574 574 604 605 605 452
453 2 270
271 2 606 2 612
614
615
616-7 2 614 616 618 616 607 612 614 616 617 617 617 617 617 618 618 614
615 608 618 615
615 608 617 616
34
GENERAL INDEX
OP LATIN NAMES.
Gentiana
scaberrima 2 616
serrata 614
spicata 607
ventricosa 613
villosa 618
Geraniaceae 2 340
Geranium 340
Bicknellii 343
Carolinianum 342
ciciitai'ium 344
columbinum 342
dissectum 343
maculatum 341
inolle 344
pusillum 343
Robertiaiium 341
rotundifolium 342
Sibiricum 341
Gerardia 3 i75
aspera 175
auriculata 178
Besseyana 177
densiflora 178
intermedia 176
Hnifolia 175 macrophylla 172. 177
maritima 176
parvifolia 177
paupercula 176
purpurea 176
quercifolia 174
Skinneriana 177
tenuifolia 177
" asperula 177
see Dasystoma 173-4
Geum 2 209, 218
album 220
Canadense 220
Canadense 221
Carolinianum 220
ciliatum 219
flavum 221
macrophyllum 221
Pec kit 219
radiatum 219
" Peckii 219
rivale 219
strictum 221
triflorum 219
urbanum 221
vernum 220
Virginianum 220
Gifola 3 395
Germanica 395
Gilia 3 â– 37
aggreg-ata 39
congesta 40
coronopifoHa 38
gracilis 38
iberidifolia 40
inconspicua 39
linearis 42
longiflora 38
minima 42
pimiatifida 39
pumila 40
pungens 38
" caespitosa 38
spicata 39
tricolor 40
Gillenia 2 197
stipulacea 198
trifoliata 198
Ginseng
quinquefolium 2 507
trifolijt in 507
Gisopieris
palmaia l 7
Glandularia
bipinnalifida 3 72
Carolinensis 72
Glaucium 2 102
Glaucium 103
luleum 103
Glauz
maritima Glecoma
hederacea Gleditsia
aquatica
monosperma
triacaiitbos
3 592
592 3 86 87 2 260 260 260 260
Glyceria i 210-14 see Panicularia
fluitans ang. 3 505
Glycine
Apios 335
comosa 334
frutescens 294
monoica 334
lomentosa 336
umbellata 339
Glycyrrhiza 2 310
lepidota 310
Gnaphalium 3 400
alpiniim 398
Carpalhiciitn 397
decurrens 401
dimorplium 400
dioicum 398
Gerinanicum 395
Helleri 401 margaritaceum 400
Norvegicum 403
obtusifolium 401
palustre 402
polycephalum 401
purpureum 403 pla ntagin ifolixi w 399
supinum 402
syivalicum 403
uliginosum 402 see Antennaria
3 397-400
Gonolobus 3 17-19
laevis 18
macrophyllus 17 see Vincetoxicum
Gonopyrum
Americanum i 568
Goodyera see Peramium i 474-5
Gordonia 2 427
Lasianthus 427
Gramineae 1 94
Graphephorum i 210
fesiitcaceum 2og
flexuosuni 186
melicoideum 210
Gratiola 3 161
acumitiala 160
aurea 162
Monniera 160
pilosa 163
sphaerocarpa 162
Virginiana 161
viscosa 162
Grindelia 3 320
lanceolata 321
mida 321
squarrosa 321
" nuda 321
Grossulariaceae
2 187
Guilandina
dioica 2 261
Gutierrezia 3 319
Euthamiae 320
Sarothrae 320
Gymnandra
rubra 3 166
G5nnnocladus 2 260
Canadensis 261
dioica 261
G3naiiopogon i 178
ambiguus 178
brevifolius 179
raceniosus 178
Gymnospermae I 49
Gym nostich u m
Hystrix 1 233
Gypsophila 2 16
muralis 16
pauiculata 17
G3h:ostachys i 470 {Spiranlhes)
cernua 471
gracilis 472
lalifolia 470
odorata 471
plantaginea 470
praecox 471
Romanzoffiana 470
simplex 472
Gyrotheca i 442 {Lachnanlhes)
capitata 443
tincloria 443
Habenaria i 460
(inc. Orchis in part)
blephariglottis i 465
bracteata 463 ciliaris 464, 465
clavellata i 463
cristata 464
dilatata 462
fimbriata 466
flava 464
grandiflora 466
Hookeriana 461
hyperborea 462
integra 463
lacera 465
leucophaea 465
nivea 462
obtusata 461
orbiculata 461
peramoena 466
psycodes 466
tridentata 463
virescens 464
viridis 463
Haemodoraceae I 442
Halenia
Brenloniana 2 620
deflexa 620
Halesia
Carolina 2 598
telraplera 598
Haloragidaceae
2 500 HAIiIAMELIDACEAE
2 192
Hamamelis 2 192, 193
Virginiana 2 193
" Carolina 192
Hamilionia
oleifera 1 537
Hartmannia 2 492 { Oenothera in part )
speciosa 492
Hedeoma 3 105
cilia t a 106
Drummondii 106
glabra 109
hirta 106
hispida 106
pulegioides 106
Hedera
qtiinque/olia 2 413
Hedyosnios
origanoides 3 116
Hedyotis
see Houstonia3 312-14
Hedysarum 2 311
acnminalum 314 alpiniini Amer. 311
Americanum 311
boreale 311
ciUare 321
lineatum 315
Mackenzii 311
peduncu latum 285
Virgiiiicum 312
Hedysarum
volubile 2 336 see Meibomia 2 314-20
" Lespedeza 322-4
Heleastrum
paliidosum 3 375
Helenieae 3 301
Helenium 450
autumnale 450
" pubescens 450
nudiflorum 450
pnbescens 450
tenuifolium 451
Heleochloa 1 i47 {Crypsis)
schosnoides 147
Helianthemum 2 439
Canadense 440
corymbosum 440
majus 439
Heliantheae 3 300
Helianthus 3 421
angustifolius 422
aunuus 422
atrorubens 423
decapetalus 427
divaricatus 426
doronicoides 426
giganteus 425
" crinitus 422 " subtuberosus 425 grosse-serratus 425
hirsutus 428 " trachyphyllus 428
laetiflorus 428
laevigatus 424
laevis 436
macrophyllus 427
Maximiliani 425
microcephalus 424 mollis 3 426, 427
Nuttallii 426
occidentalis 424
orgyalis 422
parvijlorus 424
patens 423
petiolaris 423
" canescens 423
" canus 423
"patens 423
rigidus 423
scaberrimus 423
subtuberosus 425
strumosus 427 " macrophyllus 427
" mollis 427
tomentosus 428
tracheliifolius 427
tuberosus 429 " subcanescens 429
Heliopsis 3 412
helianthoides 412 laevis and var. 412-13
scabra 413 Hel iosciadiu m
leptophyllum 2 534
Heliotropium 3 51 convolvulaceum 52
Curassavicum 52
Europaeum 51
Indicum 53
tenellum 52 Helleborus 2 52-53
hyemalis 2 53
orien talis 52
trif alius 54
viridis 53 Helmintha
echi aides 3 267
Helonias i 401
asphodeloides 401
bullata 402
graminea 403
Hemerocallis 1 410
flava 411
GENERAL INDEX
OF LATIN NAMES.
35
Hemerocallis
fulva I 411
Hemianlhiis in icra n Ihemoides
|
3 |
164 |
|
|
Hemicarpha |
I |
|
|
micrantha |
275 |
|
|
subsquarrosa |
275 |
|
|
Texetisis |
2 |
363 |
|
Hepatica |
2 |
65 |
|
acuta |
66 |
|
|
(xcutiloboi |
66 |
|
|
Hepatica |
65 |
|
|
triloba |
I65 |
|
|
Heracleum |
2 |
513 |
|
lanatum |
5H |
|
|
Herpestis |
3 |
159 |
|
awplexicd ulis |
160 |
|
|
cuucifolid |
160 |
|
|
160 |
||
|
nigrescens |
160 |
|
|
See Mouniera 3 |
1 60- 1 |
|
|
Hesperis |
2 |
154 |
|
pin nalifida |
123 |
|
|
matronalis |
154 |
|
|
Heteranthera |
I |
379 |
|
dubia |
380 |
|
|
graminea |
380 |
|
|
limosa |
330 |
|
|
reiiiformis |
380 |
|
|
Heterotheca |
3 |
321 |
|
Lamarckii |
322 |
|
|
subaxillaris |
322 |
|
|
Heuchera |
2 |
178 |
|
Americana |
179 |
|
|
hispida " hirsuticaulis |
180 |
|
|
180 |
||
|
pubescens |
179 |
|
|
Rich a rdso n ii |
180 |
|
|
Rug'elii |
178 |
|
|
villosa |
179 |
|
|
Hexaphoma |
||
|
petiolcif'is |
2 |
176 |
|
Hexalectris |
I |
480 |
|
(Ble/ia) |
||
|
apbyllus |
481 481 |
|
|
SQticiniosus |
||
|
Hibiscus |
2 |
424 |
|
lasiocarpus |
425 |
|
|
militaris |
425 |
|
|
Moscheutos |
424 |
|
|
Toseus |
424 |
|
|
Syriacus |
426 |
|
|
Trionum |
425 |
|
|
Virginicus Hicoiia |
424-5 |
|
|
I |
484 |
|
|
( Caryd) |
||
|
alba |
I |
486 |
|
aquatica |
485 |
|
|
borealis |
3 |
512 |
|
Carolinae-septe |
nt |
10- |
|
tialis |
3 |
5" |
|
glabra " hirsuta |
I |
487 |
|
3 |
512 |
|
|
' ' odofdtd |
I |
486 |
|
'* villosa |
3 |
512 |
|
laciniosa |
I |
486 |
|
microcarpa |
486 |
|
|
minima |
485 |
|
|
pallida |
3 |
512 |
|
ovata |
I |
485 |
|
Pecan |
484 |
|
|
sulcata |
486 |
|
|
villosa |
3 |
512 |
|
" pallida |
512 |
|
|
Hieracium |
3 |
282 |
|
aurantiacum |
284 |
|
|
barbalum |
287 |
|
|
Canadense |
286 |
|
|
Greenii |
285 |
|
|
Gronovii |
287 |
|
|
longipilum |
287 |
|
|
Marianum |
285 |
|
|
molle |
283 |
Hieracium
|
murorum |
3 |
283 |
|
paniculatum |
286 |
|
|
Pilosella |
283 |
|
|
" Peleterianum |
283 |
|
|
praealtum |
284 |
|
|
prat en se |
284 |
|
|
1-itna'nahini |
280 |
|
|
scabrum |
287 |
|
|
spaUiulalum |
285 |
|
|
umbellatum |
286 |
|
|
venosum |
285 |
|
|
vulgatum |
283 |
|
|
Hierochloa |
||
|
alpina |
I |
132 |
|
borealis |
132 |
|
|
paiiciflora |
132 |
|
|
HiPPOCASTANACEAE |
||
|
2 |
400 |
|
|
Hippuris |
2 |
501 |
|
1V1 n I 'j / â– / -13) /7 ffi 11 / lit. III ii' |
501 |
|
|
ff^ tra 'hH vl 1 n |
501 |
|
|
vulg'aris |
501 |
|
|
Hoffman s 6 ggia |
2 |
259 |
|
Falcaria |
259 |
|
|
T 0 vtt f^ci 1 J alllcbll |
259 |
|
|
s/ vicid |
259 |
|
|
I |
168 |
|
|
132 |
||
|
Hcilcpensis |
104 |
|
|
lanatus |
168 |
|
|
lax us |
197 |
|
|
odo?'citus |
132 |
|
|
TT a1 n Q p 1 1 m |
2 |
28 |
|
28 |
||
|
XaU-LU Cli u u u 0 |
2 |
305 |
|
( A <!i Tfi crnl 11 V ltl |
part) |
|
|
cacspitosus |
306 |
|
|
jiiuii Let 11 U |
306 |
|
|
D'lllliiJloytiS |
305 |
|
|
tenellus |
305 |
|
|
Homaloccncbius |
I |
128 |
|
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lenticularis |
129 |
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oryzoides |
129 |
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129 |
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I |
539 |
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2 |
36 |
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2 |
597 |
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Hordcum |
I |
228 |
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229 |
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munnum |
229 |
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IlUClUbUm |
228 |
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228 |
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pusillum |
229 |
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Pnrshiana |
2 |
280 |
|
Hottonia |
3 |
586 |
|
inflata |
586 |
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Houstonia |
3 |
212 |
|
ang-ustifolia |
215 |
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ciliolata |
214 |
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coerulea |
212 |
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Linnaei minor |
213 |
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longifolia |
214 |
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minima |
213 |
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minor |
213 |
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palens |
213 |
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purpurea |
214 |
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214 |
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214 |
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serpyllifolia |
213 |
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tenuifolia |
215 |
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Hudsonia |
2 |
440 |
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ericoides |
441 |
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tomentosa |
441 |
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Humulus |
I |
529 |
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Lupulus |
530 |
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Hutchinsia |
2 |
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procumbens |
138 |
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bolryoides |
I |
424 |
Hyacinthus
racemosus i 425
Hydrangea 2 184
arborescens 184
" Kanawhana 184
nivea 185
radiata 185
vulgaris 184
Hydrastis 2 50
Canadensis 50
Carolinensis 72
Hydrocharis
cordifolia I 94
Spongia 94
Hydrocotyle 2 521, 539
ambigua 2 540
Americana 540
Asialica 541
Canbyi 540
Chinensis 521
inlerrupla 540
lineata 521
natans 541
ranunculoides 541
re pan da 541
umbellata 539
" ambigua 540
verticillata 540
Hydrolea
Caroliniana 3 50 see Nama 3 49-50
Hydropellis
purpurea 2 42
Hydrophyllaceae
3 43
Hydrophyllum 43 appendiculatum 44
Canadense 44
macropliyllum 44
Virginicum 43
Hymoiallieru m
aureiim 3 453
Hymenocallis i 444
occidentalis 445
Hynienolobus
divaricatus 2 138
Hymenopappus 3 445
Carolinensis 445
corymbosus 445
filifolius 446
flavescens 446
scabiosaeus 445
tenuifolius 446
Hymenophyllaceae I 6
Hymenoxys
lineart folia 3 448
odor at a 449
Hyoscyamus 3 138
niger 138
Hyoseris
Caroliniana 3 264
minima 265
Virginica 264
Hypericaceae 2 427
Hypericum 2 427, 429
adpressum 431
angulosutn 4.^'^
Ascyron 429
boreale 434 campantilatiim 436
Canadense 435
cotymbosum 433
densiflorum 430
dolabriforme 432
Drummondii 435
ellipticum 432
galioides 431
graveolens 433
gymnanthum 434
Kalmianum 430
Lasianth7ts 427
maculatum 433
majus 435
mutilum 434
Hypericum
nudicaule 2 436
perforatum 433
petiolatum 437
prolificum 430
pyramidatum 429
Sarothra 436
sphaerocarpum 431
virgatum 432
" ovalifolium 432
Virginicum 436
Hypochaeris 3 265
glabra 265
radicata 265
Hypopeliis
obttisa I II
Hypopitys 2 556
Hypopitys 556
Monotropa 556
Hypoporum
verticillatum i 283
Hypoxis I 445
erecta 446
hirsuta 446
Hyssopus 3 no
anisatus 85
officinalis no
See Agastache 84-5
Hystrix i 233 (Asprella)
Hystrix 233
Ilex 2 390 Amelanchier var. 392
Cassine 2 391
coriacea 3 519
Dahoon 2 391
decidua 392
glabra 391
laevigata 393
lucida 3 519
mollis 2 392
montana 392
monticola 392
opaca 390
verticillata 392
" padifolia 393
" tenuifolia 393
vomitoria 391
Ilicaceae 2 390
Ilicioides 2 393 ( Nem opanthes)
mucronata 393
Hysanthes 3 163
attenuata 164
gratioloides 163
" curlipedicel. 164
riparia 163
Impatiens 2 403
aurea 404
biflora 403
fulva 403
pallida 404
Imperatoria 2 514
Ostruthium 515
Indigofera 2 292
leptosepala 292
Inula 3 404
divaricata 330
ericoides 383
falcata 323
gossypina 323
gramimfolia 322
Helenium 404
Mariana 323
subaxillaris 322
Inuleae 3 300
lodanthus 2 123
( Thelypodium in part)
hesperidoides 123
pinnatifidus 123
lonactis 3 393 { Diplopappusinpart)
linariifolius 393
lonidium
36
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
lonidiiim linear e 2 polygalaefoliu m
Ipomoea
Carolina
coccinea
commulala
hederacea
lacunosa
leptophylla
Nyctelea
pandurata
purpurea
Qiiamoclit
trichocarpa Iiesine
celosioides
paniculata Iridaceae Iris
aphylla
Caroliniana
crista ta
cuprea
Duerinckii
fulva
Germanica gracilis hexagona
Hookeri 449 lacustris 451 Missouriensis 449 prismalica 450 Pseudacorus 451 verna 452 versicolor 448 Virginica 448, 450 Isanthus 3 77
( Trichosiema in part) brachiatus 77 coeruleus 77 Isnardia 2 476
[Ludwigia in part)
456 456 22
23 22
23 24
23 24
45 23 24 22
23 593 593 593 447 447 450 449 451 450 450 450 450 450
palustris
ISOETACEAE
Isoetes
Braunii
Butleri
Dodgei
Eatoni
echinospora
Engelmanni
foveolata
lacustris
macrospora
melanopoda
mxiricaia
riparia
saccharata
Tuckermani Isopappus
divaricatus Isopyrum
biternatutn
trifolium Itea
Virginica Iva
annua
axillaris
ciliata
frutescens
imbricata
xanthiifolia Ixia
acuta
Ckinensis Ixophorus
(Set aria)
glaucus
Italicus
verticillatus
viridis Jacksonia
trachysperma
476
: 45 45 46
48 1 495 495
46 - 48
; 495 46 46 48
47 47 47 46
329 330 54 54 54 187 187 292 293 293 293 292
293 294
452 453 125
126 127 126 126
2 158
Jatropha 2 368
stitnulosa 369
Jeffersonia 2 92
Bartonis 92
binata 92
diphylla 92
JUGLANDACEAE I 483
Juglans 483
cinerea 484
nigra 483
lomentosa 486 see Hicoria i 484-487
JUNCACEAE I 381
Juncoides i 396 {Ltizula)
campestre 398
hyperboreum 398
nemorosum 397
nivale 398
parviflorum 397
pilosum 396
spicatum 397
Juncus I 381
acuminatus 395
alpinus 391
aristulatus 388
articulatus 391
asper 392
Balticus 384
biglumis 389
brachycarpus 393 brachycephalus 394
bufonius 385
bulbosus 390
Caesariensis 392
campestris 398
Canadensis 394
castaneus 389
conglomeratus 383
de bills 395
dichotomus 387
diffusissimus 396 effusus 382, 383
Engelmanni 1 393
filiformis 383
Gerardi 385
Greenei 387
gymnocarpus 383
Leersii 383
longistylis 388
maritimus 384
marginatus 388 megacephalus 399, 394
militaris i 391
nemorosus 397
nodosus 392
parviflorus 397
pelocarpus 390
pilosus 396
polyceplialus 393
repens 388 Richardsonianus 391
robustus 395
Roemerianus 384
scirpoides 393
secundus 3S6
setaceus i 387
Smithii 383
spicalus 397
stygius 389
stibtilis 390
tenuis 386
Torreyi 392
trifidus 385
triglumis 390
Vaseyi 386
Juniperus 1 59
communis 59
nana 60
Sabina 60
Sibirica 60
Virginiana 60
Jussiaea 2 480
brachycarpa 478
decurrens 480
Jussiaea
diffusa
repens Justicia
brachiata Kallstroemia
2 480 480
3 205 2 352
maxima 352
Kalmia 2 563
angustifolia 563
glauca 564
hirsuta 564
latifolia 564
" myrtifolia 564
Keerlia
skirrobasis 3 349 Ketitropliyta
montana 2 306
viridis 306
Knautia
arvensis 3 249
Kneiffia 2 489 [O Enothera in part)
AUeni 2 490
fruticosa 491
" pilosella 491
glauca 491
linearis 490
linifolia 489 longipedicellata 490
pumila 4gi
Kobresia 1 284
bipartita 284
caricina 284
scirpina 284
Kochia i 581
Americana 581
atriplicifolia 577
Scoparia 581
Koeleria i 193
cristata 194
nitida 194
Pennsylvanica 193
Koellia 3 iii (inc. Pycnanthenntni and Brachyslem u m )
albescens 3 114
aristata 113
clinopodioides 113
flexuosa iii
hyssopifolia 113
incana 114
montana 115
mutica 115
pilosa 112 pycnanthemoides 114
verticillata 112
Virginiana 112
Koenigia
Islandica i 542
Koniga 2 153 ( Alyssnm in part)
maritima 153
Korycarpus i 196 ( Diarrhena)
artmdinaceiis 196
diandrus 196
Kosteletzkya 2 423
Virginica 424
Krameriaceae 2 261
Krameria 2 261
secundiflora 261
Kraunhia 2 293 ( Wisteria')
frutescens 294
macrostachys 3 517
Krigia
amplexicanlis 3 263
Caroliniana 264
Dandelion 264
occidentalis 264
oppositifolia 263
Virginica 264
Krynitzkia 3 56
crassisepala 57
Fen leri 57
Krynitzkia
glomerata 3 58
[amesii 58
sericea 58
Kuhnia 3 314
eupatorioides 314 " corytnbulosa 315
glutinosa 315
suaveolens 315
Kuhnistera 2 289 ( Petalostemon) Candida 2 289, 290
" occidentalis 2 290
compacta 289
foliosa 291
multiflora 290
oligophylla 290
purpurea 290
tenuifolia 291
villosa 291
Kyllinga i 247
pumila 247
Kyllingia
maculata I 275
ovitlaris 245
Labiatae 3 74
Laclmanthes
tinctoria i 443
Lachnocaulon i 373
anceps 373
M icli a uxii 373
Lacinaria 3 315 ( Liatris)
acidota 317
cylindracea 316
elegans 316
graminifolia 318
" pilosa 318
punctata 316
pycnostachya 317
scariosa 317
" squarrulosa 317
spicata 318
" pumila 318
squarrosa 315
" intermedia 316
Lactuca 3 273
acuminata 275
Canadensis 274
" montana 274
elongata vars. 274
Floridana 275
hirsuta 274
integri/olia 274-5
leucophaea 3 276
" integri/olia 276
Ludoviciana 273
pulchella 275
sagittifolia 274
sanguinea 274
Scariola 273
spicata 276
" integrifolia 276
villosa 275
Lamiaceae 3 74
Lamium 94
album 95
amplexicaule 94
hispidxtlum 91
maculatum 95
purpureum 94
Laporlea
Canadensis 1 533
Lappa
major 3 483
minor 484
lomentosa 483
Lappago
racemosa i 105
Lappula 3 54 ( Echinospermum)
Americana 3 56
floribunda 55
Lappula 54
Myosolis 54
GENERAI. INDEX
OF LATIN NAMES.
37
Lappula
Texana 3 55
Virginiana 55
Lapsana 3 262
communis 262
Larix i 54
Americana 54
laricina 54
Lathyrus 2 329
decaphyllus 331
glaucifolius 332
linearis 326
maritimus 330
luyrtifolius 331
" macranihus 331
ochroleucus 332
ornatus 331
palustris 330
polymorpluis 331
pratensis 332
veiiosus 330
lyAURACEAE 2 95
Laurus
Benzoin 98
Borbonia 96 Carolijiensis v&r. 96
geniciilaia 97
melissaefolia 98
Sassafras 97
Lavauxia 2 493
( O Enolhera in part)
brachycarpa 493
triloba 493
" Watsonii 493
Leavenworthia 2 134
Michauxii 135
torulosa 135
uniflora 135
Lechea 2 441
intermedia 444
juniperina 444
Leggettii 443 â– major 439, 442
niaritima 443
minor 442-3 Novae-Caesareae s,\i
racemulosa 2 442
stricta 444
tenuifolia 443
tliymifolia 442-3
villosa 442
Ledum 2 557
buxifolium 562 Groenlandicum 557
laiifolium 557
palustre 557
Leersia see Homalocenchrus
I 129
Legouzia 3 255
{Specularia)
biflora 256
leptocarpa 256
perfoliata 256
Leguminosae 2 262
LeiopliylLuni
buxifolium 2 562
Leitneriaceae I 489
Leitneria 489
Floridana 489
Lemnaceae 1 365
Lemna 365
Angolensis 365
gibba 367
minima 3 509
minor 1 366
paucicostata 365
perpusilla 366
polyrhiza 365
trisulca 366
Valdiviana 366
Lemotrys
hyacinthina 1 423
I<entibulaceae 3 188
Leontice
Leonlice
ihalictroides 2 91
Leontodon 3 266
autumnale 266
Carolinianiim 279
hirtxim 266
nudicaule 266
Taraxacum 271
Leonurus 3 92
Cardiaca 93
Marrubiastrum 93
Sibiricus 93
Lepachys 3 418
columnaris 419 piilcherrima 419
pinnala 418
Tagetes 419
Lepargyraea 2 467 (Sliep/ierdia)
argentea 468
Canadensis 467
Totundifolia 467
Lepidanche
compositarum 3 31
Lepidanthus
pliyllanihoides 3 518
Lepidium 2 110
apetalum 112
campestre m
didymum 113
Draba in
intermedium 112
medium 112
procumbens 138 ruderale in, 112
sativum 112
Virginicum 112
Leptamnium 3 197 ( Epipliegus)
Virginianum 197
Leptandra 3 171 ( Veronica in part)
Virginica 3 171
Leplanlhus i 380 see Heteranthera
1 380
Leptilon 3 390
( Erigeron in part)
Canadense 3 391
divaricatum 391
Leptocaulis
divaricatus 2 537
echinaius 537
palens 527
Leptochloa i 182
mucronata 182
Leptodaciylon
caespilositm 3 38
Leptoglotiis 2 255
Leplopoda
bracliypoda 3 450
Leptorchis i 476 { Li pari s)
liliifolia 476
Loeselii 477
Leploseris
sonchoides 3 270
Lepturus i 225
filiformis 226
paniculalns 179
Lespedeza 2 321
angustifolia 324
capitata 324
sericea 324
frutescens 323-4
hirta, and var. 324
leptostachya 2 325
longifolia 324
Nuttallii 322
polyslachya 324
procumbens 322
repens 321
reticulata 323
striata 325 Stuvei, and vars. 323
Lespedeza
violacea 2 322
"angustifolia 323
Virginica 323
Lesquerella 2 136 ( Vcsicaria in part)
arctica 138
" Purshii 138
argentea 137
Engelmanni 137
globosa 136
gracilis 137
Ludoviciana 137
ovalifolia 137
spathulata 136
Leucanthemum
arcticum 3 457
'cnilgare 457
Leucelene 3 383 (Aster in part)
ericoides 383
Leucocrinum i 411
montanum 411
Leucophysalis
grandiflora 3 133
Leucopsidium
Arkansanum 3 349
Leucothoe 2 566
axillaris 566
Catesbaei 567
racemosa 567
recurva 567
spicata 567
spinulosa 567
Liatris
see Lacinaria 3 315-18 graminifolia 316-318
" dubia 3 318
intermedia 316
odoratissima 319
paniculata 319
pumila 318 spicata
" montana 318
squarrulosa 317
Ligusticum 2 519
actaeifolium 519
Canadense 519
Scoticum 519
Ligustrum 2 604
vulgare 604
Lilaeopsis 2 520 ( Crantzia)
lineata 521
Liliaceae I 410
Lilium I 416
andinum 417
Canadense 417
Carolinianum 418
Catesbaei 417
Grayi 418 Philadelphicum 416 superbum 417, 418
tigrinum 419
unibellatum 417
LiMNANTHACEAE 2 385
Limnanthemum 2 622
aquaticum 623
lacunosum 622
nymphaeoides 623 tracliyspermwn 623
Limnobium 1 94
Spongia 94
Limodorum i 480 ( Calopogon)
praecox 471
tuberosum 480
unifolium 480
Limonium 2 594 [Stalice)
Carolinianum 594
Limosella 3 164
aquatica 165
australis 165
calycina 160
Limosella
tenuifolia Unaceae Linaria
Canadensis
Cymbalaria
E la Una
genistaefolia
Linaria
repens
spuria
striata
vulgaris Lindera
Benzoin
melissaefolia Lindernia
attenuata Linnaea
borealis Linosyris
Howardi Linum
Boottii
catharticum
diffusum
Floridanum
humile
Lewisii
medium
perenne
rigidum
simplex
striatum
sulcatum
usitatissimum
Virginianum Liparis
liliifolia
Loeselii Lipocarpha
maculata Lippia
cuneifolia
lanceolata
nodiflora Liquidambar
asplenifolia
peregrina
Styraciflua Liriodendron
Tulipifera Lisiantlius
glaucifolius
Russellianus Listera
australis
convallarioides
cordata
reniformis Lithospermum
angustifolium
arvense
canescens
Caroliniatium
Gmelini
hi r turn
latifolium
officinale
pilosum
tenellum
Torreyi
Virginiamim Litsea
geniculata Littorella
lacustris
uniflora
LOASACEAE
Lobelia amoena " glandulifera Canbyi cardinalis Dortmanna
3 165
2 348
3 145 146 144
145 146 146 147 145 147 146
3 164
3 234
235
326 348 350 351 350 350 348 349 349 349 351 350 350 350 348 349
476 477 275 275 72
73 73 73 193
•■193 1 49
49
1 612 612
: 472 473 473 473
I 511
; 63 65 63 65
65-6 65 65 64 64 64 52 64 67
97
2U
2n 211
458 257 258 258 261 258 257
38
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
Lobelia
glandulosa ; gracilis inflata Kalmii
leptostachys ;
Nuttallii
paludosa
puberula
spicata " hirtella " parvi flora
syphilitica " Ludoviciana Lobularia : Loeflingia :
Texana
LOGANIACEAE :
Loiseleuria
procumbens : Lolium ]
perenne
temulentum Lonicera ;
Caprifolium
ciliata
coerulea
Diervilla
dioica
Douglasii
flava
glauca
glaucescens
grata
hirsuta
involucrata
Japonica
Marylandica '.
oblongifolia ;
parvi/lora
sempervirens
Sullivanlii
Svm phorica rpos
Tatarica
Xylosteum Lophanthiis
see Agastache 3
anisatiis Lophiocarpiis 1 Lophiola
Americana
aurea Lophotocarpus
259 261 260 260 260 261 257 259 259 259
259
258 258 153 38 38
604
563 225 225 225 237 237
241 240 242
238 238
239 238 238 237 238
242 240 605 240
238
230 239 236
2+1 241
. 84-5 85
86-7 I 446 446 446 I 86
(Sagi ttaria in part)
calycinus
LORANTHACEAE
Lotus
(inc. Hosackia) Aniericanus corniculatus sericeus
Loivellia a H 7'ea
Ludwigia alata
alternifolia " linearifolia arcitala cvlindrica deciirrens gflandulosa hirtella linearis palustris polycarpa rudis
sphaerocarpa Ludwigiantha
( Ludwigia in part )
87 534 279
280 280 280
453 477 478 479 479 477 478 480 478 479 47Q 476 478 477 477 476
arcuata
Lunaria annua biennis rediviva
Lupinus
477 133 134 134 133 268
Lupinus
argenteus 2 269
argopliyllns 269 decumbens 269 ornatus\a.r. glab. 269 perennis and var. 269 Plattensis 269 pusillus 270
Luzula see Juncoides i 396
Lychnis 2, 1 3
afSnis 15 alba 13 alpina 7 apetala 15 Chalcedonica 14 Coronaria 16 dioica 14 diurna 14 Drummondii 15 Flos-cuculi 14 Gi ill ago 7 vesperlina 13
Lycium 3 137
Barbarinn var. 138 vulgare 138
Lycopersicon 3 137 (So/anum in part,
Lycopersicum ) esculentum Lycopersicon
L,YCOPODIACEAE
Lycopodium
alpinum
alopecuroides
annotinum
apodum
Carolinianum
clavatum
complauatum
dendroideum
inundatum
lucidulum
obscurum
rupestre
sabinaefolium
selaginoides
Selago Lycopsis
arvensis
Virginica Lycopus
Americanus
Europaeus â– ' vars.
lucidus
rubellus
sessilifoHus
sinuatus
Virginicus Lygodesmia
juncea
minor
rostrata Lygodium
palmatum Lyonia
liguslrina Lysimachia
hybrida
long i folia
Nummularia
punctata
quadrifolia
stricta
terrestris
Ihyrsiflora 591
vulgaris 587
see Steironema 589-90 Lythraceae 2 468 Lythrum 2 471
alatum 472
Hyssopifolia 471
Kennedyaniim 472
lineare 472
63 3 116 117 118 117-118 118 117 117 117 116 3 276 276-7 268 277
1 7 7
2 570 2 587
590
501
5«Q'
588
588
588
Lythrum
petiolaium 2473
Salicaria 473
verticillatutn 471
Vulneraria 472
Machaeranthera 3 384
sessiliflora 384
tanacetifolia 384
Mad lira
atirantiaca i 529
Macounastrum i 541
Islandicum 542
Macrocaly^c 3 45 ( Ellisia)
Nyctelea 45
Magnoliaceae 2 47
Magnolia 2 47
acuminata 48
auriailata 47
Fraseri 47
glauca 48
macrophylla 47
tripetala 48
iinibrella 48
Virginian a 48 Mahonia
repens 2 90 Maianthemum
Canadense 1 431
Mairania 2 572 ( A rctostaphylos in part)
alpina 573
Ma lachodendron
ova htm 2 427
Malapoenna 2 97 ( Telranthera,Litsea)
geniculata 97
Malacothrix 3 269
sonchoides 270
Mai axis
uni folia I 476
Malus 2 234
angustifolia 234
coronaria 235
loensis 235
Malus 236
Soulardi 235
Malvaceae 2 415
Malva 2 416
Alcea 417
Cai'oiiniana 423
coccinea 421
crispa 417
involucrata 419
moschata 417 rotundifolia 416, 417
sylvestris 416
triangulata 419
verticillata 417
Malvastrum 2 420
angustum 420
coccineum 421
Mali'eopsis
hispida 2 420
Mamillaria
Nuttallii 2 462
see Cactus 2 462
Manisuris i 100
rugosa JOG
Marantaceae I 454
Mariana 3 490 ( Carduus in part) Silybum
Mariana 490
Mariscus
cvlindricus i 245
ecliinatus 246
Marrubium 3 83
vulgare 84
Marshallia 3 443
caespitosa 443
latifolia 443
trine rva 443
Marsileaceae I 33
Marsilea i 33
mucionata 34 natans 34 quadrifolia 33 vestita 34 Martyniaceae 3 200 Martynia 200 Louisiana 201 proboscidea 201 Maruta
Cotula 3 455
Matourea
nigresceiis 3 Matricaria 3 asteroidea Chamomilla discoidea glastifolia gran di flora inodora matricarioides Partlienium Mayacaceae 1 Mayaca Aubleti Michauxii Meconopsis
diphylla 2 Medeola i
Virginiana Medicago 2 Arabica denticulata lupulina maculata sativa Virginica Meehania 3 ( Cedronella in part cordata 86 Megapterium 2 494 ( O Enothera in part)
160 458 352 459 460
352
459 459 460 458 367 368 368 368
102 435 435 271
273 272 272
273 272
323 85
Fremontii Missouriense Meibomia
( Desmodium) angustifolia arenicola bracteosa Canadensis
495 494 313
3'8 315 317 320
canescensand var. 317
Dillenii Floridana glabella grandiflora Illinoensis laevigata longifolia Marylandica Michauxii nudiflora obtusa ochroleuca paniculata, vars. pauci flora rhombifolia rigid a
rotundifolia
sessilifolia
stricta
viridiflora Melampodium ;
cinereum Melampyrum ;
Americanuni
latifolium
lineare Melanthaceae Melanthium
glaucum
liybridum
latifolium
m uscaeloxicum
parviflorum -
racetnosum
319 318 316 314 319 318 317 320
315 314 321
315 318 314 318 320 315 316 316 319 3 405 406 3 187 188 188 188
I 399
406
405 407 407 403 407 400
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
39
Helanthium
Virginicum I 406
Melastomaceab 2 473
Melica i 194
aliissima 195
diffusa 195
miitica 195
parviflora 195
Porteri 19s
Smithii 172
Melilotus 2 273
alba 273
Indica 274
officinalis 274
vulgaris 273
Melissa 3 107
Clinopodium 108
oliicinalis 107
pulegioides io6
see Clinopodium 108-9
Melothria 3 250
pendula 250
Menispermaceae
3 93
Memspennum 2 93, 94
Canadeuse 94
Carolimim 94
Lyofii 93
Mentha 3 118
alopecuroides 120
aquatica 121
arvensis 121
borealis 122
Canadensis 122
" glabraia 122
citrata 119
crispa 121
gentilis 122
longifolia 120
Palrinii 124
piperita 119
rotundifolia 120
sativa 122
spicata 119
sylvestris 120
viridis 119
Mentzelia 3 458
albicaulis 459
aurea 458
decapetala 459
laevicaulis 459
nuda 458
oligosperma 458
ornata 459
Menyanthaceae
2 621
Menyanthes 2 621
nymphaeoides 42, 623
peltata 2 42
irachysperma 623
trifoliata 622
Menziesia 2 561
ferruginea var. 562
glabella 562
globularis 562
pilosa 562
laxifolia 565
Merimea
Tex ana 2 438
Meriolix 2 495
{OEnolhera in part) serrulata and var. 496
Mertensia 3 59
lanceolata 60
maritima 59
paniculata 60
Virginica 60
Mesadenia 3 473 ( Cacalia in part)
atriplicifolia 474
reniformis 473
tuberosa 474
Mespilus
Azarolus 2 240
cornifolia 241
|
Mespilus |
Monniera |
||
|
hyemalis |
2 244 |
Caroliniana |
3 160 |
|
see Amelanchier |
237-9 |
Monniera |
160 |
|
Aronia 2 2^6-7 |
rotundifolia |
161 |
|
|
Crataegus |
241-3 |
MONOCOTYLEDONES |
|
|
Micrampelis |
3 251 |
I 62 |
|
|
( Echinocystis) |
Monolepis |
1 577 |
|
|
lobata |
25' |
chenopodioides |
577 |
|
Micranthemum |
3 164 |
Nuttalliana |
577 |
|
micranthemoides 164 |
MONOPETALAE |
2 548 |
|
|
Nitltallii |
164 |
MONOTROPACEAE 2 554 |
|
|
Microstylis |
Monotropa |
555 |
|
|
monophylla |
1 475 |
Hypopitys |
556 |
|
opli ioglosso ides |
476 |
procera |
554 |
|
Mikania |
uni flora |
555 |
|
|
sc and ens |
3 313 |
Monotropsis |
2 555 |
|
Milium |
I 141 |
( Sell weinilzia ) |
|
|
amphicarpon |
1 10 |
odorata |
555 |
|
ciliatum |
1 10 |
Montia |
2 2-4 |
|
cornpressum |
109 |
Chamissonis |
3 |
|
effusum |
141 |
fontana |
4 |
|
punctalum |
110 |
Morongia |
2 255 |
|
Milla |
(Schrankia ) |
||
|
coerulea |
I 416 |
angustata |
256 |
|
Millei'ia |
uncinata |
256 |
|
|
angusiifolia |
3 444 |
MORACEAE |
1 527 |
|
MiMOSACEAE |
3 254 |
MOTUS |
527 |
|
Mimosa |
alba |
528 |
|
|
Jiliculoides |
2 254 |
papyri/era |
529 |
|
Illinoensis |
255 |
rubra |
528 |
|
Intsia |
256 |
Muhlenbergia |
I 141 |
|
Mimulus |
3 157 |
ambigua |
143 |
|
alatus |
158 |
capillaris |
145 |
|
guttatus |
158 |
comata |
144 |
|
Jamesii |
158 |
debilis |
145 |
|
tnoscliatus |
159 |
diffusa |
144 |
|
ringens |
157 |
erecta |
146 |
|
Mitchella |
3 216 |
glomerala |
143 |
|
repens |
216 |
gracillima |
145 |
|
Mitella |
2 180 |
Mexicana |
142 |
|
diphylla |
180 |
microsperma |
145 |
|
nuda |
181 |
pungens |
146 |
|
Milreola |
2 605 |
racemosa |
143 |
|
petiolaia |
606 |
sobolifera |
142 |
|
Modiola |
2 423 |
sylvatica |
143 |
|
Caroliniana |
423 |
tenuiflora |
144 |
|
multifida |
423 |
Willdenovii |
144 |
|
Moehringia |
2 35 |
Mulgedium |
|
|
lateriflora |
35 |
acuminatum |
3 275 |
|
macrophylla |
35 |
Floridanum |
275 |
|
Moenchia 2 28-29 |
leucophaeum |
276 |
|
|
erecta |
29 |
Munroa |
1 183 |
|
Mohrodendron |
2 598 |
squarrosa |
183 |
|
( Halesia) |
Muscari |
I 424 |
|
|
Carolinutn |
598 |
botryoides |
424 |
|
Molinia |
I 187 |
racemosum |
425 |
|
coerulea |
187 |
Musenion |
|
|
Mollugo |
1 598 |
see Musineon |
2 527 |
|
verticillata |
598 |
Musineon |
527 |
|
Momordica |
divaricatum |
527 |
|
|
echinata |
3 251 |
tenuifolium |
527 |
|
Monarda |
3 102 |
trachyspermum |
527 |
|
aristata |
104 |
Myagrum |
3 514 |
|
Bradburiana |
104 |
argentetim |
2 137 |
|
cilia la |
105 |
panic7<latum |
140 |
|
citriodora |
104 |
perforatum |
3 514 |
|
Clinopodia |
102 |
sativum |
2 139 |
|
clinopodioides |
104 |
Myosotis |
3 61 |
|
didyma |
102 |
arvensis |
62 |
|
fistulosa |
103 |
Lappula |
54 |
|
" rubra |
103 |
laxa |
62 |
|
hirsuia |
105 |
palustris |
61 |
|
media |
103 |
scorpioidesxaxs. 61-2 |
|
|
mollis |
103 |
stiffruticosa |
3 58 |
|
punctata |
104 |
verna |
63 |
|
scabra |
103 |
Virginiana Virginica |
55 |
|
Monardella |
63 |
||
|
mo n tan a |
3 115 |
versicolor |
62 |
|
Moneses |
2 552 |
Myosurus |
2 71 |
|
grandi flora |
553 |
minimus |
71 |
|
uni flora |
553 |
Sliortii |
71 |
|
Monniera |
3 159 |
Myricaceae |
1 487 |
|
( Herpeslis) |
M3T:ica |
487 |
|
|
acuminata |
160 |
asplenifolia |
489 |
|
a m plexica u lis |
160 |
Carolinensis |
488 |
Myrica
cerifera i 488
Gale 487
Myriophyllum 2 502
alterniflorum 503
ambiguum 504
Farwellii 504
heterophyllum 504
humile 504
nudum 503
pinnatum 504 proserpinacoides 505
scabratum 504
spicatum 503
tenellum 503
verticillatum 503
Myriopteris
gracilis 1 31
Myrrhis
Claytoni 2 530
longistylis 530
Nabalus 3 288
{Prenanthes in part)
albus 289
altissimus 288
asper 291
Boottii 290
crepidineus 291
Eraser i 289
integrifolius 289
nanus 290
racemosus 291
" pinnatifidus 291
serpentarius 289
" integrifolius 289
trifoliolatus 289
virgatus 290
Naiadaceae I 65
Naias 80
flexilis 81
gracillima 81
Guadalupensis 81
Indica 81
major 80
marina 80
Nama 3 49 ( Hydrolea )
afiinis 49
ovata 50
quadrivalvis 50
Napaea 2 419
dioica 420 hermaphrodita 422
Nardosmia
palmata 3 469
sas^ittata 470
Nardus i 224
stricta 224
Narthecitim
Americanum 1 401
glutinosum 400
ossi/ragum 401
pubens 400
Nasniythia
articulata i 371
Nasturtium
amphibium 2 127
Armoracia 121
curvisiliqua 126
hispidum 125
lacustre 1 27 natans-vax. Amer.xi-j
obtusum 2 124
officinale 126
palustre 125
" hispidum 12.S
sessiliflorum 126
sinuatum 124 sphaerocarpum 125
sylvestre 1 24
terrestre 1 25
Naumbergia 2 591 {Lysimachia in part)
guttata 591
thyrsiflora 591
40
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
Navarretia
( Gilia in part)
minima Nazia
{Trastis)
racemosa Neckeria Neguiido
aceroides
Negiindo Neillia
opulifolia Nelunibinm
luteum
speciosnm Nelumbo
lutea
Nelumbo
nucifera Nemastylis
acuta
ffemmiflora Nemopanthes
Canadensis
fascicularis Nemophila
microcalyx Neobeckia
aqualica Neottia
see Gyrostachys I
pubescens Nepeta
Cataria
Gleclioma
hederacea Nephrodium
acrostichoides
lanosum
punclilobiilum Nesaea
verliciUaia Neslia
paniculata Nestronia
{Darby a)
umbellula Nicandra Nicotiana
axi!la?-is
longiflora
rustica Notaphoebe
Borbonia Nothocalais
3 42
42
1 105
105
2 105
2 400 400
2 195
2 45 46
2 45 45 46 46
1 452 452 452
2 393 393 393
3 45 45
2 127
470-2 I 474 3 S6
87 87
14 31 12
471 139 140 512
513 125 140 141 141 140
( Troximon in part
96 278
cuspidata Notholaena
dealbata
nivea Nothoscordum
bivalve
striatum Nvphar
see Nymphaea Nuttaliia
digilata
involucrata Nyctaginaceae Nymphaeaceae Nymphaea
advena
Flelcheri
Kalmiana
lutea var. Kalm
raicrophylla
Nelumbo
odorata " rosea " minor
reniformis
rubrodisca
sagittaefolia
tetragona
278 I 32 32 32 I 4'5 4'5 415
2 42-3
418 419 594 41 42 42 43 43 43 43 46 44 44 44 44 43 43 45
Nymphaea
luberosa Nyssa
aquatica
biflora
multiflora
sylvatica
tmiflora Oakesia
puberula
sessilifolia Obolaria :
Caroliniana 'â–
Virginica : Ocimum
frutescens ; Odontites ;
{Barlsia in part)
Odontites OEnanthe
ambigua 1
filiformisa
terelifoli OEnothera
brachycarpa
caespitosa
canescens
cluysantha
Frenionlii
grandiflora
guttulala
Hartivegi
liumifusa
laciniata " grandis
lavendulaefolia
macrocarpa
minima
Missouriensis
muricata
Nuttallii
pinnalifida
rhombipetala
serrulata " spinulosa
sinuata ''grandis
scapigera
speciosa
triloba " parviflora
see Anogra 2 Kneiffia Onagra Oldenlandia
uniflora
see Houstonia Oleaceae Onagraceae Onagra
2 44 2 546 547 547 547 547 547 2 383
1 410 409
2 620
3 i6° 2 620
123 183
183
2 513 513 513 2 485-96
493 492 494 491
495 486-7 2 494 495
487 487 487 495 494 487 494 486 489 488 487 496 496 487 487 492 492 493 o^93 1 488-9 489-91 485-6 3 215 215 212-15 2 600
2 475 2 485
( OEnothera in part)
biennis 2 486
" grandiflora 486
cruciata 485
Oakesiana 486
Onoclea i S
sensibilis g
Struthiopteris 9
Ononis 2 274
repens 274
Onopordon 3 490
Acanthium 491
Onosmodium 3 66
Carolinianum 66
molle 66
Virginianum 67 Onychium
densum i 30
Oonopsis 3 327 (Bigelovia in part)
Engelmanni 327 Ophioglossaceae i
Ophioglossum i i
arenarium 3 494
Engelmanni 494
Ophioglossom
vulgatum I 2, 3 494 Ophiorhiza
Mitreola 2 606
Ophrys
cernua i 471
Corallorhiza 478
cordata 473
liliifolia 476
Loeselii 477
monophyllos 475 Oplotheca
Floridana 1 592 Opulaster 2 195
( Pliysocarpa )
{Neillia)
opulifolius Opuntia
arborescens
Camanchica
fragilis
humifusa
mesacantha
Missouriensis
Opuntia
polyacantha
Rafinesqttii
tortispina
vulgaris Orchidaceae Orchis
fissa
rotundifolia spectabilis see Habenaria Oreocarya
( Erilrichium and Krinitzkia in part)
195
2 462 465 464 464 463 463 464 463 464 463 463 463
1 456 I 459 466 460 459 460-6
3 57
fulvocanescens
glomerata
sericea
suffruticosa Origanum flexuosum
vulgare Ornithogalum
bivalve
hirsutiini
nutans
umbellatum
59 58 58 58 no III III 423 415 446 424 423
Orobanchaceae 3 194
Orobanche
A mericana
fasciculata
Ludoviciana
minor
ramosa
uniflora
Virginiana Orontium
aquaticum Orophaca
195 197
195 196 196 196
195
197
364 364 306
{Astragalus in pari'
caespitosa
sericea Orthocarpus
luteus Oryzopsis
asperifolia
Canadensis
cuspidata
juncea
melanocarpa
membranacea
micrantha Osmorrhiza
brevistylis
see Washingtonia 2
Osmundaceae I Osmunda
cinnamomea
Claytoniana
interrupta
lanceolata
306 307 3 180 i8r
1 139
140
139 141
139 140 141 140
2 530
530 4 5 5 6 6 4
Osmunda
Lunaria regalis
Struthiopteris ternala Virginiana Ostrya Virginiana Virginica
OXALIDACEAE
Oxalis
Acetosella
corniculata
cymosa
filipes
grandis
recurva
stricta
violacea Oxybaphus
see Allionia i
angusli/olius
Bodini
hirsutus Oxycoccus
erythrocarpus
macrocarpus
Oxycoccus
paliistris Oxydendrum
arboreum Oxygraphis
I 3 5 9 3 4
1 507 507 507
2 344 345 345 346 347 346 347 347 346 345
594-6 596 596 595
2 581 582 582 581 581
2 570 571
2 86
(Raniinculus\n part)
Cymbalaria " alpina Oxypolis 2
( Tiedemannia)
filiformis
rigidus " longifolius Oxyria 1
digyna
7-eniformis Oxytropis
podocarpa 2
sericea
see Spiesia Pachylophus
86 86 513
513 513 513 553 553 553
2 307 309 307-9 2 492
{OEnothera in part)
caespitosa Pachypodiu m
iniegrifolium Pachysandra
procumbens Pachystima
Canbyi
Myrsinites Pacpalaiittms
flavidulus Palafoxia
Hookeriana ; Panax
{Aralia in part)
quinquefolium
trifolium Pancratium
Carolinianum
occidenlale Panicularia
( Glyceria)
acutiflora
Americana
augustata
boreal is
brachypliylla
Canadensis
distans
elongata
fluitans
laxa
nervata
obtusa
pallida Panicum
Addisonii
492
2 no 2 384 384 2 395 395 395
I 373
447 507
507 507
445 445 210
213 212 215 3 505 505 1 211
215 212 213 211 212 211 213
I 112-125 3 500
GEXERA.lv INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
41
Panicum
agro.stidiforrae i 115 agros/oides 115 amarum 122 anceps 115 angusti folium 122 Atlanticutn 3 500 aututniiale i 124
barbulatum 120 Ricknellii 3 501
boreale i 119
Briltoni 3 497
cainpesire 1 123
capillare 123, 124 carinatiim 114 clande.'tinum 1 18 colonum i 113, 3 496 Columbian um 3 499 commutatum i 117 consaiiguiiienm 122 Crus-galli 113 Curlisii 114 Daclylon 175 debile 1 25
depauperatum 121 dichotomum 120 diffiisum 124 digitarioides 114 divaricaluvi 114 diver gens 124 Eaton i 3 499
elongatum i 115 filiforme 11 1
flexile 124 geniculatiim 123 gibbum 125 glabntm in glaucum 126 hians 114 hirlellum 113 hispidiim 113 implicatum 3 498 invoUtiiim i 121 Ila lieu 1)1 127 lanuginosum
I 121; 3 4q8 latifoliuvi 1 laxiflorum Liebergii 3 linear e i linearifolium longifolium macrocarpon me/icarium microcarpon miliaceum minus Nashianum fiervosum neuranthum nitidum nudum obtusum paucifiorum pedn nculatum Porterianum proliferum pubescens ramulostnn rostratum sanguinale scoparium
scoparium var.
Scribnerianum
serotinuin
sphaerocarpon
sphagnicolum
sirtctuin
tsugetorum
verrucosum
verlicillattim
virgatum
viride
viscidum
115 119
3 497 I III 3 500 I 116 117 114 116 123 124
3 497 I 117
3 501 I 120 124 114 118 118 117 123
121 120
III 118, 121
3 497 I 118 3 496 I 116
3 498 1 121
3 499 I 125 126 122 126 121
Panicum
Walteri
I 113, 117:
Werneri
Wilcoxianum
xanthophysum Papaveraceae Papaver
alpinum
Argenione
dubium
11 udicaule
Rhoeas
soniniferum Papilioxaceae Pardanthus
Chinensis Parietaria
Pennsylvanica Parnassia
asari folia
Caroliniana
grandifolia
Kotzebuei
palustris
parviflolra Paronychia
argyrocoma
dichotoma
Jamesii and var.
sessiliflora Parosela
(Da lea)
aurea
Dalea
enneandra
lanata
nana Parsonsia
( Cn pitea )
petiolata Parthenium
auriculatum
integrifolium
repens Parthenocissus
quinquefolia " laciniata
tricuspidata
vitacea Paspalum
ainbigu ji ni
arenariu 111
ciliatifolium
compressum
dasyphylltim
debile
dilatatum
distichum
Elliottii
filiforme
Floridanum
fluitans
laeve
501
1 119
118
2 98
99 100 100 100 100 99 99 2 262
1 453
1 534 534
2 182 J84 182 182 183 183 183
2 38 38 â– 39 39 39
2 287
28S 288 287 288
3 517
2 473
473
3 410 521 411 411
2 413 4T3 413 413 413
I 105 III 108 107 109 107 108 107 106 109 III 108 106 108
longipedunculatum
macrospermum
membranaceum
Michauxia n um
mucronatum
ova turn
paspaloides
plalyca^tlon
pubescens
sanguinale
setaceum
tristachyum
Walteriamim
108 108 106 109 106 107 109 109 107 III 107 109 106
Passifloraceae 2 457
Passiflora incarnata lutea
Pastinaca sativa
Paulownia
457 457 457
2 514 514
3 157
Paulownia
i tnperialis
tomentosa Pectis
angustifolia Pedicularis
auriculala
Canadensis
capitala
euphrasioides
flammea
Furbishiae
Groenlandica
lanceolata
Lapponica
palustris
parviflora
pedicellata
IVlasso viana Pellaea
atropurpurea
densa
gracilis
Stelleri Peltandra
alba
sagittaefolia Kndulata Virgin ica Pentstemon acuminatus albidus angustifolius canescens Cobaea coeruleus cristatus Digitalis glaber gracilis grandiflorus Haj-deni hirsutus
laevigatus and vars.
151-2
Pentstemon
pu bescens
tubiflorus Penthorum 2
sedoides Peplis
Americana 2
diandra Peramium i
( Goodyera )
Menziesii I
pubescens
repens Perilla 3
frutescens " Nankinensis
ocimoides " crispa Persea 2
Borbonia
Carolinensis " palustris vars.
pube-^cens Petalostenion
viacrostachyus 1
violaceus
see Kuhnistera 2
Petasites
( Nardosmia) frigida officinalis palmata Petasites sagittata vulgaris Petunia axillaris nyctagin iflora parviflora
157 157 454 454 184
185 186 187 185 186 186 184 185 184 185 185 184 185 29 29 30 29 29 362 362 362 362 362 150 154 152 155 151 153 155 151 152 154 153 154 155 151
152 151 153 168 169
437 470 474
475 474 474 123 123 124 123 124 96 96
96 96
2 289
290
289-^1
3 469
3 470 470 469 470 470 470
3 141 141 141 141
Petunia'
violacea Peucedanum
foeniculaceum
graveolens
Kingii
nudicaule
sativum
verticil latum
villosum Phaca 2
Americana
argopliylla
astragalina
bi sulcata
elongata
3 141 2 515 516 5'6 516 516 514 538 517 298-304 304 306 304 300 302
frigida var. Am. 304
longifolia neglecta parviflora villosa
see Astragalus
Orophaca
Phacelia
bipinnatifida
Covillei
dubia
fimbriata
Franklinii
heterophylla
hirsuta
integrifolia
leucophylla
parviflora
Purshii
Phalaris
A mericana
arundinacea
Canariensis
Caroliniana
erucaeformis
intermedia
oryzoides
pi da
Pharnaceuvi maritimum
Phaseolaceae
Phaseolus : angulosus diversifolius leiospermus perennis polystachyus
2 305 305 302 298
300-4 306-7
3 46 47 48
47
49 47 46 48 46 46 47-8 48 I 130 130 130
131 130 181 130 129 130
see Strophostyles
Phegopterls
calcarea
Dryopteris
hexagonoptera
Phegopteris
polypodioides Phelipaea
lit tea Philadelphus
coronarius
grandiflorus
inodorus Philotria
( Anacharis)
Canadensis Phippsia
algida Phleum
alpinum
pratense
schoenoides Phlorais
tuberosa Phlox
amoena
bifida
bryoides
Carolina
divaricata
1 598
2 262 338-9
338 339 338 338
338-9 I 18 19 19 19 19 19
195 185 186 186 186 93
93 150 150 147 148 147 147 91 91 32 34 35 36 33 34
42
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
|
Phlox |
Picea |
|||
|
Douglasii " andicola |
3 |
37 |
alba |
I 54 |
|
37 |
brevifolia |
3 496 |
||
|
' loii^ifoliu |
37 |
Canadensis |
I 54 |
|
|
glaberrima |
33 |
Mariana |
55 |
|
|
Hoodii |
37 |
nigra |
55 |
|
|
Kelseyi |
36 |
rubra |
55 |
|
|
longifolia maculata |
37 |
Picradenia |
3 448 |
|
|
33 |
( Aclinella) |
|||
|
" Candida |
33 |
acaulis |
449 |
|
|
ovata |
33 |
" glabra |
449 |
|
|
paniculata |
32 |
lineariiolia |
448 |
|
|
pilosa |
34 |
odorata |
440 |
|
|
reptans |
35 |
scaposa |
449 |
|
|
stellaria |
35 |
Picris |
3 266 |
|
|
SKaz'eolens |
33 |
ecbioides |
lb- |
|
|
subulata |
36 |
liieracioides |
267 |
|
|
Phoradendron |
I |
535 |
Pieris |
2 56S |
|
flavescetis |
535 |
( And?'omeda in |
part) |
|
|
PhragmitGS |
I |
184 |
floribunda |
500 |
|
conim iLnis |
184 |
Mariana |
569 |
|
|
Phragtnites |
184 |
nitida |
509 |
|
|
Phrymaceae |
3 205 |
Pi lea |
||
|
Phryma |
205 |
pnmtla |
I 533 |
|
|
Leptostachya |
205 |
Pi lose 1 1 a |
||
|
Phyllanthus |
2 |
361 |
spallntlala |
3 285 |
|
Carolinensis |
362 |
Pimpinella |
2 526 |
|
|
obovatus |
362 |
integerrima |
526 |
|
|
Phyllodoce |
2 565 |
Saxifraga |
526 |
|
|
coerulea |
565 |
PiNACEAE |
I 49 |
|
|
Physalis 3 |
125, |
126 |
Pinguicula |
3 193 |
|
aeqitata |
128 |
aculifolia |
193 |
|
|
Alkekengi |
132 |
alpina |
194 |
|
|
dtnbi^itci |
131 |
vulgaris |
194 |
|
|
angulata |
127, |
128 |
Pinus |
I 50 |
|
Barbadensis |
127 |
alba |
54 |
|
|
" obscura |
127 |
auslralis |
5' |
|
|
comata |
3 |
131 |
balsamea |
57 |
|
grandiflora |
133 |
Banksiana |
52 |
|
|
hederaefol ia |
131 |
Canadensis |
50 |
|
|
heterophylla '* atnbigua |
130 |
divaricata |
52 |
|
|
13' |
ecbinata |
52 |
||
|
nyctagiuea |
131 |
Fraseri |
57 |
|
|
ixocarpa |
3 |
128 |
I nops |
52 |
|
Lagascae |
127 |
laricina |
54 |
|
|
lanceiiolia |
127 |
in His |
52 |
|
|
lanceolata |
129, 130 |
nigra |
55 |
|
|
" laevigata " Mr la |
I2Q |
palustris |
5t |
|
|
130 |
pendula |
54 |
||
|
lobata |
132 |
ponderosa |
51 |
|
|
longifolia |
]29 |
piingens |
53 |
|
|
macrophysa |
129 |
resinosa |
5' |
|
|
minima |
127 |
rigida |
53 |
|
|
nyctaginea |
131 |
rubra |
55 |
|
|
obscura |
127, 131 |
Strobus |
50 |
|
|
Pen nsylva n tea |
Taeda |
53 |
||
|
129, 130, 132 |
Virginiana |
52 |
||
|
Philadelphica |
3 |
128 |
Pisu m |
|
|
Peruviana |
marilimum |
2 330 |
||
|
pruinosa |
126 |
Planera |
I 525 |
|
|
pubescens |
126 |
aquatica |
526 |
|
|
pumila |
130 |
PLANTAGINACEAE3 205 |
||
|
rotundata |
131 |
Plantago |
3 206 |
|
|
Virginiana " intermedia |
130 |
arenaria |
211 |
|
|
130 |
aristata |
209 |
||
|
" ambigua |
131 |
cordata |
208 |
|
|
viscosa |
130, |
132 |
decipiens |
209 |
|
Physalodes |
3 |
125 |
elongata |
210 |
|
(Nicandra) |
eriopoda |
208 |
||
|
Peruvia niim |
125 |
glabra |
208 |
|
|
physalodes |
125 |
gtiaphalioides heterophylla |
209 |
|
|
Physaria |
2 |
135 |
210 |
|
|
didymocarpa |
135 |
lanceolata |
207 |
|
|
Physoca rpa |
2 |
195 |
major |
206 |
|
Physostegia |
3 |
89 |
maritima |
209 |
|
denticulata |
90 |
media |
207 |
|
|
intermedia |
90 |
occidentalis |
210 |
|
|
parviflora |
90 |
Patagonica vars. 209 |
||
|
Virginiana |
89 |
Purshu |
209 |
|
|
Phytolaccaceae |
pusilla |
210 |
||
|
1 |
593 |
Rugelii |
207 |
|
|
Ph5rtolacca |
I |
594 |
sparsiflora |
208 |
|
decandra |
594 |
uni flora |
211 |
|
|
Picea |
I |
54 |
Virginica " longifolia |
210 |
|
(Abies in part) |
210 |
|
Platanaceae |
2 |
194 |
Pogonia |
||
|
Platanus |
2 |
194 |
divaricata |
I |
468 |
|
occidentalis |
194 |
ophioglossoides |
467 |
||
|
Plala nthera |
pendnla |
467 |
|||
|
holopelala |
I |
465 |
trianthophora |
467 |
|
|
rolnndi/olia |
460 |
verticillata |
468 |
||
|
see Habenaria 461, |
465 |
Polanisia |
2 |
157 |
|
|
Pleclocephalus |
graveolens |
157 |
|||
|
A niericanus |
3 |
492 |
trachysperma |
158 |
|
|
Pleurogyne |
2 |
618 |
POLEMONIACEAE |
3 |
31 |
|
( Sicertia ) |
Polemonium |
41 |
|||
|
Carinthiaca |
619 |
coeruleiim |
41 |
||
|
rotata |
6r8 |
dubinm |
47 |
||
|
Pleuropogon |
I |
196 |
Nyclelea |
45 |
|
|
Sabinii |
196 |
reptans |
41 |
||
|
Pluchea |
3 |
396 |
Van Bruntiae |
41 |
|
|
bifrons |
396 |
POLYGALACEAE |
2 |
355 |
|
|
camphorata |
396 |
Polygala |
2 |
355 |
|
|
foetida |
396-7 |
acutiflora |
356 |
||
|
petiolata |
397 |
alba |
360 |
||
|
PLUMBAGI NACEAE |
ambigua |
358 |
|||
|
2 |
594 |
brevifolia |
357 |
||
|
Pneumaria |
3 |
59 |
corymbosa |
356 |
|
|
{Merlensia m part) |
cruciata |
357 |
|||
|
maritima |
59 |
Curtissii |
359 |
||
|
Poa |
I |
201 |
cymosa |
356 |
|
|
abbreviata |
202 |
fastigiata |
359 |
||
|
air aides |
215 |
incarnata |
358 |
||
|
alpina |
203 |
lutea |
356 |
||
|
alsodes |
207 |
Mariana |
359 |
||
|
andina |
208 |
Nuttallii |
359 |
||
|
angKStata |
215 |
paucifoHa |
361 |
||
|
annua |
201 |
polygama |
360 |
||
|
aquatica |
212 |
ramosa |
356 |
||
|
arachnifera |
3 504 |
satiguinea |
358-9 |
||
|
arida |
I |
208 |
Senega and var. |
2 |
360 |
|
autumnalis |
206 |
tenuifolia |
360 |
||
|
brevifolia |
207 |
uni flora |
361 |
||
|
Buckleyana |
208 |
verticillata |
357 |
||
|
caesia |
205 |
viridescens |
358 |
||
|
capillaris |
188 |
POLYGONACEAE |
I |
541 |
|
|
Caroliniana |
li |
?8-9 |
Polygonatum |
I |
433 |
|
cenisia |
I |
203 |
biflorum |
433 |
|
|
Chapmaniana |
202 |
commutatum |
434 |
||
|
compressa |
202 |
giganteum |
434 |
||
|
cristata |
202 |
Polygonella |
I |
56S |
|
|
debilis |
206 |
Americana |
568 |
||
|
distans |
214 |
articulata |
568 |
||
|
elongata Eragroslis |
212 |
ericoides |
568 |
||
|
189 |
Polygonum |
I |
554 |
||
|
flava |
205 |
acre |
560 |
||
|
flexuosa |
206 |
amphibium |
555 |
||
|
glauca |
205 |
arifolium |
567 |
||
|
glumaris |
208 |
articulatum |
568 |
||
|
hypnoides |
192 |
aviculare |
561 |
||
|
inlerrnpta |
191 |
Bellardi |
562 |
||
|
laxa |
I |
203 |
camporum |
564 |
|
|
maritima |
214 |
Careyi |
559 |
||
|
memoralis |
205 |
cilinode |
565 |
||
|
nervala |
212 |
Convolvulus |
565 |
||
|
obtnsa |
211 |
cristatum |
566 |
||
|
pectinacea |
190 |
cnspidalum |
567 |
||
|
pilosa |
188 |
densifioruvi |
556 |
||
|
pratensis |
204 |
Douglasii |
565 |
||
|
pseudopratensis |
204 |
dumetorum |
566 |
||
|
refracta |
191 |
emersum |
556 |
||
|
seslerioides |
184 |
e rectum |
563 |
||
|
serotina |
205 |
exsertum |
563 |
||
|
sylvestris |
206 |
Fagopyrum |
553 |
||
|
tenui/olia |
208 |
glaucum |
562 |
||
|
tenuis |
188 |
Hartwrightii |
556 |
||
|
trichodes |
191 |
Hydropiper |
560 |
||
|
trivialis |
204 |
hydropiperoides |
560 |
||
|
Wolfii |
207 |
tncanum |
I |
557 |
|
|
Podalyria |
incarnatum |
557 |
|||
|
bracleata |
2 266 |
lapathifolium " incanum |
557 |
||
|
mollis |
264 |
557 |
|||
|
Podophyllum |
2 |
92 |
" nodosum |
557 |
|
|
diphyllum |
92 |
littorale |
562 |
||
|
peltatum |
92 |
longistylum |
558 |
||
|
PODOSTEMACEAE |
2 |
163 |
maritimum |
562 |
|
|
Podostemon |
2 |
163 |
mite |
560 |
|
|
Ceratophyllum |
163 |
Muhlenbergii |
556 |
||
|
Pogonia |
I 467 |
nodosum |
557 |
||
|
affinis |
468 |
Opelousanum |
559 |
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
43
Polygonum
orientale I
Pennsylvanicum
Persicaria
persicarioides
Portoricense
punctatum
Rayi
lamosissimum
sagittatum
scandeiis
setaceum
Tataricum
temie
Virginianum
viviparum
Zuccarinii Polymnia 3
Canadensis " radiata
Uvedalia Polyotus
561
557 558 558 556 660 563 561 567 566
559
554
564
561 j
555
567
405
405
405
405
3 14
|
POLYPODIACEAE |
I |
8 |
|
Polypodium |
I |
32 |
|
biilbtfernni |
12 |
|
|
cristahim |
16 |
|
|
dilatatiini |
18 |
|
|
Drvopteris |
19 |
|
|
Filix-foemina |
26 |
|
|
Pilix-7nas |
37 |
|
|
foniamim |
25 |
|
|
fragile |
13 |
|
|
fragrans |
16 |
|
|
liexagonopleriim |
19 |
|
|
incanum |
33 |
|
|
Loncliitis |
14 |
|
|
marginale |
17 |
|
|
montaniini |
13 |
|
|
Noveboracense |
15 |
|
|
obtusti m |
II |
|
|
Phegopteris |
19 |
|
|
polypodioides |
33 |
|
|
Robe r Ha nnm |
19 |
|
|
spin u losum |
18 |
|
|
vulgare |
32 |
|
|
Polypogon |
I |
157 |
|
Monspeliensis |
157 |
|
|
Polypremum |
2 606 |
|
|
procumbens |
606 |
|
|
Polypteris |
3 447 |
|
|
callosa |
447 |
|
|
Hookeriana |
447 |
|
|
Polysticlnim |
I |
13 |
|
Polytaenia |
2 |
515 |
|
Nuttallii |
515 |
|
|
POMACEAE |
2 |
232 |
|
Poniaria |
glandulosa 2
PONTEDERIACEAE I
Pontederia i
cordata
lancifolia
limosa Populus I
acuminata
alba
anc^tilata
angustifolia
Allieniensis
balsamifera
candicans
Carol inensis
deltoides
d J la la I a
grandidentata
heterophylla
inonilifera
nigra
tremuloides Porteranthus 2
( Gillenia)
stipulatus
trifoliatus PORTULACACEAE 2
259 379 379 379 379 380 490 491 490
493 491 492 491 491 493 493 493 492 492
493 493 492 197
198 198
Portulaca 2 4
gran di flora 6
oleracea 5
X)i!osa 5
retusa 5
Port una
floribnnda 2 568
Potamogeton 1 65
alpinus 68
amplifoHus 67
angjislifolius 70
Claylonii 67
cotnpressits 72-74
confervoides i 72
crispus 72
diversifolius 76
Faxoni 68
filiformis 77
Jiabellalns 78
Jill Hans 68
foliosus 73
Friesii 74
gemmiparus 76
gramineus 69
heterophyllus 69
Hillii 73
hybridits 76
lUinoensis 70
interruptus 78
lateralis 75
lonchites 68
lucens 70
major 74
Mysticus 71
natans 66
Niagarensis i 73
Nuttallii 67
Oakesianus 66
obtusifolius 73
Panormitanus 75
pavciflorus 73
pectinatus 77
perfoliatus 71
pinnatum 1 504
praelongus i 71
pulcher 67
pusillus 74-76
Robbinsii i 78
rnfescens 68
rutilus 74 spathulaeformis 69
Spirillus 77
trichoides 72
Tuckermani 72
Vaseyi 74
Zizii 70
zosteraefolius 72
Potentilla 2 208
agrimonioides 209
Anserina 216
argentea 209
arguta 209
btpinnalifida 214
Canadensis 216
â– ' piimila 216; 3 515
collina 2 209
effusa 214
Eg edit 216
emarginata 211
frigida 21 1
fruticosa 215
intermedia 210 Hippiana 213, 214
hirsiita 2 212
intermedia 210
leucocarpa 212
leucophylla 213
littoralis 214
maculata 209
millegrana 212
miyiima 211 Monspeliensis
210, 212
multifida 2 215
nana 211
Potentilla
neiuoralis NicoUetii nivea Norvegica paluslris paradoxa Pennsylvanica " strigosa pentandra pilosa
proc umbens
pumila
recta
reptans
rivalis
Robbinsiana
rubens
Salisbriigcnsis
simplex
stipina
tridentata Poleritiin
Canadense
Sanguisorba Prasiiini
pu rp7irenm Prenanlhes
see Nabalus 3
Mainensis
pauciflora
leniiifolia Primulaceae Primula
Egaliksensis
farinosa
Mistassinica Prinos see Ilex 2 391-3
Prionopsis
( Aplopappus)
cil.ata Prosarles
lanuginosa
trachycarpa Prosperinaca
palustris
pectinacea
pectinata Prosopis
glandulosa Prunella
(Brunella)
laciniata
vulgaris " pinnalifida Prunus
Alleghaniensis
Americana
angustifolia
Avium
Besseyi
cerasifera
Cerasus
Cliicasa
cuneata
demissa
gracilis
Grave si i
hortulana " Mineri
insilitia
Mahal eb
maritima
mollis
monlana
nigra
Pennsylvanica pumila serotina " Smallii sphaerocarpa spinosa Virginiana Watsoni
2 216 213 210 212 217
213 214 214 212 210 217
3 5"5 2 210
216
213
211 209 209 216 213 215
2 228 228
3 90
288-91 3 291 268 268 2 584
2 584 585 585 585
: 3 519
3 327
327
1 431 432
2 501 502 502 502
3 516 5t6
246 248
247 248 251 251 249 251 248 250 253 249 249 247
247 250 252 249 247 253 247 252 250 253 253 249 250 252 248
Pseiidacacia
odor a la 2 Psilocarya 1
nitens
rynclwsporoides pcirpoides Psilostrophe 3 ( Riddel I ia) Tagetinae Psoralea 2 argophylla a u rea collina cryplocarpa cuspidata Da lea digitata esculenta floribunda hypogaea 1 ncana lanceolata linearifolia longifolia macroi-liiza 2 meliloloides micrantha obtusiloba Onobrychis pedunculata siipulata tenuifolia Ptelea 2
trifoliata Pteridophyta 1 Pteris I Alabamensis aquilina alropjirptirea caudala gracilis Slelleri Pterospora 2
Andromedea Ptilimnium (Discopletira) capillaceum 53S Nuttallii 538 Ptiloria 3 267
( Slephanomeria ) pauciflora 268 tenuifolia 268 Puccinellia i 214
( Glyceria in part) airoides 215 angustata 215 distans 214 maritima i 214, 215 Piilmonaria see Hertensia 3 60 marilima 59 Pulsatilla 2 66
( Anemone in part) hirsutissima 67 Pycnanthemum 3 iii
294 257 257 257 258 444
444 280 283 288
284 284 288 283 284 282 284 283 281 282
305 2S4
285 281 282 285 285 285 281
354 354 I
28
32 28
29
28
29
29
554
554
537
III- 3
115 112 III 102 112 114
3 458
see Koellia lanceolalum lini folium Monardella Torreyi Tullia Pyrethrum Balsamita inodorum var,
nanum 459 Pyrolaceae 2 549 Pyrola 2 549
asarifolia 551 chlorantha 550 elliptica 550 maculala 553 minor 552 oxypetala 551 rotundifolia 550 "pumila 550
44
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
Pyrola
secunda i 552
" puraila 552
uliginosa 551
umbfllaia 554
unijlora 553
Pyrrlwpappiis
Carolinianus 3 279
scaposus 279
Pyrularia i 537
oleifera 537
pubera 537
Pyrus 2 233-8
arbuti/olia 236
Botryapiiim 238
communis 234
nigra 237
see Sorbus 2 233
Malus 234-6
Pyxidanthera 2 583
barbulata 583
Ouamasia i 422 (Salla) ^
hyacinthina 423
^uamoclit 3 22
(Ipomoea)
coccinea 22
Quamoclit 22
vulgaris 22
Quercus i 515
acuminata 522
alba 520
avibigua 516
aquatica 519
bicolor 521
Brittoni 518
coccinea 517
digfitata 51S
falcala 518
heterophylla 519
ilici folia 518
imbricaria 520
laurifolia 519
Leana i 520
lyrata 521
macrocarpa 520, 521
Marj'landica i 518
Michauxii 522
minor 520 Muhlenbergii 522
nana 518
ni^ra .-iiS, 519
oblusiloba i 520
â– olivaeformis 521
palustris I 516, 520
Phellos 518, 519
platanoides i 521
prinoides 523
Prinus i 520, 522
rubra 516, 518
Rudkini i 518
stellata 520
Texana 517
iinctoria 517
tridentata 520
velutina 517
virens 523
Virginiana 523 Qiieria
Canadensis 2 capillacea
Quinaria 2
Quincula 3 ( Physalis in part)
lobata 132
Rajania ovata I 569 Ranunculaceae 2 50
Ranunculus 2 72
abortivus 77, 78
acris 79, 80
affinis 2 77
alismaefolius 76 AUeghaniensis 78
ainbigens 76 aqualilis vars. 84
40 40
413 132
Ranunculus
arvensis bulbosus cardiophyllns circinaius Cynibalaria delphinifolius " ierresiris divaricalKS fascicularis Ftca ria filiformis Flanimula replans
" inlermedius
Harveyi
hederaceus
hispidus
hyperboreus
lacns/ris
Lapponicus
limosus
Macounii
micranthus
Missouriensis
V! nllifidus " re pens
muricatus
nivalis
NultalUi
oblongifolius
obtusiusculus
ovalis
parviflorus
parvulus
pedatifidus
Pennsylvanicus
Philonolis
Purshii
pusillus
pygmaeus
7-an n Jiculiniis
recurvatus
repens
reptans " intermedius
rlioniboidetts
sceleratus
septentrionalis
Irichophylliis Raphanus 2 120,
Kaphanistrum
sativus Rapistrum 2
rugosum Ratibida 3
( Lepachys)
columnaris
pinnata
Tagetes Razoumofskya i
{A7-ceutkobiuin)
pusilla Redfieldia i
flexuosa Renealmia
ttsneoides i Resedaceae 2 Reseda 2
alba
lute a
Luteola
odorata Rhamnaceae 2 Rhamnus 2
alnifolia
Caroliniana
cathartica
Frangula
lanceolata Rhexia 2
aristosa
ciliosa
Mariana
peliolata
83 80
77 84 86 73 73! »4 82
7o
75 ! 76
84 80, 8[ 74 73 74 73 80 78 74 73 73 83 76 85 75 76 77 82 2 82
77 80 82 73 75 76 85 79 80, 81
2 75
76
77 79 81 84 140 121 121 140 140 418
419 418 419 535
535 186 186
374 158 158 159 159 158
159
404
405 406 406 405 406
405 474 475 475 474 475
Rhexia
Virginica 2 474
Rhinanthus 3 1S7
Crista-Galli 187
minor 187
Virgin icits 174
Rhodiola
rosea 2 165
Rhododendron 2 559-61
Canade)ise 560
Catawbiense 561
Lapponicum 560
maximum 561
Rhodora 559
see Azalea 2 558-60
Rhodora 2 559
Canadensis 559
Rhus 2 385
aromatica 3H7
Canadensis 387
copallina 386
colinoides 389
Cotinus 389
glabra 387
hirta 386
radicans 388 Toxicodendron 388
tri lobata 2 387
typlnna 386
venenata 3S8
Vernix 3S8
Rhynchosia 2 336
erecta 337
latifolia 337
reniformis 337
simplicifolia 337
tomentosa 336
" vionophylla 337
" volubilis 336
Ribes 2 187
aureum 192 " chrysococcum 192
albinervinm 2 191
cereum 191
Cynosbati 188
floridum 191
gracile 18S
Grossularia 189
hirlellum 189
Hudsonianum 190
lacustre 190
nigrum 190 ox3-acanthoides
189, igo Pennsylvanicum 191
prostratum 2 190
rotundifolium 189
rubrum igi " subglandiilos. 191
setosum 188
Uva-crispa 189
Ricinus 2 368
communis 368
Riddel Ha
Tageli}iae 3 444
Robertsonia 2 174 micranthidifolia 174
Robinia 2 294
hispida 295
Pseudacacia 294
viscosa 295
Roripa 2 123 {Nasturtium)
Americana 127
Armoracia 127
curvisiliqua 126
hispida 125
Nasturtium 126
obtusa 124
palustris 125
sessiliflora 126
sinuata 124
sphaerocarpa 125
sylvestris 124
RoSACEAE 2 194
Rosa
acicularis
Arkansana
blanda
canina
Carolina
cinnamomea
eglanteria
Engelmaii ni
Fendleri
humilis " villosa
lucida
micrantha
nitida
parvi flora
rubiginosa
Sayi
setigera
Woodsii Rotala
ramosior Rothia
Carolinensis Rotlboellia
filiformis
riigosa Rouble va
multifida
RUBIACEAE
Rubus
AUeghaniensis
Americanus
arcticus
Bailej'anus
Canadensis
" roribaccus Chamaemorus cuneifolius Dalibarda frondosus fritticosus hispidus
" suberecta Idaeiis var. invisus laciniatus Millspaughii monta n ns neglectus Nulkanus obovalis occidentalis odoratus parviflorus parvifoliits saxa 'tilis vars. setosus strigosus triflorus trivialis
2 223 230 230 229 232 231 232 232 230
2 230
231 231
231 232
231 231 232 230 229 230
2 470 470
3 445
1 226 100
1 575 576
3 211
2 198 202 201 200 204 205 205 200 203 205 202 202 203 204
200-1 204-5 2 202 203 202 201 199 203 201 199 199 203 20 1 204 200
201 204
villosus vars. 202-205
Rudbeckia amplexicaulis aspera Brittonii columriaris fulgida hirta laciniata
" humilis pallida pinnata purpurea spathulata speciosa subtomentosa
Tagetes triloba Ruellia biflo) a ciliosa
" parviflora
" ambigJta oblongifolia
3 414 418 417 416 419 416 416 417 418 420 418 420 417 417 415 419 415
3 202 202 203 203 203 202
/ GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES. 45
|
Ruellia |
Sagittaiia |
Salvia |
Saxifraga |
|||||
|
pedunculata |
3 203 |
Engelmanniana i 88 |
Sclarea |
3 |
lOI |
Hirculus |
2 171 |
|
|
strepens " micrantha |
202 |
fa I cat a |
90 |
urtici folia |
loi |
leucantliemifolia 176 |
||
|
202 |
graniinea |
91 |
verbenaca |
lOI |
Michauxii |
2 176 |
||
|
" cleistanlha |
202 |
lieterophylla |
90 |
Salviniaceae |
1 |
34 |
nivalis |
174 |
|
Rumex |
I 547 |
lancifolia |
90 |
Salvinia |
I |
34 |
oppositifolia |
171 |
|
Acetosa |
548 |
latifolia |
88 |
natans |
34 |
Penn.'ylvanica |
173 |
|
|
Acetosella |
547 |
longiloba |
89 |
Sambucus |
3 |
227 |
rivularis |
172 |
|
altissimus |
549 |
longirostra |
88 |
Canadensis |
228 |
stellaris and var. 17s |
||
|
Britannica 5.19, 550 |
nalans |
92 |
nigra laciniata |
228 |
Sulliva nlii |
177 |
||
|
cotiglonieratus |
1 551 |
platyphylla |
92 |
pubens |
228 |
tricuspidata |
172 |
|
|
crispus |
551 |
piibescens |
88 |
" dissecta |
228 |
Virginiensis |
174 |
|
|
digymis |
553 |
pttsilla |
92 |
Samolus |
2 587 |
Scabiosa |
3 248 |
|
|
E)ic;ehnaHni |
548 |
radicans |
86 |
floribundus |
587 |
arvensis |
249 |
|
|
hastatulus |
548 |
rigida |
90 |
Valerandi var. |
australis |
249 |
||
|
Hydrulapathum 550 |
sagittaefolia |
88 |
American us |
587 |
Scandix 2 528, 531 |
|||
|
viaritini us |
552 |
sulDulata |
90 88 |
Sanguinaria |
2 |
lOI |
Cere/ol inm |
528 |
|
obtusifolius |
552 |
teres |
Canadensis |
102 |
Pecten-Veneris |
531 |
||
|
occidentalis |
550 |
variabilis |
92 |
Sanguisorba |
2 |
228 |
Schedonnardus |
1 179 |
|
orbiadalits |
550 |
Salicaceae |
1 491 |
Canadensis |
228 |
paniculatus |
179 |
|
|
Patientia |
550 |
Salicomia |
I 5«2 |
Sanguisorba |
228 |
Tex anus |
I7Q |
|
|
persicarioides |
552 |
ambigua |
583 |
Sanicula |
2 |
523 |
Scheuchzeriaceae |
|
|
pulcher |
552 |
Bigelovii |
583 |
Canadensis |
524 |
I 82 |
||
|
salicifoHus |
549 |
Eiiropaea var |
582 |
gregaria |
524 |
Scheuchzeria |
84 |
|
|
sanguineus |
551 |
frxilicosa |
583 |
Marylandica |
523 |
palustris |
84 |
|
|
venosus |
548 |
herbacea |
582 |
trifoliata |
524 |
Schizaeaceae |
''â– 7 |
|
|
verticillatus |
549 |
mticronala |
583 |
Santalaceae |
I |
536 |
Schizaea |
7 |
|
Ruppia |
I 78 |
Virginica |
583 |
Santol i iia |
pusilla |
7 |
||
|
maritima |
79 |
Salix |
I 493 |
suaveolens |
3 460 |
Sclwen us |
||
|
laciistris |
79 |
adenophylla |
504 |
Sapixdaceae |
2 |
402 |
martscoides |
I 281 |
|
occidentalis |
79 |
alba |
496 |
Sapindus |
402 |
rufus |
267 |
|
|
RUTACEAE |
2 352 |
amygdaloides |
495 |
acuniinatiis |
402 |
see Rynchospora |
||
|
Rynchospora |
I 276 |
angustata |
503 |
marginatus |
402 |
I 276 |
||
|
(inc. Hclioenus) |
arctica |
502 |
Sapouaria |
402 |
Sell oiler a x 379, |
2 581 |
||
|
alba |
I 277 |
argyrocarpa |
500 |
Saponaria |
2 |
17 |
graminea |
I 380 |
|
axillaris |
279 |
Babylonica |
496 |
oiBcinalis |
18 |
Oxycoccns |
2 581 |
|
|
capillacea |
278 |
balsamifera |
504 |
Vaccaria |
18 |
Schrankia |
||
|
cephala nllia |
279 |
Barclayi |
504 |
Sapotaceae |
2 |
595 |
angustata |
2 256 |
|
corniculata |
276 |
Bebbiana |
498 |
Saracha |
3 |
133 |
11 ncinala |
256 |
|
cymosa |
280 |
Brownii |
502 |
Sarcobatus |
I |
583 |
Schwalbea |
3 181 |
|
f usca |
279 |
Candida |
501 |
vermicularis |
584 |
Americana |
181 |
|
|
glomerata |
278 |
coeriilea |
496 |
SarotliaiiDius |
Scliiveinitzia |
|||
|
gracilenta |
279 |
cordata |
503 |
scoparius |
2 |
271 |
Carolimana |
2 555 |
|
inexpansa |
280 |
Ciitleri |
505 |
Sarothra 2 |
4.^5-6 |
odorata |
555 |
|
|
Knieskernii |
278 |
desertorum |
500 |
Driimmondii |
435 |
Scjlla |
||
|
macrostacliya |
276 |
discolor |
499 |
gentianoides |
4,16 |
Fraseri |
I 423 |
|
|
nitens |
257 |
eriocephala |
499 |
Sarraceniaceae 2 |
159 |
Scirpus |
I 261 |
|
|
oligantha |
277 |
falcata |
494 |
Sarracenia |
159 |
acicularis |
252 |
|
|
pallida |
277 |
fluviatilis |
497 |
flava |
160 |
acu niinatus |
255 |
|
|
paniculata |
278 |
fragilis |
496 |
heternphylla |
160 |
Americanus |
265 |
|
|
scirpoides |
258 |
glauca |
501 |
purpurea and var. |
160 |
atropurpureus |
250 |
|
|
Torreyana |
280 |
gracilis |
500 |
Sassafras |
2 |
97 |
atrovirens |
269 |
|
Sabbatia |
2 608 |
glaucophylla |
I 505 |
officinale |
97 |
autuni no I is |
260 |
|
|
angularis |
610 |
herbacea |
505 |
Sassafras |
97 |
caespitosus |
262 |
|
|
angustifolia |
609 |
humilis |
498 |
Satureia |
3 |
107 |
Californicus |
267 |
|
brachiaia |
609 |
longifolia |
497 |
hortensis |
107 |
campestris |
267 |
|
|
calycina |
610 |
lucida |
495 |
origa uoides |
n6 |
Canbvt |
266 |
|
|
calycosa |
610 |
Missouriensis |
503 |
Thymus l-'irg. |
III |
capillaris |
258 |
|
|
campanulata |
611 |
Hiyrtilloides |
505 |
Virginia na |
112 |
capitatus |
250 |
|
|
canipestris |
610 |
nigra |
494, 495 |
Virginica |
in |
casta liens |
259 |
|
|
chloroides |
612 |
peti olaris |
500 |
Salyriuni |
Clintoni |
263 |
||
|
dodecandra |
612 |
phylicifolia |
500, 502 |
7'epens |
I |
474 |
cylindricus |
266 |
|
Elliottii |
611 |
prinoides |
I 499 |
Saururaceae |
I |
4S2 |
cyperinus |
271 |
|
gracilis |
611 |
purpurea |
497 |
Saururus |
482 |
debilis |
264 |
|
|
lanceolata |
609 |
reticulata |
497 |
cernuus |
482 |
divaricatus |
270 |
|
|
paniculata |
609-1 1 |
rostra t a |
498 |
Savastana |
I |
131 |
equisetoides |
248 |
|
stellaris |
611 |
sericea |
499- 503 |
( Hierocloc) |
Eriopiiorum |
271 |
||
|
Sagina |
2 29 |
tristis |
I 499 |
alpina |
132 |
fluviatilis |
268 |
|
|
apetala |
29, 30 |
Uva-ursi |
505 |
Nashii |
3 502 |
glaucescens |
252 |
|
|
decumbens |
2 30 |
vestita |
498 |
odorata |
I |
132 |
Hallii |
264 |
|
" Smithii |
30 |
viminalis |
501 |
pauci flora |
132 |
intermedins |
255 |
|
|
erect a |
29 |
vi tell ill a |
496 |
Saxifragaceae |
2 |
169 |
interstinctus |
248 |
|
foiitinalis |
24 |
Wardi . |
495 |
Saxifraga |
170 |
lacustris |
266 |
|
|
Linnaei |
30 |
Salpi iigia |
2 495 |
aconitifolia |
177 |
leptolepis |
266 |
|
|
nodosa |
30 |
Salsola |
I 585 |
aizoides |
171 |
lineatus |
270 |
|
|
procumbens |
29 |
depress a |
585 |
Aizoon |
173 |
marilimus 266, 268 |
||
|
saginoides |
30 |
Kali |
586 |
caespitosa |
173 |
micranthus |
I 275 |
|
|
subiilata |
30 |
salsa A iiiericana 584 |
Caroliniana |
175 |
microcarpus |
269 |
||
|
Virginica |
621 |
Tragus |
586 |
cernua |
2 |
172 |
mucronatus |
266 |
|
Sagittaria |
I 87 |
Salvia |
Z 99 |
comosa |
175 |
mutatus |
249 |
|
|
ambigua |
90 |
azurea grandif. 100 |
erosa |
174 |
nanus |
262 |
||
|
ahfolia |
89 |
lanceolata |
100 |
foliolosa |
175 |
vitens |
257 |
|
|
calycina |
87 |
lyrata |
99 |
Forbesii |
173 |
Novae-Angliae |
3 509 |
|
|
cristata |
Q[ |
Pitcheri |
100 |
Geum |
176 |
Olneyi |
I 265 |
|
|
cuneata |
89 |
pratensis |
100 |
Grayana |
175 |
ovatus |
251 |
46
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
Scirpus
palustris i 2,si
pauciflorus 262
Peckii 270
planifolius 263
polyphyllus 269
piDi^ens 265 /jxiadrangulatiis 249
relrofractus 244
Tobustus 268
roslellatus 256
TUfuS 267
Smithii 264
spadi celts 259
subterminalis 263
supiiius 264 sylvaticus 268, 269
Tatora I 267
ientiis 255
Torreyi 265
tortilis 253
tvberculostts 253
Valilii 260
validus 266
Wolfii 252
Scleranthus 2 40
annuus 41
Scleria i 2S1
laxa 282
oligrantlia 281
pauciflora 283
reticularis 282
Torreyana 282
triglotnerata 282
verticillata 283
Sclerolepis 3 306
uni flora 306
verticillata 306
Scolochloa I 209
festucacea 209
Scolopendrium i 21
Scolopendrium 21
Z'ulgare 21
SCROPHULARIACEAE
3 142
Scrophularia 148
leporella 149
Marylandica 148 nodosa var. 3far. 148
Scutellaria 3 78
anibigua iSi
Brillonii 82
canipestris 82
canesceiis 79
cordifolia Ko
Drummondii 81
gralericulata 83
hirstita 80
hyssopifolia 80
incana 3 79
integrifolia 80
laezngata yt)
lateriflora 79
mollis 82
nervosa 83
oval i folia 80
parvula 81
pilosa 80
resinosa 81-2
saxatilis 3 82
serrata 79
leucriifolia 83
versicolor 80
Wrightii 81
Sedum 2 164
acre 166
Nevii 168
pulchellum 167
reflexum 167
Rhodiola 165
roseutn 165
sparsifloriim 166
stenopetalum 166
telephioides 165
Telepbiutn 165
I Sedum
ternatum 2 167
Torreyi 166 Selaginellaceae
I 44
! Selaginella 44
apus 45
rupestris 44
selaginoides 44
spinosa 44
I Selenia 2 134
' aurea 134 Sell mini
acaule 2 517
Catiadense 512
Sempervivum 2 168
tectorum 168 Senehiera
Coronoptis 2 113
didyma 113
Senecioneae 3 301
Senecio 3 475 antennariifolius 478
' atriplicifoliiis 474 aureus and var.
479-81
anguslifoliiis 479
" pauciflorus 3 480
gracilis 481
Balsamitae 479
canus 477
conipaclus 480
discoideus 479
Douglasii 481
Elliottii 478
eloiigatiis 478
frigidus 476
hieraci/oli us 473
integerrimus 476
Jacobaea 3 482
obtusus 481
lelgan 477
Ivratiis 481
obovatus var. 478-9
" elongatus 3 478
" rotundus 479
palustris 481
pauciflorus 480
Plattensis 478
Pseudo-Arnica 476
Robinsii 480
Smallii 479
sylvaticus 482
tomentosus 477
viscosus 483
vulgaris 482
Serapias
viridi flora i 469
Sericocarpus 3 353
asteroides 354
bifoliatus 354
convzoides 354
linifolius 353
solidagineus 353
tortifolius 354
Serinia 3 263 ( Apogon )
oppositifolia 263
Serralula
see Lacinaria 3 315-18
arvensis 3 489
glauca 303 Noveboracensis 302
Sesban 2 295 ( Sesbania)
macrocarpa 296
Sesbania 2 295 Seseli
divaricatum 2 527 Sesteria
dactyloides i 183
Sesuvium i 598
maritimum 598
pentandrum 598 Set aria
Setaria
dactvloides
see Ixophorus Seynieria
macrophylla Sheplierdia
argentea
Canadensis Sherardia
arvensis Sibbaldia
procumbens Sibthorpia
evolvnlacea Sicyos
angulatus
lobata Sida
Abu til on
alceoides
Elliottii
hermaphrodita
hispida
Napaea
spinosa
Stella ta Sideroxylon
lamiginosiim
lycioides Siegesbeckia
occideii talis Sieglingia
I 183 126-127
3 172
467 226 226 217 217
3 20 3 252 252 251
2 418, 421 422 418 421 422 420 422 42 [ 519
596 596
430 184
Sison Am mi Canadense Sisymbrium Alliaria altissimum brachycarpon ca nescens dentatum humifustim humile VI II rale officinale Pan )ionicii m Sinapistrit m tenuifolitim Thalia mim see Roripa Sophia Sisyrinchium
anceps
2 534 536
2 115 115 116 145 145 148 147 116 120 116 116 116 120 146
124-6 144
I 453
( rrtcuspis, Triodia ) Slum
angustifoliutu Atlanticum Bermxtdiaiia gratninoides vi7tc>'o>iatuin Si I anion
elymoides Sitilias
( Pyrrhopapptis) Caroliniana grandi flora
I 453. 454
I 454 454 453 453 454
232 278
279 279
albescens 3 503
decumbens i 185
elongata 3 504
pilosa 504
purpurea i 185
seslerioides 184
stricta 185
Silene 2 8
acaulis 8
alba 9
Anglica 12
antirrhina 11
" divaricata 11
Armeria 11
Caroliniana 11
conica 3 514
Cucubalus 2 9
dichotoma 12
Drumviondi 15
Gallica 12
inflata g
Menziesii 13
11 ivea 9
nocti flora 12
noclurna 12
nutans 9
ovata 8
Pen nsylva n ica 1 1
1-acemosa 12
regia 2 10
rotundifolia 10
stellata 8
Virginica 10
vulgaris 9
Silphium 3 406
Asteriscus 407
integrifolium 407
laciniatum 408
Nuttallianum 410
perfoliatum 406 terebinthinaceum 408 " pinnatifidum 408 trifoliatum
Silybum Maria n um
Simarubaceae
Sinapis
2 513, 532-8
angustifoliiim Carson i cicutaefolium erectum lati/olium lineal e longifolium rigid um Smilaceae Smilacina bifoha I see Vagnera I Smilax Bona-nox caduca ecirrhata glauca liastata herbacea hispida lanceolata lauri folia Pseudo-China pidverulenta â– qtiadrangularis rotundifolia spinulosa tamnifolia lam noides Walteri Smyrnium atropu rpu reu m
538 532 532 538 532 532 513 513 438
431 429 438 441 440
439 440 441
439 440 442 441 441
439 440 440 440 439 441 442
alba arvensis juncea nigra Sison
407
3 490 490
2 354 2 117
117 119 118 118 2 534-6
|
2 518 |
|
|
aureu tJi |
534 |
|
barbinode |
518 |
|
cordatu 111 |
535 |
|
integerrimum |
526 |
|
nudicaiile |
516 |
|
.Solanaceae |
3 124 |
|
Solanum |
3 134 |
|
Carolinense |
135 |
|
citrullifoliu m |
136 |
|
conioides |
133 |
|
Coronopns |
134 |
|
Dulcamara |
137 |
|
elaeagnifolium |
135 |
|
heterandruyn |
136 |
|
heterodoxum |
136 |
|
Lycopersictivi |
137 |
|
nigrum |
134 |
|
rostratum |
136 |
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
- 47
|
Solanum |
|
|
Torreyi |
3 136 |
|
triflorum |
135 |
|
triquetrum |
137 |
|
So/ea |
|
|
concolor |
2 456 |
|
Solidago |
3 330 |
|
alpestris |
337 |
|
allissima 339, 344 |
|
|
arguta " scabrella |
3 342 |
|
341 |
|
|
axillaris |
332 |
|
bicolor |
333 |
|
" concolor |
333 |
|
Bigrelovii |
335 |
|
Boottii |
340 |
|
caesia |
332 |
|
" axillaris |
332 |
|
Canadensis |
344 |
|
" gilvocanescens 344 " glabra ta 3 344 |
|
|
procera |
344 |
|
" scab r a |
344 |
|
" scabriuscula |
344 |
|
cor data |
349 |
|
Curtissii and var. 333 |
|
|
Drummondii |
3 345 |
|
EUiottii |
340 |
|
eUiplica |
340 |
|
ere eta |
334 |
|
fistulosa |
339 |
|
flexicaulis |
332 |
|
Gattingeri |
343 |
|
gigayilea |
342-3 |
|
gracilis |
3 332 |
|
graminifolia |
347 |
|
liirsuta |
333 |
|
hispida |
333 |
|
Houghtoni |
347 |
|
humilis |
337 |
|
" Gillmani |
338 |
|
incana |
3 344 |
|
juncea |
341 |
|
" ratnosa |
342 |
|
" scabrella |
341 |
|
lanceolala |
347 |
|
lalifolia |
332 |
|
lateriflora |
380 |
|
leptocephala |
348 |
|
Lindheimenana 3^5 |
|
|
linoides |
34 1 |
|
niacrophj'lla |
334 |
|
Missouriensis |
343 |
|
mollis |
3W |
|
monticola 334, 337 |
|
|
Muhlenbergti |
342 |
|
multiradiata |
346 |
|
neglecta and var. 341 |
|
|
nemoralis |
3 344 |
|
" arenicola |
344 |
|
odora |
338 |
|
" inodora |
|
|
Ohioensis |
346 |
|
patula |
339! |
|
petiolaris |
332 |
|
pilosa |
339 |
|
procera |
344 |
|
puberula |
335 |
|
Purshii |
337 |
|
racemose |
337 ( |
|
Radula |
345 1 |
|
retrorsa |
338: |
|
Riddellii |
346 \ |
|
rigida |
345 |
|
rigidiuscula |
336 |
|
rugosa |
3 339 |
|
rupestris |
342 |
|
Sarothrae |
320 |
|
sea bra |
344 ! |
|
senipervirens |
.338! |
|
serotina |
342 |
|
" gigantea |
343 ; |
|
Shortii |
343 |
|
sphacelata |
349 |
Solidago
speciosa
" aiigiistata
" pallida
" rigidiuscula squarrosa stricta lenu i/olia
Terrae-Novae thyrsoidea tortifolia uliginosa ulmifolia uniligulata virgata Virgaurea
" alpina
" Deanei
" Gilmani
" Randii
" Redfieldii
" monticola Sonchus acnminatus arvensis asper
Ftoridanus Lndovictanus oleraceus pulchellus spicaliis Sophia
( Sisymbrium in part j 145 145 145 144 263 265 263 266 266 233 233 233 233 2'33 104 104 104 104 63 63 64 64 63 64 64 64
Hartwegiana incisa pinnata Sophia Sophora auslratis sericea tinctoria villosa Sorbus Americana Aucuparia microcarpa sambucifolia Sorghum avenaceum Halepense nutans Sparganiaceae Sparganium androcladum angustifoliiim eurycarpum fluitans minimum simplex Sparganophorus
verlicillatt(s Spartina alterniflora cynosuroides glabra gracilis juncea patens polystachya stricta Spar Hum
scoparium. Spathyema
foetida Speciilaria bi flora leptocarpa perfoliata Spergula 2 arvensis decumbens nodosa saginoides Spetgularia media
196,
! Spergularia 3 336 I rubra 2 334-6 ! salina 3 336 I Spermacoce 3
336 ' diodina 331 I glabra 335 Spermatophyta I 348 j Spermolepis 2 341 j divaricatus
334 I echinatus 338 Sphaeralcea 2
336, 341 aceri folia
3 340 J cuspidata 3 341 rivularis 2
335 stellata 3
337 Spiesia 2 337 I [Oxylropis)
337 I arclica
338 I Belli 337 campestris 337 inflata 337 , Lamberti
3 271 ' " sericea 275 multiceps 272 splendens
272 Spigelia 2 275 Marylandica
273 I Spilanthes 3 272 I repens
275 Spiraea 2 170,
276 Aruncus 170, 144 betult/olia var. 2
corymbosa opu I i/olia salicifolia sorbi folia tomentosa stiptilata trifoliata Virginiana see Ulmaria Spiranthes decipiens graniinea var. see Gyrostachys Splrodela
( Lemna in part) polyrliiza Sporobolus (inc. Vilfa) airoides argutus asper
asperifolius brevifolius compressus cryptandrus cuspidatus depauperatus I heterolepis 3 306 Indicus
1 175 I junceus 177 I longifoliiis
175 i viinor 177 neglectus
176 pilosus 176 : serotinus 176 j vaginaeflorus
176 Virginicus
177 Stachys ; ambigua
2 271 arvensis I 363 1 aspera
363 Betonica
Cincinnatensis
3 256 cordata 256 Gertuanica 256 ; glabra
30, 36 hyssopifolia 36 hispida 30 I Nuttallii 30 I palustris 30 tenuifolia Stanleya 2 37 I pinnata
37 37 217 217 217 49 537 537 537 422
423 519 423 519 307
308 309 308 307 309 309 308
,309 605 605 414 414 195 197 196 196
195 224
2 197 196 198 198
197 2 224
t 475
471 470
I 365
365 [ 150
I 155 154 151 156 153 156 155 153 153 155 154 154 151 152 152 152 156 152 153 I 96 97 98 98 I 99 97 98 521
96-7
Stanleya
pinnatifida Staphyleaceae Staphylea
trifolia Statice
Armeria
Caroli niana
Limonium var.
vulgaris Steironema
ciliatum
intermedixim
lanceolatum
longi/olijim
quadiiflorum
radicans
tonsuni Stellaria
alpestris
aquatica
bi flora
borealis
cerastioides
crassifolia
Edwardsii fontinalis
Friesiana
graminea
Groenlandica
Holoslea
humifusa
longi folia
lo)igipes
media
peduncularis p libera uliginosa Stenanthium aug iisiifolium gramineum robustum Stenophragma ( Sisymbrium in part ) Thaliana 146 Stenophyllus i 258 { Fini bristylisin part ) capillaris 258 Stenosiphon 2 498
linifolium 499 virgatns , 499 Stenotus 3 329
( Aplopappiis in part)
2 109 2 396 396 396
2 595 595 594 594 595 2 589 589 590 590 591 591 590 590
2 24 20
32 24 28 24 23 24 22 22, 23 2 34 22 21 22
23 21
23 22 21 I 403 403 403 404 146
96-7
97 2 109 109
armerioides Stepha nomeria
minor
runcinata Stevia
callosa
sphacelata Steivartia Stillingia
sylvatica Stipa
avenacea
barbata
bicolor
capillaris
comata
ju ncea
Macounii
membranacea
Richardsonii
spartea
Virginica
viridula Stoepel ina
el eg a ns Stranio)iiuni Streptopus
amplexifolius
la n uginosus
rose us Strophostyles
329
268
268
447 447 426
369 369 137 138 138 138 145 138 139 137 141
137 138, 139 1 138 138
3 316 125 I 432 432 431 433 338
{Phaseolus in part)
48
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
Strophostyles
aiij^it/osa 2 338
helvola 338 " Missouriensis 339 pauciflora 2 339 pedjincularis 339 umbellata 339
Stuartia 2 426
Malachodendron 426 pentag-yna 2 427 Wirginica 426
StylipHS
vermis 2 220
Slylisnia see Breweria 3 20-1
Stylophorum 2 102 diphyllum 102
Stylosanthes 2 312 bi flora 312 elalior 312 raceviosa 285 riparia 3 517
Styraceae 2 598
Styrax 598 Americana 599 grandifolia 599 pulverulenta 599
Siiaeda
depressa i 585
linearis 584 niaritima 585
Subularia 2 110
aquatica 110
Succisa aiLstraiis
Sullivantia Ohionis Sullivantii
Stoertia
Carinlhiaca difformis deflexa rot a la
Sympetalae
Symphoricarpos occidentalis orbiculata pauciflorus racemosus Symphoricarpos vuls;a)-is
Symphytum officinale
Syiiiplocarpiis foetid lis
Sy'mplocaceae
Symplocos tinctoria
Synandra graiidi flora hispidula
Syndesmon ( A nenioiiella ) thalictroides
Synosma
( Cacatia in part) suaveolens
Syntherisma i ( Dig i tar i a ;
Panicinii in part) filiformis i iii
glabra 11 1
linearis iii praecox 1 1 1
sang-uinalis iii serotina i in; 3 496 villosa I III
Synthyris 3 165
Hoiighloniana 166 rubra 166
Syringa 2 600
vulgaris 600
Tabernaemonta iia Amsonia 3 i
Tas;etes
249
177 177
177
619 611 620 618 548 235 236 236 236 235 236
2^6
67 67
363 597 597 597 91 91 91 66
66 3 474
475 no
Tagetes
papposa Talinum
calycinum
parviflorum
teretifolium Tanacetum ;
Huronense
vulgare " crispum Taraxacum ;
Deiis-leunis
erythrospermum
officinale
Taraxacum " alpinum Taxaceae ] Taxodium ]
distichiim Taxus ]
baccata
brevi/olia
Canadensis
minor Tecoma j
radicans Teplirosia
Iwlosericea
see Cracca Tetragonanthus
(Halenia)
deflexus and var. Tetragonotheca 3
helianthoides Tetranlhera
geniculata 2 Teucrium 3
Canadense
occidentalis
VirginicJi m Thalesia 3
( Aphyllon)
fasciculata " lutea
uni flora Thalia i
dealbata Thalictrum 2
alpinum
aneinonoides
canipestre
clavatum
coriaceum
Cor nil ti
dioicum
polygamum
purpurascens " ceriferinn
venulosum Thapsia
tri/oliata 2 Thaspium 2
atropii rpn reti m
an renin 2
" apteriun
barbinode " angustifolium
pinnatifidum
trifoliatum
" apterum
Waltcri Theaceae 2 Thelesperma 3
anibiguum filifoliu in
gracile
trifidum Thelypodium 2
integrifolium
pinnatifidum Therm i a
rliombifolia 2 Thermopsis 2
mollis
rhombifolia
3 453
2 I
2 2 I
3 460 461 460 460
3 270 271 271 271 271 271 I 61 I 57 58
1 61 61 61 61 61
3 198 199
2 293 292-3 2 619
620
413 414
97 76 76 77 76 194
195 195 195 455 455 86 86 66 88 87 87
88
5i8 518 5i8 518 534 518 518 518 518 535 518 426 441 441 441 442
441
no no 123
265 264 264 265
Therofon
[Boy Iii Ilia)
aconitifolium
napeltoides
Thesiinn 7imbellaium
Thlaspi arvense
Bursa-pastoris
ca m pest re
perfoliatum Thuja
occidentalis Thymeleaceae Thymophylla
2 176
177 177
( Hynienanlherum)
536 113 114
139 in 114 58 58 465 453
170,
aurea Thymus
Acinos Serpyllum Tiarella
biternata
cordifolia Tiedemannia
rigida
teretifolia Tiliaceae Tilia
alba
Americana " Walter i
Canadensis
Europaea
glabra
heterophylla
pubescens Tillaea
aquatica ' simplex Tillandsia
usneoides Tipularia
discolor
unifolia Tissa
(Buda)
iSpcrgularia)
Canadensis
marina
rubra
salina Tofieldia
glutinosa
palustris
pii bescens
racemosa Tordylium
Anthriscus
nodosum Toritis
A nthriscus
nodosa Torinentilla
repta ns Torreya
gra lid i flora Towndsendia
grandiflora
exscapa
sericea Toxicodendron
crenatnm
pinnattim
vulgare Toxylon ]
(Madura)
pomiferum Trachelospermum ;
( Ecliites in part )
difforme Trachynotia
polystachya : Tradescantia
bracteata ;
brevicaulis ]
3 453 3 115 109
115 177 170 178
513 513 413 413 414 414 414 414 414 414 414 414 164 164 164 374 374 479 480 480 36-7
37 37 37 37 399 400
399 400 400
511 510
5" 510
2 216
91
350 350 351 351
2 3S7 388 388 1 528
529 4
176 377 510 378
Tradescantia
flexuosa
montana
pilosa
reflexa
rosea
Virginiana Tragia
cor data
innocua
macrocarpa
uepetaefolia
ramosa
sty I arts
urens Tragopogon
Dandelion
parvifolius
pratensis
Virginicum Tragus Trapaceae Trapa
natans Trautvetteria
Carolinensis
palmata Triadenum
(Elodes)
petiolatum
Virginicum Tribulus
maxim us
terrestris Trichochloa
niicrosperma Trichodiu ni
see Agrostis Trichomanes
radicans Trichopliyllu m
oppositifoliti m Trichostema
brachiatum
dichotomum
lineare Triciispis
acuminata
albescens
purpurea
tri neri'iglumis Trientalis
Americana Trifolium
agrarium
arvense
Beckvifitliii
bifloriim
Carolinianum
dubiuni
erectum
hybridum
incarnatum
medium
mill us
pratense
procumbens
reflexum
repens
simplicifoliu m
stoloniferum
Virginicum Triglochin
elata
niaritima
palustris
striata
triandra Trigonella
A mericana Trilisa
( Liatris)
odoratissima
paniculata Trillium
I 378 377 378
3 510
1 378 377
2 366 368 367 368 367 367 367 367
3 26S 264 269 269
263-4
1 105
2 500 2 500
500 2 72 72 72 2 436
437 43&
2 352 352 352
I 145
I 159
I 6
6
3 448 3 77 77-78
78 7»
3 504
505
1 1S5
3 504
2 591 59^
2 274
275 276 277 312 279 275 337 278 276 277 275 276 275 278 279 337 27S
277
1 82
83 83 83 83 83
2 280
3 318
319 319 I 435
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
49
|
Trillium |
Unifolium |
Vaccinium |
Vernonia |
|||||
|
ceinuum |
I |
437 |
(Smitacina in part) |
stamineum |
3 580 |
fasciculata |
3 303 |
|
|
erectiim |
437 |
Canadense |
I 431 |
teuellum |
577 |
gigantea |
303 |
|
|
erythrocaypiim |
438 |
liliaceiini |
430 |
uliginosum |
576 |
glauca |
303 |
|
|
grandiflorum |
437 |
Uniola |
I 197 |
vacillans |
579 |
Jamesii |
304 |
|
|
nivale |
I |
436 |
gracilis laxa |
197 |
virgatum |
577 580 |
marginata |
304 |
|
recurvatimi |
436 |
197 |
Vitis-Idaea |
Noveboracensis |
302 |
|||
|
rlioniboideu m |
437 |
latifolia |
197 198 |
see Gaylussacia 574-6 |
" latifolia |
303 |
||
|
sessile |
436 |
paniculata |
Oxycoccus |
5S1-2 |
tomentosa |
302 |
||
|
undulatum |
438 |
spicata |
198 |
Vagnera |
1 429 |
Veronica |
3 166 |
|
|
viride |
3 |
511 |
stricta |
198 |
(inc. Smilacina |
agresiis and var |
170 |
|
|
Triad ia |
Urackue |
in |
part) |
alpina |
168 |
|||
|
albescens |
3 |
503 |
asperi/ol ia |
I 140 |
amplexicaulis |
I 429 |
Americana |
167 |
|
cuprea |
I |
184 |
iiiicrant/ia |
140 |
racemosa |
429 |
Anagalhs-aquatica 1 67 |
|
|
decunibens |
185 |
racemosa |
140 |
stellata |
430 |
arvensis |
3 169 |
|
|
stiicla |
185 |
Uralepis |
trifolia |
430 |
Buxba u mii |
170 |
||
|
Triosteum |
3 |
234 |
el on gala |
3 504 |
Valerianaceae |
3 243 |
Byzantina |
170 |
|
angustifoliixra perfoliatum |
234 |
pilosa |
504 |
Valeriana |
3 243 |
Chamaedrys |
168 |
|
|
234 |
Urticaceae |
I 530 |
dioica |
244 |
hederaefolia |
170 |
||
|
Tripoliuin |
Urtica |
I 531 |
edulis |
244 |
officinalis |
168 |
||
|
aiigusluni |
3 |
383 |
chamaedryoides 532 |
Locusta |
245 |
peregrina |
169 |
|
|
Tripsacum |
I |
% |
cylindrica |
I 534 |
" olit., rad. |
245-6 |
scutellata |
167 |
|
dactyloides |
98 |
divaricata |
533 |
officinalis |
245 |
serpyllifolia |
169 |
|
|
Tripterella |
dioica |
531 |
pauciflora |
244 |
Virginica |
171 |
||
|
CO er idea |
I |
456 |
gracilis |
531 |
sylvati ca |
244 |
Vesicaria |
|
|
Tripleridiu m |
pn mi la |
533 |
Valerianella |
3 245 |
argentea |
2 137 |
||
|
niicra>ithu in |
597 |
urens |
532 |
chenopodifolia |
246 |
arctica |
138 |
|
|
Trisetum |
I |
170 |
Urticastrum |
I 532 |
Locusta |
245 |
didymocarpa |
135 |
|
flavescens |
171 |
( Laportea ) |
longiflora |
247 |
globosa |
136 |
||
|
palustre |
171 |
divaricatum |
533 |
olitoria |
245 |
gracilis |
137 |
|
|
Pennsvlvanicum |
171 |
Utricularia |
3 188 |
radiata |
246 |
Shortii |
136 |
|
|
pralense |
I |
171 |
bi flora |
193 |
stenocarpa |
246 |
Viburnum |
3 228 |
|
subspicatum |
171 |
bi parti la |
192 |
Woodsiana |
247 |
acerifoliuni |
230 |
|
|
Triticiini |
ceratopkvlla |
190 |
" patellaria " umbilicata |
247 |
alnifolium |
229 |
||
|
see Agropyron |
I |
226 |
clandestina |
190-1 |
247 : |
cassinoides |
232 |
|
|
Trollius |
2 |
52 |
cleistogama |
190 |
Vallisneriaceai |
Demetrionis |
231 |
|
|
A )nericanus |
52 |
cornuta |
189 |
I 92 |
ferrugineu m dentatum |
233 |
||
|
laxus |
52 |
fibrosa |
192 |
Vallisneria |
1 92 |
231 |
||
|
" albiflorus |
52 |
fornicata |
193 |
spiralis |
93 |
" pubescens |
230 |
|
|
Ti'OxiiiiOH |
gibba |
193 |
Vaseya |
la nta noides |
229 |
|||
|
cnspidalu m |
3 |
278 |
inflata |
190 |
comata |
1 144 |
Lentago |
232 |
|
gl ail cum |
277 |
intermedia |
192 |
Veratrum |
I 407 |
molle |
231 |
|
|
margitiain m |
278 |
viacrorhisa |
191 |
angiistifoliiivi |
403 |
nudum |
232 |
|
|
parinftorxim |
278 |
juncea |
189 |
luteuni |
402 |
" Claytoni |
232 |
|
|
Tsuga |
I |
55 |
longirostris |
193 |
pa rvijloruyn |
407 |
obovatum |
3 233 |
|
(Abies) |
minor |
192-3 |
viride |
408 |
Opulus " eradiatuvi |
229 |
||
|
Canadensis |
56 |
purpurea |
191 |
Woodii |
408 |
230 |
||
|
Caroliniana |
56 |
resupinata |
190 |
Verbascum |
3 143 |
pauciflorum |
230 |
|
|
Til Hi a |
3 |
114 |
saccala |
191 |
Blattaria |
144 |
prunifolium |
233 |
|
pvc iiantlievwides |
114 |
setacea |
igo |
Lychnitis |
144 |
globosum " ferrugineum |
233 |
|
|
Tunica |
2 |
17 |
striata |
191-2 |
phlomoides |
143 |
233 |
|
|
Saxifraga |
17 |
subulata |
I go |
Thapsus |
143 |
pubescens |
230 |
|
|
Turrilis |
vulgaris and var. iqi |
Verbenaceae |
3 69 |
rufotomentosum 233 |
||||
|
see Arabis 2 |
I4Q-50 |
Uvularia |
I 408 |
Verbena |
69 |
ttilobu m |
229 |
|
|
Tussilago |
3 |
469 |
amplex i/ol ia |
432 |
angustifolia |
71 |
Vicia |
2 325 |
|
Farfara |
469 |
grandi flora |
409 |
Aubletia |
72 |
Americana |
2 326 |
|
|
frigida palmata |
470 469 |
perfoliata |
409 |
bipinnatifida '' |
72 |
angustifolia |
329 |
|
|
puberula |
410 |
bracteosa |
71 |
Caroliniana |
327 |
|||
|
Pe to sites |
470 |
sessilifolia |
4oq |
Canadensis |
72 |
Cracca |
326 |
|
|
sag it la la |
470 |
Vaccaria |
2 18 |
hastata and var. |
70 |
hirsuta |
328 |
|
|
TVPHACEAE |
I |
62 |
( Saponaria in |
part) |
iioditiora |
73 |
linearis |
326 |
|
Typha |
I |
62 |
Vaccaria |
18 |
officinalis |
70 |
Ludoviciana |
327 |
|
angustifolia |
63 |
vulgaris |
18 |
pa nil. ulata |
70 |
micrantha |
327 |
|
|
latifolia |
62 |
Vaccixiaceae |
2 573 |
pi)inatijida |
70 |
Milchelli |
328 |
|
|
Udora |
93 |
Vaccinium |
2 575 |
ripens |
71 |
parviflora |
327 |
|
|
Ulex |
2 |
270 |
albii m |
3 241 |
riparia |
70 |
sativa |
328 |
|
Europaeus |
270 |
amoenum |
2 577 |
stricta |
71 |
sepium |
329 |
|
|
Ulmaceae |
I |
523 |
arboreum |
589 |
urticifolia |
70 |
tetrasperma |
328 |
|
Ulmaria |
2 |
223 |
atrococcum |
578 |
Verbesina |
3 429 |
iru ncata |
326 |
|
(Spiraea in part) |
buxifoliu m |
575 |
alba |
413 |
Vigna |
2 339 |
||
|
paliislris |
224 |
caespitosum |
576 |
alternifolia |
431 |
Catjang |
340 |
|
|
rubra |
224 |
Canadense |
578 |
encelioides |
430 |
Sinensis |
340 |
|
|
Ulmaria |
224 |
corj'mbosura |
577 |
helianthoides |
430 |
Vilfa |
||
|
Ulmus |
I |
524 |
disoiuorphuni |
578 |
occidentalis |
430 |
see Sporobolus i |
152-6 |
|
alata |
525 |
hirtellu m |
575 |
Siegesbeckia |
430 |
Vitlarsia |
||
|
Americana |
524 |
hispidulum |
581 |
Virginica |
429 |
aquatica |
2 623 |
|
|
campeslris |
524 |
ligustrin uin |
570 |
Verxoxieae |
3 299 |
lacii nosa |
622 |
|
|
fulva |
525 |
membranaceum 576 |
Vernonia |
3 301 |
Vinca |
3 2 |
||
|
piibescens |
525 |
luucronatum |
393 |
oltissima |
303 |
minor |
2 |
|
|
racemosa |
524 |
â– myrtilloides |
576 |
" graiidi flora " viargi nata |
304 |
Vincetoxicum |
3 17 |
|
|
Umbelliferae |
2 |
508 |
nigrum |
579 |
304 |
( Gonolobus) |
||
|
Uncinia |
I |
284 285 |
ovalifolium |
577 |
Arkaiisa na |
302 |
Baldwinianum |
19 |
|
niicroglochin |
pallidum |
579 |
Baldwinii |
302 |
Carolinense |
18 |
||
|
Unifolium |
I |
430 |
Pennsylvanicum 578 |
crinita |
302 |
gonocarpos " laevis |
17 |
|
|
(Maianthemiim) |
" angustifolium 578 |
Drummondii |
304 |
18 |
50
GENERAL INDEX OF LATIN NAMES.
|
Vincetoxicum |
Virgilia |
Wolffia |
1 367 |
Xjois |
1 368 |
||
|
hirsutura |
3 18 |
lute a |
2 264 |
Brasiliensis |
367 |
Caroliniana |
370 |
|
nigrum obliquum |
16 |
Viscaria |
2 7 |
Columbiana |
367 |
communis |
369 |
|
18 |
alpina |
7 |
Florida na |
3 509 |
difformis |
369 |
|
|
Shortii |
19 |
Visciijji |
glad lata var. |
509 |
elata |
370 |
|
|
suberosum |
17 |
Jlai'escens |
I 53 s |
papulifera |
510 |
fimbriata |
370 |
|
ViOLACEAE |
2 445 |
lerrestre |
2 588 |
Wolmella |
3 509 |
flexuosa |
369 |
|
Viola 2 446-56 |
VlTACEAE |
2 407 |
Floridana |
509 |
Jupacai |
370 |
|
|
anioena |
450 |
Vitis |
408 |
Woodsia |
I 9 |
montana |
369 |
|
arenaria |
454 |
aestivalis |
409 |
alpina |
10 |
torta |
370 |
|
arvensis |
455 |
" canescens |
409 |
glabella |
10 |
Yucca |
I 426 |
|
Atlantica |
446 |
arborea |
412 |
liyperborea |
10 |
aiigustifolia |
427 |
|
blanda |
450 |
Baileyana |
411 |
Ilvensis |
10 |
baccata |
426 |
|
â– ' palustriformis 450 |
bicolor |
409 |
obtusa |
ir |
filamentosa |
427 |
|
|
Canadensis |
2 453 |
bipi n iiaia |
412 |
Oregana |
II |
glauca |
427 |
|
canina var. |
454 |
cinerea |
409 |
scopulina |
II |
Zannichellia |
I 79 |
|
concolor |
456 |
cordifolia |
410 |
Woodwardia |
I 20 |
palustris |
80 |
|
cucuHata 2 447; |
3 520 |
indivisa |
412 |
angustifolia |
20 |
Za pa n ia |
|
|
delphuiifulia |
2 447 |
Labrusca |
408-9 |
areolata |
20 |
ciniei/olia |
3 73 |
|
domestica |
3 519 |
palmata |
410 |
Virginica |
20 |
Zeph5rranthes |
I 443 |
|
emarginata â– hastata |
520 |
qiiinquefolia |
413 |
Wulienia |
3 165 |
Atamaseo |
444 |
|
2 452 |
riparia |
410 |
( Synthyris) |
Zin Ilia |
3 411 |
||
|
Labradorica |
454 |
rotundifolia |
411 |
Houghtoniana |
166 |
grandiflora Zizania |
412 |
|
lanceolata |
451 |
rupestris |
411 |
rubra |
166 |
I 128 |
|
|
Miihlenbergii |
454 |
yirginiaiia vulpina |
41 r |
Xanthium |
3 297 |
aquatica |
128 |
|
VlttltlCdUllS |
454 |
\\o, 411 |
Canadense |
298 |
viiliacea |
128 |
|
|
Nuttallii |
452 |
Vleckia |
echiiiatu tn |
298 |
Zizaniopsis |
I 127 |
|
|
obliqua |
447 |
see Agastache |
3 84-5 |
spinosum |
297 |
miliacea |
128 |
|
odorata |
449 |
anisata |
85 |
strumariiim |
298 |
Zizia |
2 534 |
|
ovata |
448 |
Volvulus |
Xanthorrhiza |
2 54 |
aurea |
534 |
|
|
palmata |
446 |
spilhamaeiis |
3 26 |
apiifolia |
55 |
Bebbii |
534 |
|
palustris |
450 |
Waldsteinia |
2 218 |
siniplicissima |
55 |
cordata |
535 |
|
pedatifida |
447 |
fragarioides |
218 |
Xanthosonia |
integerrima |
526 |
|
|
pedata " bicolor |
449 |
parvi flora |
3 5t6 |
sazittaefolia |
I 362 |
pitinatifida |
518 |
|
449 |
Washingtonia |
2 530-1 |
Xanthoxylum |
2 353 |
Zomia |
2 312 |
|
|
primulaefolia |
451 |
( Osniorthisa, |
Americanum |
353 |
bracteata |
313 |
|
|
pubescens |
2 452 |
Claytoni |
530 |
Carol iniawi vi |
353 |
letraphylla |
|
|
renifolia |
451 |
divaricata |
531 |
Clava-Herculis |
353 |
Zostera |
I 82 |
|
rostrata |
455 |
longistylis |
530 |
Xerophyllum |
I 401 |
marina |
82 |
|
rotundifolia |
449 |
Weigela |
3 242 |
Zygadenus |
I 404 |
||
|
sagittata " eniarginata |
448 |
Willughbaea |
3 313 |
sell lol ill 111 |
401 |
elegans |
405 |
|
3 520 |
( Mika 11 ia ) |
Ximenesia |
glaberrimus |
404 |
|||
|
pcabriuscula |
2 453 |
scandens |
313 |
encelioides |
3 430 |
glaucus |
405 |
|
Selkirkii |
450 |
Windsoria |
Xollsma |
2 569 |
leimantlioides |
406 |
|
|
sororia |
448 |
stricta |
I 185 |
( A iidronieda in |
part) |
Nuttallii |
405 |
|
striata |
453 |
pallida |
213 |
ligustrina |
570 |
venenosus |
405 |
|
tenella |
455 |
Wistaria ( Wisteria) |
Xylosiemn |
Zygophyllaceae |
|||
|
tricolor and var. |
455 |
frtitescetis |
2 294 |
involiicratxi ni |
3 242 |
2 351 |
|
|
veriicillata |
456 |
inacrostachys |
3 517 |
obloii°ifoliii m |
240 |
||
|
villosa |
447 |
speciosa |
2 294 |
XVRIDACEAE |
I 368 |
English Index, including Popular Plant Names.
[The heavy face figures i, 2, 3 indicate the volume; those following them, the page. Names in italics are additional popular names, not printed in the text, but referred to the proper plant bj- the number ol the Illustration or Figure (f).]
Aaron's Beard
3 144, f 1883 Aaron's Rod
2 165, 3 143. 337 Abele i 490
Abel-tree t 1164
Abronia i 597
Abscess-root, Am.i 2993 Absinth 3 464
Acacia 2 254
Bastard, False 294 Illinois i 2030
Prairie 2 254
Rose 2 295, f 2122 Three-thomed 2 260 Acanthus Family
3 201
Ache 2 533
Aconite 61
Winter 53 Aconite Saxifrage 177 Actinomeris 3 431
Actinospernium 443 Adam-and-Eve i 481 A.da.xsi's,-cup i 1801
-flannel 3 143, f 3481
-needle i 427; 2 531 Adder's-fern
-flower
-meat
-mouth Poe;onia Adder' s-s pear Adder' s-spil Adder's Tongue
Family i Adder' s-tong-iie
I 2, 420; 3
Engelmann's 3
Sand Adder' s-violet Adders-wort Adelia Adenocaulon Adonis-fioiver A/rican-rose Agave Agoseris Agrimony- Water
-bark
-grass, -root -tree
Ague-weed 2 615; 3 311 AiLANTHUs Family
2 354
Alder American f 1222 Beny 2 406
Black
392, 406, fl22I, 1223
Common i 1222
Dwarf 2 406, f 1878 f 2362
False Green Spiked Spotted Striped Tag White Wilcti Alecoast
f 1222 f 2724 f 1879 I 2362
I22I-2 f 2362. 2771 f 1878
Alecost 3 458
f 1219,
2 14
22
: 475-6 f 1 1 14 f I f 61
494 494 494 f 1132 f 3056
2 603
3 404 f 1639 f 1659
I 445
3 277-8 2 226-7
3 437
1 2271 f 1023
2 97
Alehoof 8} Alexanders 2 518
Golden
2 518, f 2670, 2690-1 Heart-leaved 2 535 Alfalfa 2 272
Alfilaria 2 344
At filar ilia f 2249
Alkali-gi-ass f 977 Alkaiiet f30l8 Bastard 3 63
Alkekengi 3 132
All-bone 2 22
A llegha ny Fringeii6-;2 Alleghany Vine 2 105 Alleluia 2 271, 345 Alls:ood f 1370
All-heal 3 88, 97, 245 Alligator tree 2 193 -bonnets f 1.S30
AUionia i 505
Allison. Szveet f 1788 lyiiite f 1775
AUocarya 3 56
Allseed f 1362
Allspice, Carolina 2 95 Wild 98 Almond, Cutting 3 411 Earth f 559
A I ne- root i 1023
Alpine Bistort i 555 Alsike 2 278
Althaea, Shrubby 426
Alum-bloom Alum-root
Common Alysstim
Hoary
Sweet
Yellow
Ailanthus Airif
Aise-weed A it en Alder
f 2239 2 179. 341 f 1845 2 152 154 153 153
355 3 220 2 539
T 131
I 512-13 !
Amaranth Family
I 586
Amaranth i 588-90 Dwarf f 1408
Green f 1398-9
Amaranth
Fed I f 1399 var.
Tliorny f 1400
Amaryllis Family
I 443
Amber 2 433
Ambrose f 1371
Ambrosia, Tall 3 295 Ammannia 2 469
Ampelopsis 412 Amphiachyris 3 320 Amphicarpon i no Amsonia 3 i
Amy-root 3 3
Anchusa, Amer. f 3048 Andromeda 2 568-71 Lyon's 1 2771
Privet 2 570
Andrachne 3 518
Androsace 2 576
Androstephium i 416 Anemone. Canada 2 64 Carolina 62 Cut-leaved 63 False-rue 54 Long-fruited 63 Afeadozi'-rue f 15S0 Mountain 2 65
Northern 62 /â– "/ airie i 1581
Richardson's 2 64 Hound-leaved f 1574 -headed i 1574
Rue 2 66
^mail-lowered i 1570 Star f 2»22
Tall 2 63
U^i nd-Jloii'er f 1580 IVood i 1576
An^el-eyes f 3393
Angelica 2 511-12
Hairy f 2637
Higli f 2636
Sea coast 2 520
Angelica-tree 506, f 2269 Angelico 2 519
Angel's-eyes 3 168 Angleberries 2 332 Angle-pod 3 17
A>n'se, Sineet f 2681 Anise-root f 2681
Aphanostephus 3 349 Apiastrum 3 527
Appalachian Tea
3 232 f 2359 Apple Family 2 232-45 Apple 2 236
Devils f 1646, 3222 Hog 2 92
Honeysuckle 558 Indian i 1646
Apple Love Mad May Mock Osage fern Prairie Swamp Thorn Wliite
3 137
1 3222
2 92
3 251 f 1259 f 3222 2 284
558 3 139-40 f 2227
Wild Balsam 3 251 Apple of Peru 3 125 Apple of Sodom 135 A p pie-pie ( smell ) f 2568 Apple-root f 2321
April-fools f 1581
Arbor-vitae i 58
Arbutus, Trailing 2 571 Archangel f 2636
Black 3 96
Green f 3168, 3173 Red or Sweet 3 94 White 95 Arctagrostis i 157
Arethusa 469 Argentina f 1934
Argentill 2 225
Arnica 3 471-2 f 3532 Arnira-bud f 3522 Aristida i 133-7
Arrow-arum i 362
Arrow-beam 2 395 Arrow-grass Family I 82
Arrow-grass i 83. f 301 Arrow-head i 82-90 Arrow leaf f 193-8 Arrow- ROOT Family I 454
Arum Family i 360 Arum I 362-3
Arrow- wood 2 406, 543;
3 230-1, f 2367 Iiidtan i 2712
Arsenic, Wild f 2735 Artichoke, Jerusalem
3 429
Asarabacca i 538-9 Asarum 538-9 Ash 2 601, f 2838
Basket f 2843
Better f 2367
Black
2 602, f 2380. 2840 Blue 2 600, 602, f 2839 Brown f 284s
Cane i 2838
Carolina f 2841
Floivering f 2845 Green 2 601
52
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
2 602, f 1255
f 2380
2 23:, 596 f 2845 f 2841
2 353 5oi
1 1255
2 353
Ash Hoop Maple Mountain Ox
Poison 2 388: Pop, or Poppy Prickly Red Rim Sea
Southern Prickly 353 Szcamp f 2839, 2843 Wafer 2 354
Water
2 602, f 2380, 2839 White
2 601, f 2839. 2845 Yellozv f 2046
Ash-weed 2 539
-wort 3 477
Asp, Mountain f 1170 Quaking IV Idle Asparagus Aspen, American
Great Asphodel
1-1170 f 1164 I 428 492
Bastard
f 1 164
399.. 401
False
Lancashire
Scottish Ass-foot Aster
Amethyst
Aromatic
Arrow-leaved
Bee-weed
Bernhardi's
Blue- Devil
Blue Wood
Bog
Bushy
Calico
Clayton's
Cornel
Creeping
Crimson-disk
Crooked stem
Dense-flowered
Dewy-leaf
Dome- topped
Drummond's
Early Purple
Eastern Silvery
Fall
Faxon's
Fendler's
File-blade
Flat-topped
Forking
Frost-weed
Great Northern
Ha rdy
Hair-stemmed Hei-\-e3''s Heath, Rose
White Large-flowered
-leaved Late Purple Leafy-bracted Lilac-flowered Lindley's Long-leaved Lowrie's Low Rough Low Showy Many rayed Missouri Mountain Nebraska New England New York
* 969 I 401 f 966-7 f 969
I 399 3 469 3 354 36- 366 364 f 375^ 3 358 f 3753 3 363 375 376 380 358 392 373 356 368 381 360 359 364 367 372 f 3753 3 378 372 374 392 358 379 367 13760 3 3S0 374 383 379 372 359 365 371 372 364 371 363 374 373 362 378 376 375 366 370
Aster
Northeastern
Panicled
Prairie
Pringle's
Purple
Early
Late
Seaside
Thin-leaved Purple-stem Rayless Red-stalk
3 368 377 374, 381 379 365-7 367 365 373 366 367 383 367
Red-stem, Smooth 368 Rice-button 376 Rose Heath 3 383 Rosemary 380 Rough 374 Rush 370 Salt-marsh, Annual
382
Perennial 382 Savory-leaved 393 Schreber's 359 Seaside, Purple 373 Short's 362 Show}', Low 373 Silkseed f 3733
Silky, Western 3 371 Silver f 3652
Silvery, Western
3 371
Eastern 372 Sky-blue 362 Slender 373 Slim 382 Small White 381 Smooth 369 Narrow-leaved 369 Southern 369 Smooth Red- stem 368 Spreading 3 368 Starved 380 Stately 361 Stiff 393 Swamp, Southern 375 Tall White 377 Tansy 384 Thin-leaved Purple 366
Tradescant's 378 Tuber 373 Various-leaved
361. 365 Violet-leaf 3 361 Violet Wood 360 Viscid 384 Wavj'-leaved 365 Western 370-1 White
Flat-top
Small
Tall
Upland White Heath White Praiiie White-topped White Wood White Wreath Whorled Willow Wood
Common Blue
Long-leaved
Violet
White Asterworts Asthma-weed Astilbe
Atamasco Lily Atriplex Aunt Jericho Autumnal Hawkbit
3 266
Avens 2 219-23
3 392
381 377 376 379 381 353-4 3 357 381 376 377
363 357 360 357 3 298 260 2 170 1 444 I 579-80 f 2636-7
Avens
Cream colored Droopincr Early Water Large leaved Long-plumed Mountain Purple Rough Spring Water White Yellow
2 221
f 1940
1 1943
2 221 219
222-3 2 219 220 220
2 219 f 1943 220 f 1945 2 221
Yellow Mountain 219 Awlwoit, Water 2 110 Axeseed
310
539 310
f l!<20
558-9 563 559 559 1 2744
Axweed Axewort Aye-£;ree)i Azalea
Alpine
Clammy
Flame
Hoary
Mountain 2 558
Pink, Purple, 558 Smooth 559 Trailing 563 Tree, White, 559
Azolla I 35
Babies^ -breath
i 1021, 1464, 3409 -/eet, -toes, -slippers
f 2288
Baccharis 3 393-4
Bachelor's Buttons
2 356; 3 492, i 1614, 3513- 4076
Backache-bral;e Backache-root Back-wort Bacon-weed Badger Bag-lea ves Baked-apple,
Bahia
Bald Cypress Baldmoney Bald Rush Balders Baleicorl Ball Mustard Ballogan Balloon Vine Balm, Basil 3
Bee, Amer.
Calamint
Field
Fragrant
Garden
Lemon
Low
Moldavian Ox Red Yelloiv
Balm-leaf
Balm-mint 3 10;
Balm-of-Gilead
I 491, f 1 168 -Fir f 126
Balmony 3 149
Balsam
2 403, f 126-7, 2337 Canada f 126
He f 122
Mountain i 127
Old-field 3 401
She i 127
Sweet, White, 3 401 Wild f 2388-9
Balsam Apple 3 251
Balsam Fir i 57
Balsam-flowers 2 274
f
3 318
I '3S9 f 1581 f 1811 berry, f 1892 3 448
1 58 f 2869
1 257-8 f 3984 f 1658 f 175 1 3 263
2 403 i 3 102, 109
102, 107 109 87, 108 102 107 107 ^3131 13097 13186
f 3'3i 12813
3 107 1 31S1
Balsam Poplar i 491 -weed 3 401
Bamboo, Redberry
1 1059
Bamboo Brier 1 1054. Banana, False 1 1543 Baneberry 2 55-6
Banlc-cress 1 1696
Bannal 2 271
Banwort 1 3724
Bar beau 1 4076
Barbary-fig 1 2527 Barberry Family
2 89
Barberry 90 Holly-leaved f 1642 Bardane 3 484
Bargetnan^s Cabbage 1 1704
Barley i 228-9
Mouse, Way, Wild f 532
Bartonia 2 621
Bartsia, Alpine 3 183 Red 183 Base Vervain 168 Basil 3 108-9, I". * 3155 Cow 1 1467
Field, Stone, 3 108 Wild 3 108, 114,
1 3160, 3167 Basil-balm 3 102, 109 -thyme 3 109, 1 3147 -weed 108 Bass 1 623
Bass-wood 2 414, 1 1542 White 2 414
Yelloia 12411 Bastard -Alkanet 3 63
-Boneset 310 -Cliinarooi 1 1056 -Cress 1 1684
-Elm 1 1255
-Gentian 1 2869
-Hellebore 1 1120 -Hemp 3 92
-Hoarhotmd 13115 -Jasmine 1 3220
-Pennyroj'al 3 78 â– Pimpernel 1 2825 -Rocket 1 1703
-Toad-flax i 536
Bast-tree 1 241 1
Bath-flower 1 1046-7 Batter-dock 3 470, 1 142 Battlefield-Jlower 1 251 1 Bay 2 48, 96, 427
Dwarf 2 465
Holly 1 2441
Loblolly 2 427
North Carolina I1537 Red 2 96
Rose 2 560-1, 1 2566 Swamp 2 96
Sweet 48, 1 1652
Tan 2 427
White 48. 1 1652
Bayberry Family
I 487
Baj'berry 1 488, 1 1160 Talloiu J 1160
Baybush-buds 1 1159 Bay Galls 1 1652
Beach Pea 2 330
Bead-ruby f 1034
Beak-sedge 1 648-660 Beaked Rush i 277-80 Beam Tree 2 236
Bean, Blackeyed 340 China 340 Indian 3 199-200 Smoking f 3367
Water 2 45
Wild Kidney 338
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
53
Bean (Wild)
2 338-9. * 2227
Bean-tree 3 199
Bean-trefoil 2 622
Bean-vine Bean-weed Bear-berry
3 572-3
Bear-bind Bear-corn
-grass
-longKe Beard-grass i 98, Beard-tongue 3
Cobaea
Crested
Foxglove
Funnelform
Gray
Hairy
Hayden's
Large- flowered
Large Smooth
Pale-blue
Sharp-leaved
Slender
Smooth
White-flowered Bearded-joint Bear's-bilberry Bear' s-foot
Yellow Bear's-grape Beards-moss
-pazvroot
-lliread Beaiimont-root BeaLveT-iilj/
-poison
-rool
-tree
-wood Beckmannia Bedegiiar Bed-flower Bed's-foot I Bed-straw
Arkansas
Clayton's
Coast
Corn
Fragrant
Great Hedge
Hairy
Lady's
Marsh
Northern
Purple
Rough
Shining
Small
Southwestern Sweet-scented
33*5 3 194
f 2^60, 2800 3 26, f 134*^ f 984 f 2474 f 1029 I 98, 1 01-3 151-5 153 151 152 153 151 151 155 154 154 155 154 153 152 X 152 f 265
2 572 f 1956
3 405 2 572 f 1027
f36 1 1027 f 3299 f 1527 2 536 f 1527
2 488
* 1255 I iSi f 1973-4
3 219 108-110
223 224 226 220 223 219 221 219 225 222 223 225 225 224 221 223
Beellebiing f 2721
Beetle-weed 2 5S4
Beeweed f ^752
Beeicorl f 883 Beggars'-lice
3 55, 223, 438, f 21SS
-buttons 3 484
-needle 2 531
Beggar-ticks
3 55. 438, fi957- 2171 Swamp 437-8 Beggar-iceedi\2,il, 1513 Behen 2 9
Bella, Lo-w f 3509
High i 3503
Belino 3 138
Bellbind 25 Bellbine 26 Bell Flower Family 3 252
Bellflower 3 American Red Arctic Bedstraw Clustered Creeping Clasping European Marsh Panicled Round-leaved Slender
Tall Bells Bell-lree Bell-ivare Bellwort
Mealy Benjamin^ Red
Szceel IF/ii/e Benjamins f 1046-49 Benjamin bush 2 98 Bennels f 420
Be7inert f 3724
Be7inell Herb
f 1944-5, 1948 Bennet Pimpernel 2 527
252-5 22
253 254 254 254 256 254 254 255 253 254 255 i 1559 f 283 s f 183 409-10 f 986 f 1047 f 4006 f 1048
3 224,
JVeed Bent-grass
I 160; â–
Sea Benzoin-gum Berbine Bergamot
-herb, or -mint
Prairie Bergia, Texas Berlandiera 3 Berry-alder
-tree Besom
f336
502-3 f 821
2 98
3 70 103
3 119 f3i38
2 438 3 409-10 2 406 f 1870 2 271, 573
Three-flowered f 3420 Wall 3 219
White 219 Yellow 219 Bee-balm 3 102, 107 -Iree f24il Beech Family i 513 Beech, American 514 Blue I 506
Dutch f 1164
Red, White, f 1225 Water 1 506, f 1881 Beech-drops 3 197 Albany 2 554
Carolina 555 False 556 Beech-fern I 19
-wheat f 1316
Becx'iteak plant
3 186, f 3187 var Beef-suet Tree 2 468 Bee' s-nest-plant f 2632
99
Bindweed Blackbird i f 1348 Blue 3 137
Brae ted f 2951, 2953 Climbing f 1348 Corn or Ivy i 1348 False 3 22
Fringed Black 1 565 Great
3 99 f 3335
f 3171, 3293 f 1949 116, 1S6 f 1963 2 455 f 1538
Beth-flower, -root
t 1047-8
Betony Head Paul's
3 168 Wild Wood 3
Bibernel
Biddy's Eyes
Bigbtoom
Biiberrj-
2 572; f 1985. 3443 Bog f 2783
Dwarf 2 576
Great 576 Oval-leaved 577 Red f 2795
Tall 2 577
Thin-leaved 576
Bilsted 2 193
Bindweed 3 22, 25-6 Black I 565
3 25 i 3 25, f 2952 j 3 26! f 1348 f 2953 3 26
Hedge Hoary Knot Lozv Small
Trailing 25 Uptight 3 26
Birch Family i 506 Birch I 508-ti
Alpine f 1219
American i 508
Black 510, f 1213, 1214 Bolean i 1212
Bog i 2394
Canoe i 509
Cherry i 510, f 1213 Dwarf I 511, f 1217-19 Glandular i 510
Gray i 510, f 1211, 1213 Low 1 511
Mahogany i 1215 Mountain i 1215 Old Field fi2ii Paper i 509
Pin or Poverty f 1211 Red I 509
River ^09 f 1215
Running f 2798
Scrub I 510
Silver f 1212, 1216 Spice f 1215
Szcanip f 1216
1 510, f 1213 f 1213, 1214
I 509 I 1212
Sweet Water
Western Red White I 508,
510 f 1973 f 3576
Yellow Bird-brier -bell
-seed 3 206, 482, f 292
-iceed f 1337
Bii'd-on-thc-zoingiiif?)
[n-the-bush f 1663 Bird's-bread 2 166
-eye
3 168, 170. f 1494, 1639, 2084, 2824 Red f 1456, 2240 White f 1475, 1477 Bird's-foot Trefoil2 280 Bird's-nest
2 510, 556, f 2642 Giant 2 554
Yellow i 2740
Bird' s-nest-plant f Bird's-pepper t 1687 Bird's-tongne
f 1337, 2824 Birth-root i 435, f 1047-8 BiRTHWORT Family
I 537
Birthwort 1 540
Upright f 1282
Biscuit-leaves f 1054 Biscuits f 1802
Bishop-weed 2 539 Mock 538 Bishop's-cap 2 180-1 •elder 539 -ze'ig f 1775
-wort 3 99
Bistort I 555
Bite-tongue f 1333 Bitter-<7j/^ f 2367
-bloom 2 610
-bush f 1234
Bitter-<-/<;w;- f 2858 -buttons 3 460
Bitter-cress 2 128-130 Bitter-grass f 1023 -herb 2 607; 3 149 Bitter-nut i 485, I 1158 Water f H53
Bitter-root 3 2
Bitter sweet 3 137, 12736 Climbing 2 396
False or Shrubby 396 '&\XX^x-tre/oil i 2889 -weed 3 295, 339, 391 -worm I 2889
Black Alder 2 392, f 3440 Blaclt-a-moor f 136 Blackberrj'
2 202-5, ^ 1896 Bailey's 2 204
Bristly 204 Creeping f 1906
High Bush 2 202 Hispid 203 Knee-high 203 Lozu f 1901
Low Bush 2 204
Low Running 205 Millspaugh's 203 Mountain 202 Running Swamp 203 Sand 203 Blackberry Lily i 453 Black-bur f 1948
Black-cap
2 201 f 136, 965, 1S96 â– Dogwood f 2395 Black-ej-ed Susan
2 425; 3 416 Black-flozver 1 981 Black-grass 2 272
Black-head Grass f 965 Black-gum 2 547
-haw 3 233, f 2830 -heart f 1327
-jacks 3 207
-laurel f 2441
â– lime-tree f 2411
-linn f 1541
-moss f 904
-root 3 171
-Sampson 420 -samcle f 2624
Black-seed 2 272
-Snake-root
2 524, f 2666 -snaps f 2780
Black-thorn 2 250
Black Walnut I 483 Blackweed f 140, 3593 Black-wheat 3 187 Black-wort 67 Bladder-campion 2 o -ketmia 2 425
Bladdernut Family 2 396
Bladder-nut 2 396
Bladder-pod 2 135-8
Bladderwort
Family 3 188
Bladderwort 3 189-193 Closed 3 190
Fibrous 192 Flat-leaved 192 Greater 191 Hidden-fruited 191 Horned 189 Humped 193 Lesser 192 Purple 191 Reversed 190 Rush 189 Swollen 190 Tiny igo Two-flowered 193 Zig-zag 190
54
ENGIvISH INDEX, INCLUDING
G POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
Blanket-leaf 3 143 -flower 451 Blaver 3 491, f 1660 Blazing Star
I 402; 3 315-318, f 1023 Bleaberry 2 576
Bleeding-heart, Wild
2 104
Blephilia 3 105
Blind-eyes i 1659-60 Blinks 2 4
Blister-flowers 2 80 -plant t 1614
-weed f 1615
â– icort f 1612
Blite I 585, fi370
Sea I 584-5
Strawberry i 576 Blood-leaf i 593
-root 2 102
-staunch 3 391
Blood strange f 1593 Bloodwort Family
I 442
Bloodwort
2 228, 607, f 131 1 Mouse 3 283
Striped 285 Bloody Warrior f 3318 Bloomfell 2 280
Blooviinsr Sally f 2566 Bloomy-down i 1471 Blowball 3 271
Blue Beech i 506
Blue Bell
f 1021, 1584, 2993, 3288 Blue Bells 3 60, fi56i of Scotland 3 253 Blue-bonnet 3 491
-bottle 491, f 1021 •buttons 249 -caps 249, 491
-curls 78, 88
-flag I 448-50
-Gentian f 2875, 3072 -poppy 3 491
-tops 492 Blueberry 2 577, f 164s Black 578 Bog f 2783
Canada 2 578
Dwarf 578 Early f 2791
High-bush 2 577 Low 579 Low Black 579 Low-bush 578 Mountain 579 Pale 579 Sugar 578 Swamp 577 Tall 577 Blueberry-root f 1643 Blue-eye 3 168
Blue-eyed Babies f 3393 -grass
I 453, f 1085, 3393 -Mary 3 156, f 1085 Blue Devils f 3056 Blue-flag I 448-50
Slender fio8o Blue-hearts 3 172
Bhie-ioint f 219
Blue Mountain Tea 338 Blue-pipe 2 600
-sailors 3 262
Blue-stem f 373, 3056 Big f 219
Bushy f 221, 224, note Little f2i6 Blue-tangles 2 574 â– thistle 3 69
-weed 69 Bluets 3 212-13
Clustered 215
|
Bob' s-root |
f 2099 |
|
Bog-asphodel |
I 401 |
|
Bog- bean |
2 622 |
|
Bogberry |
581 |
|
Bog-bilberry |
f 2783 |
|
-birch |
* 2394 |
|
-hop |
f 2889 |
|
-myrtle |
f 2889 |
|
-n itt |
f 2889 |
|
-onion |
f 8, 876 |
|
Bog Rush |
I 382 |
(Many Junci so
called) False f 654
Water f 661
Bog-slraivberry f 1937 Bogwort 2 581
Bokhara-clover 273 Bolder f 623
Bole- wort 2 538; 3 492 Bolgan-leaves 3 263 Boltonia 352-3 Bonaparte' s Croicn
f 2337
3 350 3 67, 311 310
f 3631 3 313 312
314-15 3 307 312
307 313 310 3 350
2 400 f 1527 f 1530
3 147
Bone flower Boneset Bastard Blue Climbing Deerwort False Purple Resin Spotted Tall Upland Bonewort Bongay Bonnets
Alligator Bonny Rabbits Boor- or Bore-tree
f 3433 var 2 Boots fi545 Borage Family 3 50 Borage 3 68
Bottle Brush
2 501, f 77. 79. 541 Bottle-grass f 2074 Bouncing- bet 2 18 Bouteloua i 180
Boutry f 3433 var. 2 Bowel-hive f 1955
Bowman 's-root
2 198, f 2321, 3299 Boiu-wood f 1259
Box Family 2 384 Box f 3403
Box, Flowering 2 580 Mountain f 2776 Wild Running f 3404
Box-berry -elder -thorn
Box-wood False
2 572
2 543,
3 216
2 400
3 138 f 1985 f 2712
Boys' Love 3 464, f 4005 Boys and Girls f 1669 Brachyelytrum Brake, Braken
Backache
Buck/torn
Knotty
Lady Osmond Bock Royal Swamp Sweet Winter Bramble Horse Brank
Bread-and-butter
f 1054, 3236
1 146 28-30
f 58 f 8 f36 f 61 f 8 f 71-2 f 8
f 36 f63
2 200
\ 1973 f 1316
Bread-root 2 284, f 9 Breakstone 225, f 1494 Breast-weed f 1148 Breecties-Jioiver f 1669 Breeches, Kitten f 1669 Little-boy's i 1669 Breweria 3 20-21
Brick-timber t 2364 Bride's Laces f 290 Brideweed 3 146
Bridewort 2 224
Brier
Bird or Hip f 1973 Brier Rose f 1973
Bright-eyes f 3393
Brinton-rool i 3299 Broad-leaf 3 206
Brome 1 219-24
Briza-lilce ^ 517
Field 3 506
Rye f 514
Sliort-azuncd f 518 Soft f 51 s
Wild fsig Bronk-bean f 2»8g
-flower f 2996
-grass i 221
Brooklime 3 167, f 1721 Brook-mint 3 120
Brook Sunflower 436 Brookweed 2 587
Broom Clover f 2050 Base or Dyer's 2 271 Green, Scotch, 2 271 Indigo 266 Sweet 31 1
Thorn, Prickly 270 Yellow 266 Broom-brush f 2446 Corn, Wild f 420 Broom Crowberry 2 3S4 Broom-grass i 216, 220 Broom-rape Family 3 194
Broom-rape 3 195-6 Naked i 3358
Broom-sedge f 216, 220 -7('ecd f 3647
Brotherwort 3 115
Brown Betty f 3885 Brown-eyed Susan
3 415- f 3885 Brownwort 3 88
Bruise-wort
2 18; 3 67, 350, f 1667 Brunella Brunnichia Brush Bubby-bush Buck-bean
Buck-bean Buckberry
Seedy Buckbush
3 88 I 569
1 3893 f 1651
Family
2 621 622
2 580 f 2771 f 3453-4
Buckeye Family
2 400
Buckeye
2 401-2, f 2382-4 Big, Fetid, 2 401 Large f 2384
Little f 2385
Ohio 2 401
Purplish 401 Red 402 Sweet, Shrubby, 401
Buckliorn Brake f 8
Buck's-beard 3 269
Buck's horn
2 113; 3 209, f 96
Buck-thorn Family 2 404
Buckthorn
2 250, 405, f 2394 Alder 2 406, f 2294 1
Buckthorn Alder leaved 2 406 Carolina 2 406, f 2829 Lance-leaved 2 405 Purging f 2391
Southern 2 596
Woolly 596
Buckwheat Family' I 541
Buckwheat 1 553-4, 566 False I 566, I 1350 Rough f 1317
Buffalo-berry 2 467-8 -apple, -bean f 2125 -bur 13216 -nut I 537
-pea f 2125, 2205
-need 13592 Bugbane, Amer. 2 57 False 72 Bugle 3 76
Bitter f 31 71
Brown 3 76
Bugle-weed 3 116
Bitter 13171.3173 Szceet f 3168
Bugle-wort 3 116
Bugloss 267 Sea 59 Small 68 Small Wild 61 Viper's 69 Bugseed i 582
Bus^wecd f 1388
Bullace 2 250
Bull-berry f 2538
â– brier f 1056
Bull-dogs 3 147
-flower f 154s
-nut f 1 156
-thistle f 4067
Bullock's-eye f 1820 Bull's-eye f 3988
English f 3885
BuU's-foot 3 469
Bullpates f 387
Bullpoll f 387
Bull-rattle i 1443, 1455 Bull-segg i 136
Bulhueed f 4077
Bullwort 2 538
Bulrush I 261, 265-70 Bulwand 3 466
Bumblebee-root i 1047 Bumelia f 2829
Bunchberry 2 543
Bunch- Eiiergreen i gz Bunch-Flower
Family i 399 Bunch-flower i 406-7 Bunch-grass
1 318, 354- 538 Buffalo 1 501
Early f 441
Feather f 310
Great f 501
Bunch-Pink 2 20
-Plums f 2710
Bunk 3 262, f 2684 Bur 3 483
Buffalo f 3216
Button, Clot, 3 298 Canadian i 3919 Creeping 1 96
Ditch, Sea, Sheep,
3 298
Dog 13919 Great 3 483
Sand 136 Small Sheep i 3021 Bur-chervil 2 528
-clover f 2066
Bur Marigold 3 436-8 Bur-reed Family
I 63
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT
NAMES. 55
Bur-reed i 6.3-4
Floating i 140, note Bur-thistle 3 298
Burdock 3 298, 483-4 Prairie 3 408
Eurhead 1 86; 3 220 BuRMANNiA Family I 455
Burmannia i 456
Burnet 2 228
Burnet Rose 593 Burning Bush 394 Burnt-'veed f 2566 Burnut, Ground 2 352 Burn ic ood Bark f 2355 Burren Myrtle
2 572, f 1159 Burseed 3 54
Bursti ng-heart f 2365 Burweed 3 297-8
Bush-Clover 2 322 Creeping- 321 Hairy 324 Japan 325 Narrow-leaved 324 Nuttall's 322 Prairie 325 Round-headed 324 Slender 323 Stuve 's 323 Trailing- 322 Wand-like 323 Bush-Honeysuckle
3 242
Tartarian 241 Bulcher's Prick-tree
f 2368, 2395
Butter-bur
3 470, f 4019-23
Butter-and-Eggs 3 146
Buller-cresses
f 1614-15, 1618
Buttercup 3 73-85 See Crowfoot 2 77-82 Arctic 74 Bristly 80 Bulbous 80 Bundle-rooted f 1621 Creeping 2 81
Early 82 Figwort 85 Hairy 82 Harvey's 77 Hispid 81 Lapland 74 Macoun's 80 Marsh 81 Meadow 2 79, f 1545 Missouri 2 74
Northern 77 Nuttall's 85 Pigmy 76 Pursh's 73 Running i 1935
Snow 2 76
Spotted-leaf i 1618 Swamp 2 81
Tall 79 Tufted 82
Butter Daisy
i 1614-15, 1618
Butter-flowers 2 80 Great f 1445
Butter-print f 2430
Butterfly-dock 3 470 â– pea 2 333
-weed 3 5-6
Butternut i 484, f 3539
Butterweed
3 391, 481, f 2430
Butterwort 3 193-4
Button-ball 2 194
-bush 3 216
Button-Snakeroot
2 522; 3 315
Button-Snakeroot Dense Dotted Hairy Large
Loose-flowered
Prairie
Slender Button-tree Button-weed
3 217-218, 492, Button-wood
-Shrub Buzzies Cabbage
Bai'gcman's
Szuamp Cabomba Cactus Family Cactus
.V8 316
318 317 317 216
Canby's Mountain
Lover 2 395
Cancer-drops f 3364 â– jalap fi4i5 -root 3 195, 197
-zceed f 312-1.3577 -wort 3 145
Candleberry fii6o Candles. Sztamp f 2:^14
f243o
2 194
3 216 f 4057 2 118 f 1704
1881 2 41 2 460 2 461-4
Prickly Pear i 2527 Russian f 1397
Tree i 2533
Cadlock f 1701, 1707 Calabazilla 3 250
Calais, False 278 Calamint 3 108-10, f 3161, 3164 Field f 3147
Water f 3182
Calamint Balm 3 109 Calamus-root 1 364 Calathian Violet f 2875
Candle-tree Candlewick Can dock Cane
Maiden
Szcitck Cane-brake Can-hoop Canker-blooms
-lettuce
-root
-rose
-weed
3 199 3 143. f '36 f 1528 I 233, f 400 f 225 f 542 } 233 f 2363 2 232 550
2 54, 591 ; 3 145 2 99, 232 3 289, 482
Calfkill Calf-snout Calico bush
-wood Calla, mid Calmus, (N. J.) Calophanes Caltrop Family
2 563
3 147
2 564 598
f 880 <883
3 202
Caltrop, Greater
Land
Water Caltrops Calypso Camass, Death
Eastern Camels-foot Cammock
f 2454, 3983, 4051 Camomile, Arctic 3 459
2 351
2 352 352 501
3 493 I 477 f 979
f 1018 f io8q
-wort Canna-doivn Ca}ioe-u'ood Canterbury-bells Cape Gooseberry
Dwarf Caper Family Caper, Wild Caper- bush Capers Capmint Capon' s-tail
-grass Caraway
Wild Car berry Cardinal-flower
Blue Careless Carnation grass
I 330, f 713, 742 Carpenter '-herb
3
-square -weed Carpet-grass
271 f 638 f 1542 3 254 131 126
2 154
377 377 f 1545
3 109 f 1561
f 498
2 535 3 474-5
f 1870
3 258 258
fi399
76, 88 f 3242
V?6
Carpet Weed Family
456 455 459 456 460 f 1639 3 459
Corn or Field Dog's or Fetid German Garden or Low Rayless Red
Scentlsss
Scotch or White 456
Wild 458-9 Yellow or Ox-eye 458
Campion
Bladder 2 9
Meadow 14
Moss 8
Red 14
Red Alpine 7
Rose 1 6
Snoivy f 1442
Starry 2 8
Western White 9
White 13
Canada-balsam i 57
-pest i 2865
-potato 3 429
-root f 2900
-snake-root i 538
-tea f 2775
Canadian Bur 13019
Canary Grass i 130-1
Southern f 291
Wild f 2916
Canary-vine f 1672
Carpet-weed Carrion-flower Carrot Family Carrot, Wild Carrot-weed Carvies Case-weed Cashes
Cassandra, Dwarf Cassena
Evergreen Cassia, Dwarf Cassiope Castor-bean Castor-oil Plant Catalpa
Hardy
Western Catawba Cat-berry Catbrier Catchfly, Corn
Dover
English
Forked
Garden
Limeivort
Lobel's
Night-flowering Nodding Nottingham Round-leaved Royal Sleepy
Small-flowered
3 200,
597 598 439 508 510 295 535 139 532 570 . 591 f 2358 f 2035 2 565-6 368 368
3 199 12368 f 3368 f 3367
1 1870, 2364
1 440 3 514
2 9 12 12
f 1450 f 1450 2 II 12 9 9 10 10 11 12
Catchfly, Corn Striate 3 514
Sweet William 2 11 Catch-weed
3 61, 220, 1 3428 Cat gut 2 292
Cat -locks i 638
Cat-mint, Catnep 3 86 Cat-o'mne-tails i 136 Cat-peas 2 326
Cat-tail Family
1 62
Cat-tail I 62-3
-tree 2 395
-whin 232 •ivliisiles f 80
Cat's-clover 280 -ear 3 265, 398, f 3574 -eye 168, 170
-faces 2 455
-foot 3 87, 398-9
-milk 2 379
-paws 3 398
-tail 2 502, 1 77
Blue f 3056
Cedar i 58-60, 1129, 133 Carolina f 133
False While 1 129 Feather-leaf i 129 Ground f 2474
Post 1 130
Indian f 1208
Red I 60
Shrubby Red 60 Southern White 59 Sivamp f 130
White I 58
Celandine 2 103, 1 1638 Greater 2 103
Bj'ook 1 2388
Lesser 2 85
Wild f 2388-9
Celandine Poppy 2 102 Celery, Wild 533, 1 208 Water 1 208, 161 2 Cel ery-seed 1 1313
Cenizo f 1385
Centaury 2 607-8;
3 492. 1 2287 American Red 12858 Corn 3 491
European f 2852 Ground 1 2284
Cercocarpus 2 223
Cereus 2 460-1
Chaerophyllum 529 Chadlock 119 Chaetopappa 3 351 Chafe-weed 395, 401-3 Chaff-seed 3 181
Chaff-weed 2 593
Chain-fern 1 20
Netted f 43
Chair-maker's Rush
1 265
Chamaesaracha 3 133-4 Charlock
2 119, 121, 1 1700 Cheat I 222, 1 522. 1753 Pifie i 1513
Checkerberry
2 572; 3 216 Cheese-rennet 3 219 Cheeses, Cheese-flower
2 416
Dog, Dutch, Fairy 416 Cheese-bowl 2 99 1 1658 Cheese-cake 2 416 Chenile 3 138
Cherry, Appalach. 2 250 Bird 1 2022
Bessey's 2 251
Cabinet 253 Choke 252, 1 2026 Western 1 2025
56
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES. Voi,.
Cherry Crab Dwarf E?riot Fire Ground Indian Jean Mahaleb Hazard
2 251
250 251
f 2022
3 126-133 f 2394 2 251 252 251
Perfumed 252 Pigeon or Pin 252 Red f 2022
Run 2 253
Sand 250 Sour 251 Sweet 251 Western Sand 251 Western Wild 253 IVIiiskey f 2026
Wild 2 251 ,
f2024, 2026, 3202 Wild Black 2 253 Wild Red 252 Winter 3 132, f 2387
Cherry-pie f 2568
Cherry-tomato 3 137 -wood 230
Chervil, Bur 2 528 Garden 528 Hemlock 511 Needle 531 Rough 511 Spreading 529 Siceel f268i Teinturier's 2 530 Wild 528
Chess I 219, 221-4
Compact 3 506
Field 506 Swamp i 506
Chestnut i 515
Water 2 500
Chicken-berrv
f 2775, 3404 -fighters i 2484
Chicken^ s-loes f 1389
Chickenweed
3 482, f 1475
Chickweed, AUbone 2 22
Alpine 27 Blinking 4 Clammy f 1481
Common 2 21
Field 27 Forked 40 Germander 3 170 Gravel f 1524
Great 2 22
Indian i 598
Ivy 3 170
Jagged 2 28
Low 2 1
Marsh 21 Meadoio f 1489
Mouse-ear 2 25-8 Nodding 26 Red 593 Sea 36 Short-stalked 26 Silver 38 Slender-forked 40 Star i 1476
Slar-floivered f 2822 Starwort 2 28
Water 2 4, f 1472, 2340 Water, Mouse-ear
2 20
Chicory Family 3 261 Chicory 262 Chicot f 2043
Chigerer-weed i 3984 Chiiding Cudweed
3 395
Chiding Cudweed !
-Pinl: f 1468
-Siceet William f 1468 Children' s-bane i 26gi Chimney-pinis f 1466
-sweeps 3 207, 1965 China-root, Avier. or False f 1056
China-tree, Wild 2 402 Chinks f 2775
Chinquapin i 515
Chin icood f 135
ChiUam-wood 2 389 Chitttm-u-ood f 2S29 Chive Garlic 1 412 Chives 412 Chloris 178 Chocolate, I ndiani 1940 Chocolate-flo'cer f 2239
-root f 1940, 1945 Choke-berry 2 236-7
-cherry 252
-dog. False f 2934 Choke-pear
2 234, fi983-4
-vetch 3 195
Chowley 2 340
Chris-root f 1549
Christmas Evergreen
-flo'cer f 1550
-rose f 1549
Christmas-green i 43 Christopher, Herb
2 55. f 8, 1954 40Q 24s
379 510
511 530-31 f 2681 ivood f 1654 f 3367-8 f 3367 2 209-17 211 214 213 214
f 1935
2 215 212 210 212 209 209 211 213 209 217 214 217 211 212 210
215
209 210
209
215 216 213
3 123 f 993 I 592
CI a vcr Claytonia Clayweed Cleareye Clearweed Cleats Cleavers Dyer's
Chrysogonum Church-brooms Churnstaff Cicely, Fool's
Rough
Sweet Cicely-root Cin nanton- Cigar-tree
Indian Cinquefoil
Arctic
Branched
Bushy
Coast
Common
Cut-leaved
Diffuse
Downy
Five-stamened Glandular Hoary Low
Nicollet's Northern Marsh Prairie Purple Robbins' Rough
Rough-fruited Shrubby Silvery Snowy Tall
Three-toothed
Wood
Woolly Citronella Civet
Cladothrix
Clammy Honeysuckle f 2747
Clammy-weed 2 157-8 Clamoun Clapzcnrt Clary, Wild Clary
Vervain Claver-grass
3 220, f 3412
564 f3363 3 loi
lOI
f 2084
2 3-4
3 469 loi
I 533 3 469 3 219 224 13424
Clover Meadow Old-field Pea-vine Pin
Plaster
2 276 276 f 2076 2 344 f 2069
Prostrate Mountain
see Bedstraw 3 219-26 Cleever-wort 3 220 Clematis 2 67-70
Addison Brown's 69 Curl-floicered f 1584 Dwarf i 1588
Fremont's 2 70 Marsh 68 Mountain 70, f 1592 Scott's 2 70
Silky 69 Sim's 68 Whoi'l-leaved f 1592 Cleome 2 155-6
Prickly f 1792
Cleoniella 2 157
Cliff-brake 1 29-30 Climath 2 388
Climbing Bittersweet 2 396
Climbing False Buck- wheat I 566 Climbing Fern Fam- ily 1 7 Climbing-Fern 7 -fumitory 2 105 -hempweed 3 313 -sailor 144 Cling-rascal 220 Clintonia i 428-9 Clock 3 207 Cloistered Heart f 2876 Clot-bur 3 297-8, 484 Spring f 3598 Clothier's Brush 3 248 Clotweed 297 Cloud- berry 2 200, f 1898 Clove-strip f 2561. Clover 2 272-80 Alsatian 278 Alsike 27S Beckwith's 277 Bokhara 273 Brazilian 272 Broad-lcai'ed f 2075 Buffalo 2 278 Bur 2 273, f 2066 Burgundy 2 272 Bush 321-5 California f 2067 Carnation 2 276 Cabul 273 Calf f 2074 Carolina 2 279 Cat's 280 Chilian 272 Cow f 2076 Crimson 2 276 Dutch 279 Dusty f 2200 French f 2073 Giant f 2076 Hare's-foot 2 276 Hart's 274 Heart 273 Honej-suckle 276, 279 Hop 272, 275 Horned f 2065 Honey f 2068 Italian 2 276 Japan 325 King's 274 Lady's i 2250 Least Hop 2 275 Low Hop 275 Mammoth f 2076 Marsh i 2889
2 277 2 289-91 276 276 276 276 278 f 2250
2 275 272 272 276 278
27.-5-4 273 279
1 2203
3 216
2 275
277 f 2050
3 97
97
Prairie Purple Pussy Rabbit- foot Red
Running Buffalo
Sleeping
Smaller Hop
Snail
Spotted
Stone
Swedish
Sweet
Tree
White
Wild
Winter
Yellow
Zig-zag Clover-bloom Clown's All-heal
-heal
Club-Moss Family
I 39
Club-moss I 40-43 Dzvarf f 99
Interrupted f 93 Marsh f 90
Prickly f TOO
Savin-leaved f 94 Tree-like f 92
Upright f 88
Club-rush I 262-4
Chairmaker's 265 Hedge- hog f 570 River f 628
Sea f 627
Wood I 263, f 629 Club-weed 3 492
duckies f 1559
Clump-head grass f 636 Cluster-berries f 2795 Coakum f 1415
Cocash 3 367
-rem/ f 4047
Cock-head 3 97
Cockle f 1467
Cockle-bur
3 298, 4S4, f 1957 Sea 1 3600
Cockle-button 3 484 Cocks 207 Cockscomb, Red f 1399 Vellozc
Cocksfoot Cock-sorrel Coco-grass Cod-head
* 3339 f 457- 1561 f 1 301
*557 3 149
Codlings and Cream
2 482
Coe-grass f 926
Cohosh 2 55-6
Black f 1554
Blue 2 91, f 1555 Red f 1554
Jl'hite i 1555
Coffee, Magdad 2 259 Negro 259 Wild 3 234
Coffee-bean, Am. f 2043 Coffee-nut 2 261
plant f 2579
-senna 2 259
-tree, Kentucky 2 261 Cojotc, Chili . f 3485 Coleseed 2 119. f 1704 C"lewort, Hare's 3 272
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT
NAMES.
57
Colic-root
I 425-6; 3 315, 318. f 1068, 1277 -weed 1 1669-70, 1674 -tvort f 1955
Collard 3 473, f 881 CoUinsia 3 156
Co//iitso?i's Flo'wer
f 3186
Colloniia 3 42
Colt-herb 469 Coltsfoot 3 469,
f 1277, 1545. 2804 False f 1277
Sweet 3 469-470
Colt's-tail 391 Columbine 2 58
Feathered f 1634 Columbo, Amer. 2 619 Coma f 2829
Comandra I 536-7
Comb {-Dak.) 13896 Comb-flo-iver f 3900 Comfrey 3 67
Middle 76 Saracen's 14051 Wild 3 54
Compass-plant 3 408 Cone-flower
Brilliant f 3887
Britton's 3 416
Clasping-leaved 418 Flat-headed 417 Gray-headed 418 Green-headed 417 Long-headed 419 Orange 416 Prairie 419 Purple 420 Short-rayed 419 Showy 417 Spatulate-leaf 417 Sweet 415 Tall 417 Thin-leaved 415 Congo-root f 2099
Conifers i 49-53 Conobea 3 159
Conqzier-John 11039 Conquerors 2 400
Con sound f 3053
King's 1 1562
Consumption-weed
i 2726
Continental-tea 1 2742 Convulsion-iveed or
-root f 2739
Cooliveed . i 1268 Coolwort 2 178
Coon-root f 1665
Cooperia i 444
Copal-balsam 2 193 Copalm 193 Coral-and-Pearl 1 1554 Coral-berry 3 236
Coral Evergreen i 96 Coral-root 1 478-9
Crested 481 Small, Late, f 1140 Wister's 478 Cord-grass i 175-6 Fresh-water 1 401 Coreopsis, Goldeni 3927 Cork-elm i 524
Corkscrew-plant 1 1127 Cork-wood Family I 489
Cork-wood 489 Corn-campion 2 7 -bind 3 26, 1 1348 -binks 491 -blue-bottle 3 491 -bottle 491 -centaury 491 -cockle 2 7
Corn -flower -grass -gromwell -kale -lily
-Mayweed -poppy -pink -root -rose -salad -spurry Cornel Alternate-leaved Bailey's
3 491 1257 3 63
2 119
3 26 459
2 99
1 1438 f 1665
2 7- 99
3 245-7
2 36 3 543-6
546 545
Blueberry i 2714 Dwarf 2 543
Lapland 12711 Low 2 543
Northern Dwarf 5,^3 Panicled 545, f 2719 Red-osier 2 545
Rough-leaved 544 Round-leaved 544 Silky 544 Stiff 546 Waxberry f 2717 IVhite f 2712, 2718 Cornelian Tree 2 543 Corns/alk-zceed Coronilla Copper-lea/ Corpse-plant Corydalis
f 154 2 310
1 2726
2 555 2 105-7
1 1678
f 1673 1 1674
3 458 3 458
171
Golden Pale Yellozv Cost
Costmary Cottagers Cotton, Wild
1 2896, 2914 Cotton-grass i 271-3 Hare' s-iail i 638 Cotton-gum 2 547
-rose 3 395
-rusk, -grass i 271-3 -seed tree 1 3834
-tree 1 11 72
-weed
3 398, 400, 1 2430 Cottonwood I 491-3, 1 1168. 2413 Big 1 1 172
Black I 491, fii66 River 1 1168
Sivanip 1 1 168
Willow I1166 Yellozv f 1 172
Couch-grass i 226
Black 1 336
False 3 507
Cough-root 1 1048
Coughzveed 1 4047 Coughwort 3 469
Cowbane 2 513
Spotted 536 Cow-basil 11467 Cowbell 2 9
Cowberry 217, 580, 13404 Cow-cress 2 iii
-grass 277, 1 1337, 2075 -herb 2 18
â– lily _ 42, 1 1545 -parsnip 2 514
-plant 1 2750
â– quake 1455, 1513 -rattle 1 1455
-tongue 1 1029
-wheat 3 188
Cowslip 2 51, 1 1034, 1621, 2388 American
2 594. f 1545
Cowslip Spring 1 1545
Virginia 3 60
Cozcslops 1 1545
Cow's-lungwort 3 143 -tail 391 -wort 185 Cowthwort 93 Crab Apple 2 234-5 Fragrant 1 1979 Lozca 1 1980
Sorilhern 1 1978
Wild 1 1978-9
Crab-grass 1 1337, 1389 Little 3 496, 1 241a Sprouting 1 273
Crab-stock 1 1982
Crab Tree
2 235, 1 1978, 1982 Cracker-berry 1 2710 Crackers 1 2780
Crain f 1629
Crake-berry 2 383
-needles 531 Cramberry f 2799, 2800 Crambling Rocket
2 159
Cramp-bark 1 3435 Cranberry
2 580-82, 1 2799 High-Bush 3 229 Hog 1 2343, 2776 Marsh f 2799, 2800 Mountain 2 582, 1 2776 J?ock 1 2795
Upland, Wild 1 2776 Cranberry-tree 3 229-30 Crane-willow 1 3403 Crane's-berry i 2799 Crane's-bill 2 341-4 Bicknell's 343 Carolina 342 Culver-foot 344 Cut-leaved 343 Dove's-foot 344 Long-stalked 342 Pigeon-foot 344 Round-leaved 342 Siberian 341 Small-flowered 343 Spotted 341 Starlights 344 Wild 341 Crap 1 1316
Crashes 1 1721
Crawley-root f 1140 Crazy-Bet 1 1545
Crazy-weed Colorado 2 309
Stemless 309 Woolly 29S Creek-grass 1 146
Creek-stuff 1 402
Lozv 1 405
Upland i 401
Creek-thatch i 176 Creeper
1 2410, 2951, 3487 Creeping-Charlie
3 87, 1 1813 •Jennie 2 589,
1 96, 98, 1816, 3487 -Mitchella 1 3404 Creeping Snowberry
2 581
-bur 1 96
Cress (see Peppergrass) 2 110-12 Alpine 2 130
American 1 17 11 Bank 1 1696, 17H Bastard 2 114, 1 1684 Belle-Isle 2 122
Bermuda 1 171 1
Bitter 2 122, 128-30
Cress
Bro'vn 1 1721
Bulbous 2 131
Cow III Curved-fruited 126 Dock 3 262
Early Winter 2 122 Field III Garden 112 Golden 112 Hoary 11 1
Lamb's f 1725
Land 1 1711, 1725 Mouse-ear 2 146 Penny 114 Purple 130 River f 1723
Rock 2 147-50
Rocket 122 Round-fruited 125 Sessile-flowered 126 Spring 1 1733
Swine's 2 113
Thale 146 Tower 1 178 1
Town 2 112
Wall 146 Wart 2 III, 113
Water 124-127 Winter 122 Yellow 122-24, 1 1713 (see Watercress)
2 124-127 Crested Dwarf Iris i 451 Crinkle-root 2 132
Cristatella, James' 156 Crocus ( N. C. ) 1 2774 Prairie, Wild, 1 1581 Croneberry 1 2799 Crop-weed 3 492
Cross, Herb-of-the 70 Cross-of -Jerusalem
2 14
Crosstoes i 2084
Cross Vine 3 198, 1 3366 Crossweed 1 1705-6 Crosswort 2 588, 3 311 Croton 2 362-3
Lindheimer's 3 518 Crotonopsis 2 364
Crouper-bush 1 3403 Crowberry Family 2 383
Crowberry 383-4, 1 2776 Brown 1 2344
Plymouth 1 2344
Crowd-weed
f 1684, 1703 Crow-flower 2 14 Crowfoot Family
2 50
Crowfoot 2 77-82, 1 92, 98, 1545, . 1574, 1735- 2239 Biting 1 1612
Bristly i 1616
Celery-leaved 2 79 Corn 83 Cursed i idii
Ditch 2 79
Dwarf f 1600
Hooked 2 79
Ivy-leaved 84 Kidney-leaved 78 Marsh 1 1612
Mountain 2 78 I1604 Musk 3 243
Prairie 2 77
Rock 78 Rough f 1613
Rough-fruited 1 1606 Seaside 2 86
Small-flowered 82 Smooth 1 1609
Spiny-fruited 2 83
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ENGLISH INDEX, INCIvUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
Crowfoot Water 2 73, 84
Wood 3 243
See Buttercup 2 73-85 Crownbeard 3 429
Golden 430 Small Yellow 430 Sunflower 430 White 429 Crown-of-tlie-field 2 7 Crow-needles 531 Crow's-nest 510 Crow-pea 2 329, 383 -poison i 973
Crowtoes 2 280, f 1735 Crozc-vicliials f 3095 Cryptanthe 3 57
Cryslal-iL'ort t 1578 Citckle-biir i 3600
Citcklcs f 3944
Cuckold 3 437
-dock 484 Q.Vlc^^ooâ– huds fi6i5 -button 3 484
-flower 2 14, 128, f 1455, 2250 -gxllifloiver f 1458 -grass f 965
-spit f 1724
Cuckoo's-meat 2 345 Cucumber, Bur 3 252 Creeping 250 Star 252 Wild
f 1576, 3487, 3489 Cucumber-root i 435 tree 2 47-8,
f 1537. 1539, 1542 Cudweed
Dwarf Low Marsh
Mountain 3;
Norwegrian
Purplish
Western Marsh
Winged
Wood Culver-foot
-wort Culver's Physic
-root
Cuphea, Clammy 2 473 Cupid' s-deiight f 251 1 Cupid's-Jlozt'er Cup-plant Cupseed Curdwort Curlen'-bcrry Ciirlock fi703, 1707 Curly-grass i 7
Curly Head f 1588 Currant, Black 2 190-1 Buffalo 192 Cloi'e i 1877
Fetid 2 190
Flozcering f 1877 Golden 2 192
Indian 3 236
Missouri 2 192
Northern Black 190 Red 191 Skunk f 1872
3 402 402 402 18, 402 3 403 403 402 401 403
2 344 f 1561
3 171 171
f 2943 3 406
2 93
3 219 f 2343
Squaw 2 White-flowered
Wild Black Currant-leaf Cushion Pink Custard-apple
ILY
Ctistard-apple Cut-heal Cut-paper Cutting Almond Cyclanthera
191 f 1848 2 8 Fam-
2 49 f 1543
3 245 f 1260
3 411 251
Cycloloma i 577
Cymopterus 2 517
Cynosciadium 521 Cyperus i 234
Awned 237 Baldwin's 246 Brown 239 Coarse 242 Coast 237 Elegant 237 Engelmann's 243 Flat 238 Globose 245 Gray's 246 Hale's 241 Hall's 240 Houghton's 246 Lancaster 244 Low 236 Marsh 238 Michaux's 242 Nuitall's 236 Pine-barren 245 Red-rooted 241 Reflexed 244 Rough 244 Round-root i 557 Schweinitz's 1 238 Sheathed 239 Shining 236 Short- pointed 239 Slender 245 Straw-colored 243 Toothed 240 Yellow I 235, 241 Cynthia 3 263
Cypress i 58, f 120, 2337 Bald I 58
Belvedere f 1387 Black, Red, Sivamp. Southern, Viiginia or White f 128 Broom, f 1387
Heath f 94
Standing f 2985, note Summer f 1387
Cypress-moss i 94
Cypress-vine 3 22, f 1672 Cypress-grass f 544 Cyrilla Family 2 389 Cystopteris i 12-13 Daddy-nuts f24ii Dagger-flower 3 384 Daggers f 290, 1077 Dasies (Ohio) any Aster Daisy 3 350, f38i5, 3820 Arctic 3 457
Big, or Bull 457 Blue i 3513
Blue Spring 3 388 Brown i 3885
Butter 3 457, f 1614-15, 1618 3 350 457 350 f3988 3 350 457 271
Childing Dog
European Field
Garden, March Horse Irish
Michaelmas 378, f376o (and Asters gener- ally)
Midsummer 3 457 Moon, or Maudlin 457 Nigger f 3885
Ox-eye, Poor-land 457 Purple 3 365
Western 350 White 457 Y''ellow 416 Daffy-doivn-dilly i 1047 Dakota Potato f 2227 Dalibarda 2 205
Damask Violet 154
Dame 's-gilli flower
2 154
-rocket, -violet 154 Dandelion 3 271, f 3550 Blue f35i3 Dwarf 3 264
False 3 278-9, f 3516 Fall or Dog 266, f 3522 ^i!^h i 3571
Red-seeded 3 271 Danes' Blood 254 Dangleberry2 574, f2796 Daphne 2 465
Darnel 1 225
Darby a 3 513, f 1276a Date Plum 2 597
Day-berjy t 1870
Day-flower I 375-6 -lily 1 411
Dead- Men' s Bonesi^22,6 Dead-nettle
3 92- 94-5. 97 Hemp 3 92
Henbit 94
Death Camass i 979
Decumaria 2 185
Deerberry
2 572, 580; 3 216 Seedy f 2788
Deer-food i 1526
-grass 2 474
-hair f6li
Deer-laurel i 2750 â– vine f 3450
-wood i 1208
Deer's-tongue
3 319, f 1012-13
DeiVs spoons f 142, 188
DeviV s-apple f 1646,3222 -bit I 402, 3 318, f 972 -bite f 984, 3642
-claus i 1625
-darning-needle
2 531, f 1582 -fig f 1663 -flax f 3236 -fingers 11171,2084 -floiver f 1456 -grandmother 3 305 -grass f 229, 3531 -grip f 1425
-g7ltS f I5I3. 2963
-head-tn-a-bush f 2437 -hair f 1582
-hop-vine f 1054
-iron-weed
3 274. * 3539 -milk 1 2332-3 -paint-brush 3 284 -pitchforks i 3944 -plague f 2632 -rattle-box f 1443 -root 3 196 -shoestrings f 2 1 1 7 -tether f 1348 -tongue f 2527-8 -trumpet 1 3222 -walking-stick f 2272 -zveed 1 3539
Dewberry 2 204-5, ^1897 Dew-cup 2 225
Dewdrop f 1907
Dew-plant 2 161-2 De Witt's Snakeroot
3 290
Dewtry 139 Diapedium 205 Diapensia Family
2 582
Diapensia 583 Dichondra 3 20
Dichromena I 256-7 Dicksonia, Hairy f 22 Dill 2 525
Dillweed 3 455
Dindle
Diplachne
Dish-cloth
Dish-mustard
Disporum
Ditaxis
Ditch bur
-grass
-moss Dittany, Amer.
Mountain Dock
272 I 186 â– f 1047 I 1692
1 431-2
2 364-5 3 298 f 176
I 93 3 116
f 3167 1 548-51
Batter 3 470, f 142 Bitter i 552
Bloody 551 Blunt-leaved i 1313 Broad-leaved 1 552 Butter 3 470, f 1313
Butterfly Can Clustered Cuckold Curled Dove Elf
Fiddle
Flea
Golden
Great Water
Kettle
Mullen
Narrow
3 470 i 152S I 551 3 484 I 551 3 469 404 I 552 3 470 I 552 550 3 482 143 f 1309
Pale 1 549, f 1305
Patience Peach-leaved Prairie 3 4( Red-veined Sharp
Smaller Green Sour
I 550 549 8, 411
} 551 f 1301 I 551 548,
f 1299, 1309, 1315
I 549 549 548
3 143 I 550, f 8»2
I 550 549 549 I 1302 f 1309
Swamp { Tall
Veined I Velvet
Water
Western
White j Willow-leaved I Winged
yellow Dock-cress, Succory
3 262
Dockmakie 230 Dodder Family 3 27 Dodder 27-31 A mericati i 2967 I Beaked ' 3 30
Button-bush 29 Clover Compact Cuspidate ' Field ! Flax
Glomerate Gronovius' I Hazel 1 Lesser ' Love-vine Lucerne Pretty Smart-weed Thyme Dogbane Family
3 I
Dogbane Bitter f 2895
Claspi ng-leave d 3 3 St. fohns f 2897
Spreading 3 2 Velvet 3
Dogberry
2 188, 233, f 1029 -tree 2 236, f 2717
Dog-bur f 3019-20
28 31 30 28 27 31 30 29 28 f 2958 f 2957 3 29 28 28
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
59
Dog-fennel
PaUe Dog-finkle
-la iirel -hly -mitt I -plum -poison -rose -loes Dog's-din iter -mouth -parsley -rib
-tongue
3 307, 455 453 3 455 f 868 f 2764 f 1527 f 3'46 f 1030
2 520 232
f 3848 f 2474
3 147
2 520
3 207 3 53. 319
Dog's-tooth Violet I 420 y'ellotv f 1012
ir/n/e f 1013
Dogwood Family
2 542
Dogwood 2 543-6,
f 1985, 2368, 2712, 272a. 3434 (See Cornel 2 543-6) Alder-leaved f 2713 A merican f 271 2 Black f 2395
Blue f 2720
European f 2368 False 2 399
Florida f 2712
Flowering 2 543 Green Osier f 2713 Poison 2 388
Pond 3 216
Purple f 2720
Red Osier 2 545
Striped 399 Swamp 2 354, 388, 544 White 3 229
WInle-friiited f 2718 Dollar-leaf f 2726
Delphi iijioiver f 1562 Door-<?'; ai^, -weed i 561 Double-claw 3 201 -leaf f 1129
-tooth 3 437
Dove-dock 3 469
Dove's foot 2 344
Do wn-hill-of-L ife
f 2815
Dozvn Ling f64i Down-weed 3 395
Draba, see Whitlow- grass 2 140-4 Dragon Broivn f 876 Female or Water f 880 Dragon-head
3 87-8, f 3098 False 3 89
Dragon-root I 361
Dragon's Blood 2 341 -claws f 1140, 1 142 -mouth 3 147, f 1119 -tongue f 2735
Drake f 395
Dreiv f 183
Drooping Avens f 1940 Drop-flower 3 288
â– seed f 320-331
Dropsy-plant f 3144 Dropwort, Water
2 513. * 2639 Western i 1888
Drumheads f 2276 Drunk f 522
Drunkards f 1545, 2775 Dryas 2 222-23
Duck-acorn f 1534 Duckretter f 984
Ducks f 1089-92
Duck's- foot 2 225, f 1646 Duck's meat i 888
Duckweed Family
1 365
Duckweed i 365-7 Least 3 509
Pointed 510 Dulichium 1 247
Dynimy-:cecd f 4019 Dupatya i 373
Dupontia 209 Duscle 3 134
Dusty-clover f 2200 -husband i 1775
Dusty Miller 3 465 Dutch-beech i 1164 â– flax f 1753
Dvitchman's-breeches
2 104
-pipe I 540, f 2739 Dutch-morgan 3 457 Dye-leaves i 2359, 2832 Dyer's-broom 2 271 -cleavers f 3423-4 -Green-weed 2 271 -mignonette 158 -rocket 15S -weed
2 158; 3 344. * 3693 -whin 2 271
Dye-weed 271 Dysentery-root, -iveed f 3023
Ear-Jczcel f 2388
Earning-grass 3 194 'Ean\\-nli)iond i 559 -apple 3 429
-club 197 -gall 2 607, f 9S4 -smoke f 1680
Easter- bell f 1477
-flmver f 1581
-lily f 1062
Eaton ia i 192-3
Ebony Family 2 596 Eclipta 3 413
Eel-grass i 82. 93
Green i\ii2(:i Egg-plant 3 235
Eggs-and- Bacon 146 Eglantine 2 232
Egriot 251 Eleven-o^ clock- Lady
t 1019
Elder American Bishop's Box
Common Dwarf Horse
Marsh 3 229 Mountain Poison 2 388, Prickly Red
Red-berried
Rose
Sweet
Water
Wild Elder-berry
-blow Eldin
Elecampane Elephant's-foot
-trunk Election-posies Elfdock Elk-bark
-nut Elk-tree
-wood Filer
Elm F'amily Elm American
228-9 228
2 539
400 f 3432 2 539. f 2629
3 404 292-4
228
f 3433 f 2626 * 3435 3 228 229 228 229
2 507
3 228 228 470 404
304-5 201 f 3318 3 404 ii538 f 1276 2 571
f 1223 I 523 I 524-6 1 524
Elm
Bastard f 1255
Cliff I 524
Cork 524, f 1252
Corky White f 1251 False 1 526
Hickory 524 Indian f 1253
Moose or Red i 525 Racemed f 1251
Rock
I 524, fi250, 1253 Slippery i 525
Siceel f 1253
Swamp I 524, f 1250 Water
I 524, 526, f 1252 White I 524
Winged 525 Witch fi252 Elsholtzia 3 124
Elyna i 284
Enchanter 's-Night-
shade 2 499-500
Enchanter's-plant 3 70 Enjelmannia 410 Eiislen's Vine 12929 Equisetum i 39
Eragrostis I 188
Capillary 188 Clustered 191 Creeping 192 Frank's 188 Hair-like 191 Low 189 Meadow 191 Prairie igo Purple igo Pursh's 189 Short-stalked 190 Strong-scented 189 Tufted 188 Eriocarpum 3 328-9 Erigeron Arctic 3 385
Hoary 387 Hyssop-leaved 387 Low 386 Rough 385 Three-nerved 386 Tufted 386 Eriogonum i 542-6 Allen's 543 Annual 544 Branched 545 Crisp-leaved 544 Few-flowered 545 James' 543 Long-leaved 543 Long-rooted 546 Narrow-leaved 546 Nodding 546 Slender 544 Winged 542 Yellow 545 Eryngo 2 522-3
Water i 2660
Erysimum 2 151-2 Eulophus 528 Eiirotia, American
1 58t
Eustoina 2 612
Evans'-root f 1940 Evening Lychnis 2 13 Evening-Primrose
Family 2 475 Evening-Primrose Common 2 486
Cut-leaved 488 Divarf or Golden- flowered f 2591 Oakes' 2 486
Prairie 488 Rhombic 487 Seaside 487
Evening-Primro.se Sinuate-leaved 2 487 Small-flowered 485 While Sliruhy 12586 White-stemmed 2 489
Evening Trumpet- Flower 2 605
Everfern fyi
Evergreen f 181 1
Christmas f 99
Trailing f 89
Everlasting
3 397, f 1811, 1833 Alpine 3 398
Carpathian 397 Clammy 401 Heller's 401 Early 399 Large-flowered 400 Life 400, 401
Fragrant, Sweet, 401 Low 400 Moor 398 Mountain 398 Mouse-ear 399 Pearly 400, f 3848 Plantain-leaf 3 399 Spring 399
Everlasting-^;-(Zij f 239 -pea 2 330, f 2219 Sea-side 2 330
Eve's Da rn ing- needle f 1027
Eve' s-iliread fggo Evolvulus 3 21
Ewe-gowan 350 Eyebright 3 168, 182-3 f 1803, 2739, 2824,
3393. 3509 Eyeseed 13129 Eyeivort 13326, note Eve-balm, ot -root i 1544 Fabes, Fa pes f 1870 Fair Maid of France
^ â– 3 454
Fairy -bells 171
-circle fi3i
-creeper f 1672
-cup 11848
-fingers, -glove 3 171
-grass 1 455
-smoke 1 2739 -thimbles, weed 3 171
Fairies' Horse 482
Faitour's-grass 2 380
Fall Dandelion 3 266
-flower 381
False-aWfr 1 2362
-aloe 1 445
-banana fi543
-Beech-drops 2 556
-bindweed 3 22
-bittersweet 2 396
-boneset 3 314-15
-bo.r. boxiuood 1 2712 -buckwheat
I 566, 1 1350
-bugbane 2 72
-Calais 3 278
-Choke-dog 1 2934
-Colt' s-foot 1 1277
-Couch-grass 3 507
-Dandelion 279
-Dog-fennel 453
-Dragon-head 89
-elm 1 526 -flax
2 139; 3 515. * 1684 -foxglove 3 173-4
-garlic I 415
-Goat's-beard 2 170
-Golden-rod 3 349
-grape 2 413
-gromwell 3 66-7
-heather 2 441
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ENGLIvSH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
False
-hellebore i 408, 1984 False Indigo 2 286 Blue 2 265
DivarJ f 2102
Fragrant 2 286
White f 2054
Yellozvish f 2052 False Johnsworl f 2463 -lettuce f 3543
-lily-of-the-valley
I 431
-loosestrife
2 476, f 2558 -mahogany f 1652 False-tnallow 2 420-1 -mallows f 2427
False Mermaid Fam- ily _ 2 ^85 False-mermaid 3S5 -Mitrewort 178 -mtistard f 1796 -nettle i 534 -Oat 171 -Pennyroyal 3 77 -Pimpernel 163-4 -Rue-anemone 2 54 -Sanicle i 1848 -Sarsaparilla f 2628 Solomon' s-seal
i 1031-2 -sunflower 3 412, 450 -Siceel-Hag f 1077 -sycamore f 1881 -valerian 3 480
- Varnish-tree f 2272 -wheat f 524
-winiergreen f 2726 Fame-flower 2 i Fancy 455 Farewell Summer
f 3800
Farkleberry 2 580
Farmer's Rtiin fi5i3 Fat Hen i 1359, 1370, ^ 1379
F'ay berry 1 1870
Feaberry f 1870
Featherfew 3 458
Featherfoil 2 586
JFeather-Geranium
I 574
-Bunch-grass f 310 -o;-aM f 311, 384. 417 -/(?fly (Indian) i 129 -it'^^rf f 3851
Felon-grass 2 515
-herb 3 283, 466 -weed 482 -wort 3 137, f2643 Felwort 2 614
Felt wort 3 143
Fenberry 2 581
Fennel 525 Dog 3 307
Hog's 2 515
Water 382 Fern Families i 1-33 Fern
Adder's i i, 71
-spear t i
-spit f6i -tongue I 2; 3 494 Backache, -brake i 58 Basket f 36
Beech i 19
Common Hexagon
f 39 I 40
Bladder, Brittle t 24 Mountain f 25 Bottle f 24
Brake, Bracken
I 28-30
Bristle, Rooting i 6 Brittle 13
Fern
Buckhorn (Brake)iS, Chain (Netted) i 20 Christmas 14 -Shield f 27
Cinnamon i 5
Clayton's 6 Cliff-brake 29-30 Clayton's f 64
Climbing i 7
Common Wood
f37, Var. i Crested f 33
Creeping f 13
(Tm/) Goldilocks f 1 1 Curly-grass i 7 Cystopteris i 12-13 Dicksonia, Hairy i 22 Dickson's f 22
Z>;/<rA f 8
Dudder-grass f 59 Eagle f 61
Ernfern f 61
Everfer)i f 71
Female f 30, 61
Fiddle-heads f 9 Fine- ha I red ill Flower-cup f 17
Flowering f 8
Clayton's i 10
Interrupted t 10 Go'.die's i 17
Golden Polypody f 71 Golden Locks f 71 Grape 1 2-4; 3 494 Hitchcock's 12 Rattlesnake f 7 Hair f 60
Hare's-foot fix Hartford i 7
Hart's Tongue 21 Hay-scented 12 Hog-brake f 61
Holly I 14-15, f 27 Indian's Dream f 64 "Indicator" (Va. ) f 7 A'/;/^ f 8
Knotty-brake f 36 Lady I 26
Lady Bracken f 61 Lady's-hair i 59
Lip I 30-31
Clothed 1 67
rr^66)' f 69
Maiden-hair i 27, f 59 American f 60 Black, "True," i 59 English i 50
Golden fyi White f 53
Maidenhair Spleen- wort I 24 Male I 17 A/a/^ Shield f 36 Marsh f 30 Meadow f 1159, 1162 Moon f 3 Moon wort i 3; 3 494 Common 13 Hemlock-leaved i "j Moss t-ji New York 115 Oak I 19, f 61 Osmond-the- Water- man f 8 Ostrich I 9 Polypody i 32-3 Golden f 71 /Vz/^ Mountain f 41 Hoary, Scaly,
Tree, f 72
Tender Three- branched i^i Prickly-toothed i 37 Broad i 37 Var. 2
I Fern
Quill f -^o
Rattlesnake f 7
f 8
\ Rock f 60
Rockbrake
1 23, f 71. 72 Rough Alpine i 26 Eo5-al I 5
Royal-Osmond f8 ! Rue f 53
Sea-zceed i 44
Sensitive i 9
Shield (or Wood)
I 15-18, f 27 Broad Pruklv- j toothed f 37 var. 2
Crested i 16
Fragrant 16 J Marginal f 35 Male I 17
; Massachusetts 16 Marsh i s
Prickly i 28
Prickly-toothed f 37 Spinulose i 18 Shrubby f 1162
Snake i 8, 44
Snakes-tong%ic f 2 Spleenwort i 22-26 Bradley's 26 Common Wall f 50 Dwarf fso, 53 Ebony I 23
Green 24 Little Ebony f 48 Maiden-hair i 24 Mountain 25 Narrow-leaved 24 Pinnatifid 22 Rock {Smooth) 25 Scott's, Small 23 Silvery 26 Szvamp f 52
Wall Rue i 25 Stone, Stone Rue f 53
Fever-wort Fiddle-grass
-heads Field-balm
-pine
-sorrel
3 234
2 482
* 9
3 87 f 2473 I 547
Stonebrake Sun Szcamp Sweet
Siceet-brake Tentzvort Tree
Venus'-hair
Walking
Walking-leaf
Wall
Wall Rue
Water
Water-ivort
White-oak
Wilson's
Windsor
Winter Brake
Wood I 1 7, f 30-38, 71 Common f 37 var Evergreen Got die's
Woodsia Northern Ray's Fern-bush
-gale f 1159, 1162 Fescue i 216-18; 3 505-6 Fetid Shrub Fetter-bush Fetticus Fever-bush 2 Feverfew 3 458,' f 1957
American 3 411
Common 458 Fever-plant f 2579 Fever-root 3 234
-twig 2 396
--feed i 3303, 3061
f7i f .39 f 30
f45 f 71
â– /5 f 8 f50 f 24 f 25 f 13 f63
I 17 f 34
lO-II
f 17 f 16 f 1162
* 1543 2 568,-^ 3 245 392
Fighting-cocks i 2487 FiGwoRT Family 3 142 Figwort, Hare 149 Maryland 148 Filago 3 395
Filbert f 1209
Filmy-fern Family I 6
Fimbristylis r 259-60 Finger-berry f 1898 -grass I III, 3 496 Finkel 2 525
Fiorin i 159
Fir 57 A mer. Silver 1126 Balm-of-Gilead f 126 Balsam i 57
Fir-pine or -tree f 126 Fir Rape f 2740
'Pire.-balls f 1457
-grass 2 225
-leaves 3 207
-Pink 2 10
-lop i 2566
-weed 2 481 ; 3 139, 3 207, 274, 391, 473 Fish-moutli i 3244 -poison f 2385
-zvood f 2365
Fit- root plant f 2739 Five-finger 2 216, f 2410 Dwarf 3 515
Marsh f 1937
Mountain f 1933 Five-Sisters i 2813 Flag I 364, 448-51 Corn f 1077
Blue I 448-50
False Szaeel f 1077 Myrtle i 883
Narrozei f 1074
Red-brown i 450 Slender Blue f 1080 Sweet I 364
Szcord i 1077
ll'ater f 1069
Yellozo Water f 1077 Flag -lily i 1069
Flagons f 1077
Flagroot f 883
Poison â– f 1074
Flamy 2 455
Flannel-leaf 3 143 Flat-top 302 Flaveria 444 Flax Family 2 348 Flax 2 348-551
Cathartic 351 Cultivated f 2258 Devil's f 3236
Dwarf, Fairy 2 351 Dutch fi753 False
2 139. 3 515. f 1684 Florida Yellow 2 350 Grooved Yellow 350 Large-flowered 351 Lewis' Wild 349 Mountain 351, 360 Prairie f 2259
Purging 2 351
Ridged Yellow 350 Slender 349 Spurge i 2534
Stiff Yellow 2 349 Wild f 3236, 3927 Yellow 2 349-51
Flax-Za// f 136
-weed 3 146, f 1766
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
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Fleabane Bitter, or Blue 3 390 Canada 391 Daisy 3 388, 389
" Western 3 ^89 Divarf f 3828
Early 390 Marsh 396-7 Philadelphia 3 388 Running- 387 Small 365 Spreading 38S Three-nerved 386 Fleazveed, Horse f 2050 Fleawort 3 219
Marsh 481 Fleur-de-lis 1 447, 450 Flixweed 2 144, f 1706 Floating Heart 2 622-3 Floramor f 1399
Flora's Paint Brush
_ . , f 3564
Florida Moss i 374 Flower-de-luce 447 Floiaer-^entle f 1399 Flower-of-an-Hour
2 425
-of -Gold; (any Soli- da^o)
Fluellin 3 168
Female 145 Sharp-pointed 145 Flux-rout f 2900
-zveed f 3072
Fly-honeysuck le
3 240-2 Garden f 3467
Fly-poison i 403
-trap f 1801, 2895 Foal-foot 3 469
Foani-floiver f 1842 Fog-fruit 3 73
Folk's-glove 171 Fool's Parsley 2 520 Forefather' s-cu p f 1801 Forget-me-not
3 61, 168, f 3042 Smaller 3" 62
White f 3029-32
Wild f 3393
Fothergilla 2 192
Four-o'clock Family I 594
Four-o'clock i 2579 Four- toes t 3848
Fox-berry 2 572; 3 216 -feet â– f 88
-geranium f 2240 Foxglove
3 171, f 1801, 3366 False 3 173-4
Louseivort 1 3335 Mullen 3 172
Purple 171 Yelloiv f 3304
Fox-grape 2 408, 411 -tail
I 126, 148-9, f 96 Floating f 337 French-grass f 2100 -Pinks f 1471, 4076 Divarf i 1450 Fringe
American f 2S45 Mountain 2 105
White f 2S45
Wood f 1672
Fringe-Cu p f 1848 Fringe-tree 2 603
A merican i 2845 Fringed-Gentian 2 613 Fringed-Orchis i 494-6 Greenish f iiio
Pink f 1 1 12
Ragged f 1109
Fritillaria Froelichia Frog-fruit
-grass
â– leaf
-plant
-ivort Frog's-bit
1 419
I 592-3 13066 f 926, 1389
f I,S26
f I8II f 1615
I 94
-bladdcr,moutht 181 1 Frosl-blite f 1359
Frost-flowers (any Aster) -weed 2 439-40
any Aster Frostwort 2 440, f 161 5 Frost, It -brings -the-, (Indian name of the Aster) Fuirena i 274
FuUer's-herb 2 18 -teasel 3 248
Fumitory, Bulbous
3 243
Climbing 2 105
Hedge 108 Furze 2 270
Fustic-tree i 2046
Fuzzy-guzzy f 3851 Gad rise f 3135
Gaertneria 3 296-7 Gagroot 260 Gaillardia 451-2 Gaiter-tree 3 229, f 2368 Galax, Galaxy 2 584 Gale, Fern f i '59
Sweet or Scotch i 487 Galingale I 234, f 543-4 Edible f 559
Lank f 565
Galinsoga 3 442
Gallberry f 2359
Gall-of-the-Earth 3 289 Gallon 470 Gall-iveed f 2871
-wort f 3236
Garb f 1179
Garden-gate 2 455
-plague f 2702
Gardener's-eye f 1462 -delight f 1462
Garget i 594
Garlic i 412-15
Chive 412 Crow, Field i 413 False 415 Hedge 2 1 1 5
Meadow 1 414
Push f 993
Wild I 413, f 997 Garlic-mustard 2 115 -U'ort f 1695
Garnct-berjy f 1875 Gaskins f 1870, 2021 Gatten 3 229, f 2368
Gatteridge Gaura Gay-feather Gaj'-wings Gem-fruit Genson
f 2368 2 496-8 3 3i7-'8 2 361 f 1842 13448
Gentian Family 2 606
Gentian Barrel Bastard Blind Blue Bottle Closed Downy Elliott's Five-floivered Four-parted Fringed Horse
2 612-618 ' f 2876 i f 2869 2 616 f 2875. 3072 f 2876 2 616 1 615 616 12871
2 614 613
3 234
Marsh 1 2875, 2880
Gentian
Narrow-leaved 2 617 Northern 614 Oblong-leaved 615 One-flowered 618 Red-Stemmed 617 Roue;h f 2875
Smaller Fringed 2 614 Snake 3 289
Soapwort 2 6r6
Spurred 620 Stiff 6(5 St7-aiv-colored f 2880 Striped 2 618
Swollen 61 \
Yclloiv f 2884
yellowish 2 617
Gentleman' s Canei. 1335
Geranium Family 340
Geranium 2 341-4
See Crane's-bill Feather i 574
Fox, Wild 1 2240 Mountain f 2240 Turnpike i 574
Wood f 2246
Gerardia 3 175-8
Auricled 178 Bessey's 177 Bushy f 3303
Cut-leaved 3 178 Flax-leaved 175 Large Purple 176 Rough Purple 175 Salt-marsh 176 Sea-side 176 Skinner's 177 Slender 177 Small-flowered 176
Germander, Amer. 3 76 Hairy 77
Germander Chickweed 3 170
Ghost-flower 2 555 Giant Hyssop 3 84-5 Gibbals 209 Gilia 3 38-40
Cypress f 2985 note Gill, Gill-ale 3 87 Gill-go- by- the-Ground 3 87
Gill-over-the-Ground
3 87
Gilliflower
Cuckoo f 1458
Dame's -2 154
Marsh f 1458
3 fork 1 1466
Night-scented 2 154 Queen's, Rogue's 154 Sea 595 Winter 154 Gill-run f 3095
Gill-cups i 1615
Ginger 3 469, fi8i3, 1816 Green f 4010
Indian f 1277
Southern Wild i 127S Wild
I 538; 3 513. * 1283 Ginger-plant 3 460 -root f 4019
Ginseng Family 2 505 Ginseng 507 Blue 1 1643
Horse 3 234
Gipsy-flower 3 53 -herb 118 -rose 249 -'weed i 3168. 3290 -wort 3 118, f 3170-1 Gipsy-Combs 3 248 Girasole 429 Glasswort i 582-3
Pointed i 1389
Glasswort I Prickly 1 1396
Glenn-pepper f 1684 -weed 1 1684
Glideworl f 3107
Globe-flower ' 2 52; 3 216
Spreading i 154S Sivamp f 1548
Globe-mallow
Maple-leaved 2 423 Sharp-fruited 3 519 Gloden 3 422
Glory-less 243 Goat's-beard 2 197 Dwarf 3 264
False 2 170
Virginia 3 263
Yellow, Purple, 269 Goat-foot 2 539
Goat's-rue 292-3 God's-eye 3 168
Goggles f 1870
Gold 3 422
Gold-and-silver -plant f 1740
Gnld-balls 1 1618
Gold -chain 2 166
Gold-cups 80 -knops 1 1614, 1618 -thread 2 54
-weed t 1625
Gold-of-pleasure 2 139 Golden Alexanders
2 518, 1 2670, 2690-1 Golden Aster 3 322-5 Cottony 323 Grass-leaved 322 Hairy 324 Hispid 325 Maryland 323 Nultall's 325 Prairie 324 Sickle-leaved 323 Stiff-leaved 324 Golden-bush 326 -club I 364
-coreopsis i 3927
-corydalis2 106, 11678 -cup 1 1629
-currant 2 192
-flower, Ground
f 3653
-guineas i 1629
-Jerusalem 3 4:6 -knops f 1614-15, 1618 -meadow-parsnip
2 534
-motherwort 3 403 -moss 2 166
-oak 1 3307
Goldenpert 3 162
Golden Ragwort 480 Golden Rod 3 330-49 Alpine 337 Anise-scented 3^8 Beach 1 3690
Blue-stemmed 3 332 Bog 336 Broad-leaved 332 Boott's 340 Bushy 347 Canada 344 Curtis' 333 Cut-leaved 342 Double f 3708
Downy 3 335
Downy Ragged 332
Drummond's Dwajf Early Elliott's Elm-leaved European False
345 I 3709 3 341 340 340 337 349
62
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
Golden Rod Few-rayed Field Flat-lop Fragrant Gattinger's Gray Ground Hairy
Hard-leaved High
Houghton's Large-leaved Late
Lindheinier's Miiiare/ Missouri Mountain Noble
Northern, Ohio,
3 341 ^ 344 f 371'^ 3 347 343 344
f 3709 var. 3 333
345 f 370S
3 347 334 342 ^ 335 f 3b8[
3 34?
334 35& 346
Pale f 3676
Pine Barren 3 339
Plume 341 Pyramid
f 3693, 3699. 3701 Ragged 3 331-2
Ray less
Fetid
Howard's Riddell's River-bank Rock
Rough-leaved
Salt-marsh
Sea-bide
Sharp-toothed
Showy
Short's
Slender
-fragrant
-showy Spreading Stiff
Stout Ragged
32=) 326 326 346 337 342 339 33« 33« 341 336 343 331 348 336 339 345 331
Swamp 3 341, f 3684 Sweet 3 338
Tall Hairy 339 True i 3691
Twisted-leaf 3 338 Velvety 344 Wand-like 335 Western Rough 345 " Bushy 348 White 333 '
Willow-leaf 335 Woodland 332 Wreath 332 Wrinkle-leaved 339 Yellow-top 341 Zig-zag 332 Golden-saxifrage 2 181 -seal 2 50, f 1031 -5lar,Maiyla>idi2,(iSS -Ire/oil f 1 578
-willow-herb f 281 1 Good-bye-summer ( pur- ple osiers, N. C. ) I Good King Henry
I 574
Good Morning Spruig
1 1429
Gools f 1545
Good Friday Grass
f965
Gooseberry Family
2 187
Gooseberry f 2796-7 Bristly 2 188
Cape 3 126. 131
Eastern Wild 2 189 Garden 189 Hawthorn 189 /Hi not s f 1867
Missouri 2 188 j
Northern 189 1
570-6 572 572
I 573
576
571 , 573 f 1370
I 571 573 575 571 574 574
I 1393
Gooseberry
Prickly Wild f 1865 Slender f 1867
Smooth f 1868-9
Swamp 2 190
Wild 188 Gooseberry-pie f 2568 GoosEFOOT Family
I 569
Goosefoot 1 Berlandier's Bosc's City
Cut-leaved
Feather Geranium 574 Fremont's ,572 Good King Henry 574 Jerusalem Oak i 574 Many-seeded Maple-leaved Mercury Narrow-leaved Nettle-leaved Mexican Tea Odk-leaved Perennial Red Sea
Turnpike Geranium I 574
Upright 573 AVhite 570 Wormseed 575
Goose-grass i 214; 2 216; 3 220, f 415, 713, 1337 Great 3 61
Lesser 220
Goose-tansy 2 216
-tongue 3 454, f 3144
Gophcr-wood
Gordolobo
Gorse
Gosling
Gosling-grass -weed
Gosniore
Go-to-bed-at-noon
Gourd Family
Gourd, Missouri
Gout-weed, -wort
Gowan, Ewe Horse Ling May Meadow Milk or Witch Open or Water i 1545 Yellow 3 271, f 1614-5, 1618
Gozell f 1870
Grape Family 2 407
Grape
A rroyo f 2402
Ashy i 2400
Bailey's 2 411
Bear's 572 Blue 409 Bull f 2402
Butlace 2 41 1
Catawba 408 Chicken 410 Concord 408 Downy 409 False 413 Fox 2 408, 411, f 2404 Frost 410, f 2402 Isabella 2 408
Missouri 410 Mountain f 2406 Muscadine f 2402 Oregon f 1642
Plum 2 408
Possum 410 Pocky Mountain
f 1642
f 2046
f 3983
2 270 f 1581
3 220
220 265 269
3 249
250
2 539
3 350 459 283 350
2 51
3 271
Grape Riverside Salt Sand
Scuppernong Sea
English Small
Southern Fox
Sugar
Summer
Sweet-scented
Winter
2 409, 410, Grape-fern
Cut-leaved
Hitchcock' s
Rattlesnake Grape-y^oK'^;-
-hyacinth
-pear
-root Grapewort Graphephorum
2 410 f 1396 2 411 411 f 1396 f 1389 2 409 411 411 409 410
f 2402 1 2-4
f 7
f 1021-2
I 424-5 f 1986 f 1642
* 1554-5 1 210
Grass Family i 94-233 Grass 1 Ague f 1023
Alkali f 454, 977 Aristidai 133-7; 3 502 Arrow i 83, f 301 Bahama f 400
Barley i 228-9
Mouse, Way, Wild f 532
Barnacle f 183
Barnyard i 113
Beach f 380. 453
Bead f 231
Bear 1 427,
f 284, 1027, 2474 Beard 1 98, 101-3, 157.
f 299 304 Annual 1358 Indian f 221
Naked f 408
Short leaved i 409 Triple-awned f 306 Woolly f 211
Beckman' s ^414 Bengal f 283
Bent I 160-2, 167 Black f 336. 520
Grass, Blue
Colorado f 524, var. English f 521
Oregon f 479
Texas 3 504
Blue-eyed
, . .1 453-4. f 3393 Blue-joint i 163, f 219, 524, var. Big f 216
Blue-stem f 373
f 216, 219
Creeping Dense-flow Dog Marsh Na rroiv Purple Reed
Rhode Island Rock Sea
Sea-shore
Spider
Way
White
Wind Bermuda Big Blue-stem Bird
-seed Bitter Black
I .385; 2 -bent -couch Black-head Black-oat -quitch Black-seed Blow-out
f 331, 425, 438 Blubber 1513 Blue I 202, 204,
f 524, 786, 1085
f 362 3 502 f 365 f362 * 539 f 3S1 f 380 f 365 3 503 f 821 f 380 f 364 f 532 f 362
f 383 1 175 I 219 f 468 f 292 f 1023
272, f 510 f 336. 520 f 336 f 965 I 138 f362 * 349
f 28
f 221. 224 f 216 f 362 2074 1233 i 541 f 290 f 282 f 281 f 280 219-224 I 221
f 517 3,506
f 513 f 5'8
1 519 f 221
Big Bushy Little Bonnet Bottle
Bottle-brush
Bottle-rush Brides-laces Bristle, Green
Glaucous
Rough Brome i
Barren
Briza-like
Field
Hairy i 220, f 506 Smooth Rye f 514 Soft
Short-awned
Wild Brook Broom i 216, 219 Broom-corn, Wild
f 420
Buck f 96
Buffalo I 183, f 411-12 Bull f 5r3
Bulipates f 387
Bunch f 216, 312, 318, 354. 5,38 Buffalo f 501
Early f44i Feather f 310
Bur 1 "127
Burdock f 226
Button f 396
Burden's f 362
Canary I 130-1
Southern f 291 Candy f 433
Cane i 233, f 400 Maiden t 225
Szoitch f 542
Capon' s-tail f 498 Carnation
I 3301 f 713. 742
Carpet Catch-fly Cat's-tail
Alpine
Meadoiv
Rush Causeway Cheat I Chess I
Compact
Field
Swamp
Wild CI a ver Clump-head Cock
Cocksfoot Cockspur Coc Coco Corn Cord
Fresh-water
Slender Cotton
Horsetail Couch
Black
f 236 I 129 f 334 f 335 *334 I 147
f 459 222, f 522 219, 221-4 3 506 506 f 506 f 512 f 3412 ^636 f 514 f 457 I 113 f 926 f 557 f 257, 383 175-6 175 f 404 271-3 f 638 I 226 f336
ENGLIvSH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
63
Grass, Couch
False 3 507
Cow 2 277, fi337, 2075 Coic-quake f 455 Crab I 109, III, 181, f 416, 1337, 1389
Sprouting
Texas Crap Creek
Crested Hair Crowfoot Cuckoo Cuba Curly Cut, Rice Cypress Darnel
f 273 f 410 f 521 f 146 f 444 f 240. 416 f 965 f 225
I 7
129
f 544 I 225
I Grass, Fox-tail
Water f 337
French f 2100
Frisky Meadoiv f 502 Frog i 926, 1389
Fiir:e Top f 365 Gallniv f 1262
Gania i c8
Gilltjloiver f 742. 786 Good Friday f 965 Goose 1 214;
2 216; 3 61, 220, f 415. 713. 1337
Bearded, Poison,
f 522
Red 1 521
Dart f 3S4
Deer 2 474-5
Deer-tongue f 257 DeviVs f 229, 3531 Dezv f 4,S7
Summer f 362 Ditch f 176
Dodder f 455
Dog f 524. 868
Dog-dent f 365
Dog-wheat i 528 Dog's-tail I 200, f 415 Crested f 458
Dog's-tooth
1 175, f 528 Door f 1337
Dothering Dicks f 455 Dover f 502
Dragge,Draii'kei 522 Drake i 395
Drop-seed i 144, 154-6
Drunk Dudder Earning Eel
Green Egyptian
-millet English Blue Ever
f 522 f 59 3 194 82. 93 f 1626 1 182 f 225 I 202 f 521
Ei'ergreen f 396. 502 f 239
f 455 2 38Q f 288 f 419 I 171
Everlasting Fairy Faitour's False
False Buffalo False Oat False Red-top
I 205, f 436 Feather t 311, 384, 417 Richai'dson's i 309 Feather Bunch f 310 Felon 2 515
Fescue
I 216-18; 3 505-6 Hard f 500, var. Fine John f 362
Fine Top Finger Hairy
f 365 I III f 240
Late-flowering
3^ 496
Smooth f 241
Fiorin 1 159
Fire 2 225
Flote f 337- 491
Fly-aivay 1 368
Fowl Meadow
I 205, f 468, 488 Fox f 403
Fox-tail I 126, 148-9 Bristly i 280. 281 Broivn f 280
Floating . f 337
I 226,
Grama
Black
Blue
Common
Side Oats
Tall Great Goose Green
Hair 1
Crested
Long-awned
Rough
JFater Hard Hassock Haver
-corn Heather Hedgehog
Marsh Hendon Betit Herd's i Hever Hirse Holy Hooded Hungarian H u nger Indian I 104 India n-Beard India n-Doob Indian Rice
-millet Iron Ivray Johnson Joint June
Prairie
I 180 f 411 f 412 f 41 2 f 4'3 f 413 3 6i f 466 168-70 f 444
I 145 161
f 445 f 457
f 510. 513 f 595 I 185 127 f 766 f458 147. 159 f 395-6 f 272 I 132
f 513 I 127 f 336 f 427 f 221 f 400 I 128 f 318
* 799 I 225 1 104, f 519 I 106 I 204, f 397 f 444
Kentucky Blue i 204 Knob f 3186
Knot I 561, £229. 524 Lady f 290
Lady-Hair i 455 -laces f 290
Lavender f 427
Leghorn Straw f 458 Lemon i 406
Lob or Lop ^ 513 London Lace f 290 Louisiana f 236
Love I 187
Lyme 232 Maiden Cane i 225 Maiden-Hair f 455 Manna i 211-13; 3 505 Poland f 491
yiaxvaa.-C) 0up f 491 Maram 1 166
Marl 2 277, f 2075 Marram Sea f 539 Marsh i 175, 177 Marsh-hedgehogt 766 Mat I 224
â– 7-eed f 520
-weed I 166
May f 459
Meadow i 201-7, 212, 214-15, f 488 Common f 466 Fowl I 20=5,
f 468, 488
Grass, Meadow
Reed i 212
Sea i 493
Short-stalked i 429 Meadow-fescue i 217 -spear f 488
Melic I 195
Merlin's t 102
Mesquite
I 180, f 304. 413 Bristly f 411
Honey 3516, f 2032a Prairie 3 516
Velvet f 384
Vine f 246
Milk 3 245
Millet
I no, 123, 127, 141 Molinia i 187
Pu rple f 427
Money f 3339
Monkey's i 362
Moor i 969, 1803 Mountain Rice
I 139-41 Mouse f 385
Mouse- tail f 336, 498 Munro's i 183
Myrtle f 883
Nard i 224
Natural
i 466, 468, 2065 Needle f3i2 Neele f 522
Nimble Will i 144 Nonesucli, White t $21 ! Nut I 240, 241
Oat I 138,171-4, 198 I Downy i 390
False f 396
Golden f 391
Poor f 395
Tall f 391, 396 Oats, Sea-side, f 453 Old White-lop f 384 Old Witch f 274 Onio)i i 396
Orange 2 436
Orchard i 200
Painted 130 Panic I 113-125;
3 496-501, See Panic Pearl i 396, 455
Penny 3 187
Pepper f 1083-4
Pigeon 1 126; 3 70, f 240
! Pin 2 344
Pink f 436, 742, 799 Pitchfork f 231
Plume I 99
Pond f 173, 524, var. Poor Oat f 395
Porcupine i 139, f 312 Poverty i 133; 2 441, f 595, 2674, 2473 Southern f 344 Pran-zV f 341, 353. 441 -June f 444
-rush I 153
Prickle i 105
Prim f 293
Pu rple I f 2067, 2083, 2549
\ Quake, Quaking i 199 j Quick, Quack f 524 Quickens i 524
Quitch I 226
Black f 362
Randall f 502
Rat- tail f 334
Rattlesnake i 211 Raj' I 225, Red f 521 I Red-stem, Little f 216 Red-top I 159, 184, 205
Grass, Red-top
Bunch f 479
False I 205, f 436 Northern f 363 Wild f 270
Reed i 128, 130, 158, 163-7, 176, 184, f 542 Common, Bog, f 420 Ditch, Pole i 420 Indian f 360
Salt I 176
Reed- bent i 380
Reed-Canary i 130 -meadow 212 Rescue f 519
Ribbon f 291
Rice I 128, 139-40 Rice Cut I 129
Ripple 3 207
Rot 3 194
Rush 1 151-4, f 352 Rush Cat's-tail i 147 Russia f 491
Rye I 225, 230-2
Giant f 538
Perennial f 521 Wild I 230-2, 3 508 Ryle i 522
St. Maiy's i 225 Salem f 384
Salt f 352, 417, 454 Clustered f 426 Fine- top f 352
Rush i 403
Salt-marsh f 405 Salt meadow i 176 Sand I 185, f 380, 1356 Big f 382
Sand-bur f 284
Sandreed I 166
Sand-spur f 284
Satin f 321-2, 326-7 Scorpion 3 61-3
Scratch f 1355
Scutch I 175
Cane 233 Scurvy
2 115, 122; 3 322 Sea f 176, 183, 1389 -Marram f 539 -meadoiv f 493 Sea-oat"! 1 198
â– reed, -sand, f 380 -spur f 494
Seneca i 132
Serpent f 1318
Sesame f 210
Shakers f 455
Shave f 84
Shear f 524
Slielly f 524
Shining f 1634
Short-husk f 332 Side-oats f 413
Sickle f 1355
Silk f 312, 1027, 3652 Silky f 318
Silver 3 322
Slender f 417
Slough f 414, 524, var. Small Cane i 233 Smut 154 Snake f 1477
Soft 1 168
Soldier's Featlier
f 334
Sour f 1301
Southern Reed f 291 Sow f 1691
Snake 3 61, f 1477 Sparroiv f 1028
Spart i 405
Spear i 201-3,
205-8, 214 Bunch. f 478
64
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
Grass, Spear
Meadow f 488 Mountain
I 203, f 464 Southern i 431 Spike I 197-8, f 453 Spiked f 186
Spires i 290, 380, 420 Spring i 293
Spurt f 627
Squirrel-tail i 229 Squitch f 461, 524 Stagger i 444
Star I 380, 425, 446;
2 381; 3 227 Steep 3 194
Slroil f 524
Sttirdy i 522
Sweet i 183, 491, 883 Sweet Vernal i 131 Swine's t 1337
Switch f 270
Sit'ord i 290. 618 Syrian. i 225
Tare f 522
Tassel f 176
Terrell 1 230
Texas Blue 3 504 Thin I 161
Tall t 369
Three-awned i 133 Th7-ee-fork f 40^ Tickle f 274, 368 Timothy i 147
California f 291 Mountain f 335 Wild f 322
Tine 2 326
Toad f 926
Tongue i 1475, 1689 Toothache i 177
Triple-awned
f 304, 306 Tumble-weed i 123 Turkey-foot f 218 Tti7-tle f 183
Twin i 367
Twin-spike i 405 Twilch f 524
Black 1 500
Butter f 396
Onion f 396
Water f 362
Tivo-penny f 2815 Umbrella f 644-5 Union f 451-3
Vanilla 1 132
Nodding 3 502 Velvet I 168
• mesquite f 384 Vine-mesquite f 246 Wag-wanton f 455 Wart 2 379
Water f 44^, 1721, 2703
Grass
Wild Canary f 291 Wild Oat
I 173-4, 3 503 Wild Rye
1 230-2, 3 508 Wild Timothy i 322 Willow f 1319
Wind f 383
Windlestraw
I 167, f 387 Windmill f 407
Winter i 748
Wire 1 154, 181,
f 242, 400, 410 Wire-bent i 224
Witch I 123, f 524
Old Wobsqiia Wood
-meadow Worm
Wool Wrack Yard
Yellow
i 274 f 270 f 224 321
1 205
2 605 I 271 f 183
I 181, f 416 f 969
Large Water Oats Way
Way -bent Well Wheat
Bearded
Coast
Dog
False
Gmelin's
Western Whip White Whites White Top Wliitlow Whorl, Water Wickens Widgeon
f 2^0 I 128 f 1337 f 532 f 1721 I 227-8, f 524, var. f 528 3 507 f 528 f 524 3 508 3 507 f 663 I 129 f 384 f 362 140-4 194
f 524 f 183
Yellow-eyed i 369-70 Yello'v-top f 378 Yorkshire-fog f 384 Grass-flower
f 1085, 1429 Grass of the A ndes t 396 Grass-of -Parnassus
2 182-4
Grass-pink 1 480, f 1469 Grass-poly 2 471
-weed f 183
-wrack i 82
Gravel-plant f 2774 Gravel-root 3 307
•weed 242 Graveyard-weed i 2337 Gray-beard tree f 2845 Graymile 3 64
Greasewood i 584
Greek Valerian 3 41 A merican i 2993 Creeping f 2993
Green-brier 1 440-2 Fiddle-shaped f 1057 Green-dragon i 361 -ginger f 4010
â– osier f 2713. 2720 -sauce f 1301
-sorrel f 1301
-weed, or -wood 2 271 Gri^ f 2778
Grim-the-Collier 3 284 Grinsel 482 Grip, Grip-grass 220 Gromwell, Amer. 3 64 Corn 63 False 66-7 Woolly 64 Ground-berry 2 572 -burnut 352 -cedar f 98, 2474
-centaury f 2284
Ground-Cherry 3 126-33 Barbadoes 127 Clammy 130 Cut-leaved 128 Hillside 131 Lance-leaved 127 Large-bladder 129 Long-leaved 129 Low 130 Low Hairy 126 Mexican 128 Peruvian 131 Philadelphia 128 Prairie 129 Purple-flowered 132 Round-leaved 131 Small-flowered 127
Ground-Cherry Stellate
3 ^ 32
Tall Hairy . 126
Virginia 130
White-flowered 133 Ground-.F/r f 95
-hele 3 168
-hemlock i 61
-holly
-ivy
-laurel
-lemon
â– lily
-moss Ground-nut
Dwarf Ground^pea Ground-pine
2 436, f 96, 98, 3070
Festoon i 98
Ground-plum 2 297
â– raspberjy f 1544 G ro u n d-squ i rrel-pea
f 1645
Ground-vine Groundsel Black-tipped Balsam Common Cross-leaved Entire-leaved Fetid Marsh, Silvery Viscous Wood Groundsel-bush
-tree Grouseberry Grundy-Swallow Guelder-rose, Wild 229 Maple-leaved i 3437 Gum, Black 2 547, f 2723 Cotton 2 547
Red 193 Sour 2 547, f 2723 Spruce Star-leaved Sweet Tupelo Water White Gum-Elastic Gum-plant 3 321, f 3053 Gum-tree Spruce Yelloiv Gun-bright Gutierrezia Gutter-tree Gutweed Gymnopoeon Gypsophyll Hackberry, So Hackmatack 1 54, f 131 Hacmack t 1 20
Hagweed 2 271
Hail-, Hair-,weedi2()~,j Hail-- fern t 60
Hair Grass
1 145, 161, 168-171 Hairhoof, Sweet 3 227 Hairhound 96 Hairif 220 Hatnmer-sedge f7i3 Hammeruort f 1270 Handsome Harry
f 2552 Harbinger of Spring
2 542
f 2736 3 87 2 571 f 1646 f 1048 f 2474 2 335 2 507 I 2227 1 41.
3 235 475 477 479 482 481 476 483 481 477 483 482
3 394 394 f 2775 3 480
f 122 2 193 193 547 I 2722 f 1880 f 2830
f 122 f 2721 f 84
3 320 f 2717
3 272
1 17S-9
2 16-17 1 526-7
Hardock 3 484
Hardweed 14077 Harebell 3 253
Arctic 253 Hare's-beard 3 143 -ear 2 529; 3 515 Hare'' s-foot Fern f 11 Hartford Fern 1 7 Hart's^eye i 2642
Hartshorn-busli f 8 -plant f 1581
Hart's-thorn 2 405 -tongue I 21
Harvest-6if//j f 2875 •lice 3 437
-lily f 2951
Hathorne 2 241
Haver-corn 1 395
Haw (see Thorn)
2 240-6
Black
3 233, Dotted Parsley Pear Possum
f 2830. 3444
f 1993 2 242
244
f 2360, 3443 Red 2 242, f 1991, 1994, 1996, 2002-3 Scarlet 2 242
Shazcnee i 3443
Small-fruited 2 240 Summer 244 Tree i 1996
Vail's 2 245
Yellow 244 Haivkberry f 2021 Hawkbit 3 266, 282, 285 Hawk's- beard 3 279-82
|
Gray |
282 |
|
Hawkweed |
3 283-7 |
|
Canada |
286 |
|
Early |
285 |
|
Field |
284 |
|
Golden Mouse-ear |
|
|
Green |
285 |
|
Gronovius' |
287 |
|
Hairy |
287 |
|
Long-bearded |
287 |
|
Maryland |
2S5 |
|
Mouse-ear |
2%X |
|
Narrow-leaved 286 |
|
|
Orange |
284 |
|
Panicled |
286 |
|
Rough |
287 |
|
Tawny |
284 |
|
Vein -leaf |
. 285 |
|
Wall |
283 |
|
Hawthorn |
f I99I. 1998
f 1995 f 1995
3 87 87 227 f 120S f 1S79 2 193 507-8
Hardback
2 196,
Purple
Spice Hardheads
215, f 1208 f 1884 f 1883-4 3 492
2 241
English Haw^tree Hayhofe Haymaids Hay-plant Hazel, Black
Snapping
Witch Hazel-nut
He-huckleberry f2355 Headache 2 99, f 1660-1
-plant f 1581
Head-flower 3 216
-Betony i 3335
Headsman 3 207
Heal-all 3 88, 148.
f 1029, ioq6
High 3 1S6
Heal-bile f 1787
-dog f 1787
Healing-blade
3 206, f 1820
-herb 3 67, 207
Heart-clover 2 273
-leaf 2 273, f 1278-80
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
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Heart of the-earth 3 88 Heart-pea 2 40 s
-seed 403 -trefoil 273 Hea rls i 2250
Heartsease
2 455. f 1319, 1327 Heart' s-pansy f25ii Heartweed i 1327
Heartwort 2 274
Heath Family 556 Heath f 2343, 2474
Blackberried 2 383 Corn f 1316
Cross-leaved 2 573 Mountain 565 Scotch 573 Heath-bells 3 253
Heathberry 2 ^83
Heath-cypress i 94 Heather 2 573
Beach, False, 441 Monox 383 Heavenward 7>wf 2272 Hedge-bells 3 26
-burs, Wild 220 -Dead-nettle 94 -garlic 2 115
Hedgehog 531 -thistle 461 Hedge -hyssop 3 160-3 Hedge-lily 3 25
Hedge-tuaids f 3095 Hedge-mustard 2 116 Fine-leaved 144 Hedge-nettle 3 96-8 -parsley 2 510-1 1 Hedge-peak f 1973
Hedi(e Picks f 201b Hedge-plant f 1259 -straivberry f 1910 -taper 3 143
-thorn 2 241
-weed f 1696
Hedysarum 2 311
Heliotrope 3 51-3
Garden, Hardy f 3474 Slimmer f 3474
mid f 3016
Hellebore 2 5^, f 973 American While i 40S Bastard f 1120
f 984
J^alse f 984-5
Green 2 53
Swamp i 9S4
IVtld f30i6 Wood's False i 408 Helleborine i 469
Hellroot 3 196
Hellweed f 1625
Helmet-flower 3 78 -pod f 1645
Heniicarpha i 275
Hemlock i 56, 61
Carolina 56 Creeping f 135
Ground i 61
Lesser, or Small t 2656 Poison 2 532
Southern t 125
Spotted i 269;
Water 2 536
Hemlock-Chervil 2 51 1
Hempweed, Climbing 3 31.3
Hen-and-chickens
f 1820, 3724 Henbane, Black 3 138 Velloiv f 3206
Henbit 3 94, 96
Small 170 Henbit Dead-nettle 94 Hen-plant 3 206-7
Hens f 2505
Hep- or Hip-tree f 1973 Herb-bane 3 196
-Barbara f 1709
-bennet f 1944-5, 1948 -Christopher
2 55. f 8, 1954
-Gerard -impious -ivy -John -Margaret
Pecan Pig
Pig-ntit Red
Redlieart Scurfy Shag-bark
f 1 156 I 486 f 1156 I 486 486 3 5'2 I 484 f 1152 I 487; 3 512 f 1156, 1 158 f i'54 3 512
Southern Shell-bark
I 485: 3 5'i 3 5"
Hemp
Albany
A merican
Bastard
Indian
Nettle Water Wild Hemp Dead-nettle Hemp-nettle, Red
Com man
485. * "55 Rig *II55 Thick, or Western f 1 155
Small- fruited i 486
Snft-sliell f 1151
Swamp I 4S5, f 1 1 53 Upland f 1154
Water i 485
White
f 1154, 1156, 1158 White-heart i 486 White Walnut 485 Hickory Poplar i 1542 530. 59' I Hi^h-bclia f 3503
f 1267 I High Dandelion f 35-1 f 2430 I High or Hig Taper 3 143 3 92 I High-water shrub 3 292 ;, f 2430 I Hillberry 2 572
3 92 ! Hillwort 3 115
2 591 i Hindheal 3 460, f 1371 3 92, 295 [ Hip-brier, -rosei 197^-4 92 I -n-ee i 1970
92 Hippo, Wild i 21,21 f 3107 I Indian f 1888
Hirse f 272
Hive-vine 3 216. f 2164 Hoarhound, Black
3 96
2 539
3 395 2 113
433 350, 45;
Herb-of-the-Cross 3 70 Herb-Robert 2 341 -Sherard 3 226
-Sophia 2 144
-twopence 589 -Trinity 2 455, f 1578 ! --ct'icopy f 2566
-William 2 5^,8
Herba Impia 3 395 Hercules' Club
2 506, f 2270 Heron's-bill 2 314 Heuchera 2 178-80 Hickory 1 484-7
Big Shag-bark 486 Bitter f 1152
Bitter-nut
I 485, f 1158 Biller Pig-nut f 1152 Black f 1156. 1158 Brown, or Broom
f 1 158
Bulln nl Fragrant Hardbark King-nut Mocker-nut Northern
Common Fetid Marsh
Water 3
White
Wild Hoarwort Hobble-bush Hoffmanseggia Hog- apple
-bed
-bite Hog Peanut
-physic Hog's-bean
-fennel 2
-pot aloe Hogweed
515.
Hogwort Hoi lard Hollow- root Holly Family Holly, American
Dahoon
Deciduous
Emetic
Ground
Large-leaved
Meadow
Mountain 393,
Swamp
White
Wild Holly- bay Hollyhock, Sea Holy-hay
-herb
-rose. Marsh Homewort Honesty Honewort Honey Honey-balls Honey- blob Honey- bloom
-locust
-lotus
â– mesquite 3
-plant â– shucks -stalks
f 3089 3 96 118 117-1 18 84
310-312
3 395 229
2 259 92 f 98 f 3531
2 S34 f 3502
3 138 f 3984
f 979 3 295, 307. f 2634, 3827
2 363 f 1223
3 243 2 390
390 2 391 f 2360 f 2358 f 2736 2 392 , 392 f 2361 2 192 f 2356
2 393 f 2441
f 2434 f 2064
3 70
516,
568 168 134
i 536
1 2041 3 216 f 1S70 3 2
2 260 273
f 2032a
3 107 f 2041 2 279
Honeysuckle Family 3 227
Honeysuckle 2 2S0: 3 237-42; f 1559 Bush 3 241-2
Chinese Cin namon
f 2747,
Clammy Coral Crimson Douglas' Early
240
var. 2 f 2747 3 239 f 3458 3 238 f 2743
Fly 3 240-42, f 3467 Glaucous 3 2.38
Ground 2 2S0
Hairy 3 238
Italian 237 Japanese 240 Garden Fly i 3467 Perfoliate 3 237
Purple i 2743
Scarlet Trumpet
* 3461
Small Yellow 3 238 Smooth i 2746
Sullivant's 3 239 Swamp 2 559, f 2743
Honeysuckle Tartarian Bush 3 241 Trumpet 3 239
White i 2747
Wild 2 558,
f 2604, 2607-8
Yellow
3 239, f 2745, 3458 Honeysuckle Apple
2 558
-clover 276, 279
Honey-sweet 224 Hoodwort 3 79
Hoofs 469 Hook-heal 88
-zceed f 3098
Hoop-ash 2 602, f 1255 Hoopkoop-plant 2 325 Hoopwood f 2363
Hop or Hops I 530
Bog f 2889
Wild 3 99, f 1582 Hop-clover 2 272, 275
-hornbeam 1 507 Hop-tree 2 354
-trefoil 275
-vine, DeviVs i 1054 Hornbeam i 506-^7
Swamp f 2721-3
Horn-bine f 2721
-pine, -pipe, f 2721 Horned Clover i 2065 Horned Rush i 276 Horn-weed i 1536
HoRNWORT Family
2 46
Hornwort 46 Horse-balm 3 123
Horse-blob 2 51
-bramble f 1973
Horse-brier i 440
-cane 3 295
Horse-chestnut 2 400
American i 2382 Horse-elder 3 404
-foot 469 Horse-fleaweed f 2050 Horsefly-weed 2 266 Horse-gentian 3 234
-ginseng 234
-gold
f 1614-15, 1618, 1625 Horse-gowan 3 459 Horse-heal 404
-hoof 469
-knobs, -knop 492 Horse-laurel f 2750
-lily f 1527
Horse-Mint 3 104, 120, f 3131,3139
European 13177
Ohio f3i39
Sweet 3 116
Horse-nettle 135 Horse-pipe i 77, 84 Horse-radish 2 127 Horse-sorrel i 1299 Horse sugar 2 597
Horse-tail Family
1 35
Horse-tail i 35-7
Cornfield f 77
Meadow i 78
Rou^h f 84
Il 'ater f 82
Horse-thyme 3 108 Horse-weed 3 123, 391, f 3539. 3592 Low, Purple, 3 391 Houndbene 3 84
Hound 's-berry 134 -tongue 3 53. 319 House-leek 2 166-8 Houstonia 3 214-215 Hove 87
66
ENGIvISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
Huckleberry Family 2 573
Huckleberry
2 574-5. f 2791
Black Blue Box Bush Dwarf He
High-bush Southern Black
2 574 579 575 575
^ 575
1 2355
2 574 577
2 441 142
Squaw 580 strawberry f 2791 Tree f 2797
Huckleberry Lily
f 1003
Hudsonia Hunger-flower Hunger-weed 83 Hungry-iti lie f 1054 Hvintsman's Cup 2 160 Hurr-bur 3 484
Hurt-sickle 491-2 Hiiskroot f 1023
Hutchinsia 2 138
Hutton-weed 3 248 Hyacinth i 423
Grape i 424-5
Wild I 423, f 1670 Hydrangea 2 181-5 Snowy i 1859
Hveble f 2629
Hymenocallis i 445 Hynienopappus 3 445-6
Hyssop Anise Garden Giant Hedge Prairie Water Wild
3 no f 3og2 f 3152 3 84-5 160-3 3 112 13271 3 70
Hyssop Hedge -nettle
396
Iceland-moss i 1818 -poppy i 1662
Ice-leaf 3 143
-plant, Amer. 2 555
Illinois-nut f 1 1 5 1
Impudetit-laivyerf ^2T,6 •
Indian-apple f 1646 -arrow 2 394 ,
-arrow-wood f27i2.' -balm f 1047 '
-bark f 1540
-bean 3 '99
-bea7-d-gi-ass i 221 -black-drink f 23S8 -boys and girls f 1669 -bread-root 2 284 ; -cedar i 1208 I
-cherry i 1985, 2394 I -chickweed i 598 -chief f 2826
-cucutnber-root i 431 -cup 2 160; 3 406 -currant 2 236
-doob f 400
-dye f 1544
-elm f 1253
-fig 2 463
-fog- f 1816
-gravel-root f 3615 ;
Indian-hemp !
3 3, f 2430 : Black i 2896 j
White i 2905-6 I
Indian- ////I/O f 1S88 ' -lettuce 2 550
-mallow 2 422, f 2427 -millet f 3t8
-moccasin f 1089 -mozemize i 1973 -/>a/«/ f 1375, 3048
Indian-paint, Red 2 102 Yellow 51 -paint-brush 3 179 -pear, Wild f 1985 -physic
2 198, f 1537. 1S89 -pine f 118 -pink 2 605; 3 22
f 1445, 1458, 22>-8, 3318 Indian-pipe Family
2 554
Indian-pipe 555 -pitcliei- f iboi
-plantain 3 473-5 -poke I 408, f 985 -posy
3 401, f 2900. 3850 -potato f 2227 -puccoon i 3048 -red-root f 1061 -root 2 506 -sage 3 311 -shamrock f 1047 -shoe f 1092 -soap-plant f 2386 -stra'wherry f 1375 -thistle f 3481 -tobacco
3 260, f 3225. 3848 -turmeric f 1544
Indian-turnip i 361 Three-leaved f 876 \nA\-AX\-wickitp f 2566 Indian' s Dream f 64 Indian's Plume 3 102 Indigo, Wild 2 265-7 False. Bastard, 2 286 Blue False 265 Dwarf False f 2102 Fragrant False 2 286 Prairie f 2053
Indigo-broom 2 266 -plant 292 -weed f 2050
Infant' s-breath i 3409 Inkberry 1 594; 2 391 Shining 3 519
Ink-root 2 594
Innocence 3 156, 212 Insane-root 138 lodanthus 2 123
Ipecac, American
2 198, f 2325 False i 1888
Milk f 2321
Spurq^e, White, 12325 Wild'
2 377; 3 234, f 2895 Wood 3 234
Iresine i 593
Iris Family i 447
Iris 451-2
Spring f 1080
Irish-dais5- 3 271
-mahogany f 1223
Iron-head 3 492 Iron-weed
3 302-4, 492, f 3059 Devil's 3 274
Iron Wood 1 507;
f 1207, 2829 Southern 2 389
Ironwort 392,13107 Isabella wood 2 96 Isopappus 3 330
Itch-zvecd f 9'^4
Itea 2 187
Ivorj'Plum 2 572, 12798 Ivray i 225
Ivy, American 2 413 Bis; -leaved f 2757 Climbing 2 388
Coliseum 3 144
Five-fingered f 2410 Five-leaf f 2410
Ivy
Ground 3 87
Kenilworth 144 Poison 2 388
Three-leaved 388 Spoon-wood f 2756
l\y-berry f 2775
-bush 2 564
-chickweed 3 170 -flozcer f 1578
-weed 3 144
Jack-by-the-hedge 2 115
Jack-in-the-pu!pit i 361 -in-tromers i 1559
Jack-straws 3 207
facksnn-vi ne f 3220
facob' s-ladder
f 2370. 3236 American 3 41, f 1050
Jacob's-stafT 3 143
â– sword f 1077
Jalap, Cancer f 1415 Wild f 2945
Jasmine, Amer. f 2944 Bastard f 3220
Carolina 2 605
Red f 2943
Wild f 1576
Jaundice-berry or -tree f 1640
-root f 1544
Jenny Wren i 2240 Jersej' Tea 2 407
Jerusalem-oak
I 574, f 1373 -artichoke 3 429
-sage 91 -star 269
Jessamine f 3220
Blue f 1584
Red f 2943
Water f 3275
Yellow 2 605
Jesuit's-bark f 3586 - IFater-nut f 2612
Jewel-weed Family 2 403
Je-wels. Speckled f 2388 Jewel-weed 2 40^-4 Speckled f 2388
Jeic' sharp-plant f 1048 Je-w's Ear i 3219
Jimson-weed
3 139, f 3223 Joan Silver-pin f 1658 Job's-leais f 1031
ff V/rf f 3052
Joe Pye Weed 3 307 Spotted 307 Johnnv-jiimp i 2826 Johnnj--jumper 2 455 Johnny jump-up
2 455, f 2484 2492 -smokers i 1942
Johns-wort f 2454
False f 2463
Joint- vetch 2 312
-weed I 568; 2 501 Jointed Charlock 2 121 Joseph 's-flower 3 269 Joz'e's-fruil f 1657, 2831 Joy, American 12410 Juba's Bush i 593
Judas-tree, Amer. 2 257 Red 1 2033
Juniper i 59, 60.
f 120, 122, 130, 133
Jupiter's-staff 3 143 Jussiaea 2 480
Justice-weed 3 308-9 Jute, American 2 422 Kale, Corn or Field 119 Kalmia 2 564, f 2757 Wedlock 1 1700. 1703 k'el I up-weed 1 3988 Kelp 1 1527
Kelp-wort i 1396
Kemps, Kempseed
3 207
Sea 209 Kentucky Mahogany
1 2043
Kerlock 1 1701, 1703 Ketmia, Bladder 2 425 Keltle-dock 3 482
Kicking-colt 1 2388 â– horses 1 2388
Kidney-bean, Wild
2 338
Kidnej'-bean Tree 294
Kidney-root 3 307
--wort 1 1836
Kill-cow 1 595
-kid 1 2756
--wart 1 1668
King- cups 2 80, 1 1545 -devil 3 284
-nut I 486, 1 1154-1156 -of the Meadow 1 3615
2 274 274 12736 f 2579 18
1 2511
f 2337
1 2511
2 276 * 1443
Creepin,
Red Juniper-bush
-tree June-berrj'
-flo-wer Juno's-tears Jupiter's-ii-a/rf
fi34 f 133 f >33 f 1255 2 237-9 f 2505 3 70 1 1820
King's-clover
-crown
-cu re
-cure-all
-fern Kinnikinnik
2 544. .572, f 2717 Kmo-root, Am. 1 2239 Kisky- Thomas Niit
1 1 150
Kiss-me K'iss-me-Dick Kisses Knap
-buttle Knapweed 3 492, 1 4080 Knawel 2 41
Knight-cross 1 1457 Knight's-spur 2 59 Knit-back 3 67
Knob-grass, -rooti 3186 -weed 3 492, I3186 Knot-berry 2 200
Knot-grass 1 561; 2 501, • 1 229, 524 Bird's i 1337
Coast 1 1340
German 2 41
Knot-root 1 3186
Knotweed I 561-7
Biting 1 1333
.Spotted 1 1327
Knout-berry 1 i8q2 Kobresia i 284
Kochia 581 Koeleria 194 Koniga, Seaside 2 153 Korjcarpus i 196
Kosteletzkya 2 424 Krameria Family
2 261
Krameria 261 Kraut--weed i 1703, 1707 Kyllinga I 247
Labrador- 1 2742
Labrador Tea 2 557 Lace-button 1 3823
-flo-wer 1 2632
Lad's Love 3 464
Ladies' -eardrop 1 2388
-pocket 1 2388
Ladies'-slipper
I 457-9, 1 2288, 2388
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
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Lad ies 'slipper
Downy f 1092
Pink or Purple f io»q
Ladies'-smock 2 128 -sorrel 2 346, f 2254 -tobacco 3 399, f 3850
Ladies' Tresses i 470-2 Drooping f 1123
Lady-by-the-Gaiet 1466
Lady-fern i 26
-fingers, -glove, 3 171 -laurel 2 465
-thimble 3 171
Lady-never-fade f 3850
hady's- clover f 2250 -comb 2 531
-cushion 2 595; 3 492 -fingers f 2084, 2222 -delight 2 455
-hair f 455
-laces f 290
f 1477
-mantle 2 225
-milk 3 490
-necdlezvork f 2634 -nightcap 3 25
â– purse f 1752
-shoes f 1561
-shoes-and-stocki ngs f 2084
-thimble 3 253
-thumb I 558
Lakeiveed f 1333
Lamb-kill 2 563, f 274S -lilies f 966
-mint _ 3 119, 13174 -sucklings 2 279
Lambs f 2381
Lamb's-«r5j f 1725 -foot 3 206
-lettuce 3 207, 245-6 -quarters i 570.
f 1048, 1379 -succory 3 265
-tails f g6
-tongue 3 121. 207, f 1012
Land-cress i 1711, 1725 Langdebeef 3 267
Lap-love 26 Larch 1 54
Black or Red f 120 Lareabel 3 422
Lark-heal 2 59
Lark' s-claw f 1562 Larkspur 2 59-60
Azure or Blue f 1564 Garden f 1562
Nelson's 3 5 '4
Prairie f 1564
Laurel Family 2 95 Laurel 2 563-4, f 2757 American 2 564
Big, Big -leaf f 2750 Black f 244 1
Deer f 2750
Dog i 2764
Dwarf i 2756
Great 2 561
Florida f 2832
Ground 2 571
Hairy 564 Horse f 2750
Lady 2 465
Mountain 564, f 2750 * Pale 2 564
Sheep 563 Small f 1540, 2757 vSpurge 2 465, f 2757 Swamp 48, 564, f 2441 White f 1540
Wood f 2757
Laurel Magnolia 2 48 Lavender-thrift 594 Laivyers f 1973
Lead-plant 2 287
Leaf-cup 3 405
Leather-i')«^/i f 2535 -flower 2 69, f 1585
-leaf Leather-wood
Southern Leavenworthia Leai'er-zaood Ledum-oil Leech wort Leek, Wild
Three-seeded Leitneria Lemon, Wild
Ground Lemon-balm
-lily
-lobelia
-monarda
-walnut Lentil
Water Leopard-flozcer Leopard's-bane Leptochloa Lesquerella Lettuce 3 27;
Arrow-leaved
Blue
Canker
False 3 275, Florida Hare's Hairy Wood Indian Lamb's Liverwort Prickly Red Wood Spanish Tall
Tall Blue
Tall White
Western
White 3
Wild 274, f 2726, 3537
Wood 3 274
Leucocrinum i 411 Leucothoe 2 566-7
Lever-it'ood f 1208, 2535 Licorice, American
f 2163
Wild 2 310:
3 221-2, f 2628 Licorice-root i 2163 Life-everlasting 3 400 Fragrant or Sweet 401 Life-lasting 13851 Life-of-maii
I 181 1, 1975, 2627, 3469 Life-root 3 480
Lilac 2 600
Summer f 1790
Liliaeopsis 2 521
Lily Family i 410 Lily I 416, f 1013
Asa-Gray's i 418 Atamasco 444 Beaver f 1527
Blackberry i 453 Bullhead f 1527
Canada i 417
Carolina 418 Clinton's f 1029
Conval f 1041
Corn 3 26
Cow 2 42, f 1545 Day I 411
Dog, Horse, f 1527 Dwarf Tiger f 1082 Easter, Fairy, f 1062 Field f 1006
Flag, Liver, f 1069 Flame f 1003
2 570 466 389 134-5 f 2535
2 557
3 207 I 412 f 992
1 489
2 92 f 1646
3 107 f 990
f 3144 3 104 f 1150
2 329 f 888
f 1082
3 471
1 182
2 1^6 -6, 288
3 274 275-6
2 550 f 3543
3 275 272
274
2 550 3 245-6
f 2726
3 273 274
2 4
3 274 276 288
289, 291
Lily
Frog f 1527
Glade f 1003
Great Yelloio f 153; Ground f 1048
Gunclio 12520 Harvest f 2951
Hedge 3 25
Huckleberry f 1003 famestoivn 13222-3 Lemon f 990
Little Water 1 1526 Mariposa i 422
May 1 1041
Meadow f 1006
Nodding 1 1006. 1008 Northern 1 1029
Philadelphia i 416 Pond 2 42-4
Prairie 1 1063, 2520 Red I 416-17
Rock 1 1559, 158 1 Southern Red i 417 Snake 1 1069
Spider 1 910
Spring 1 1 01 3
Szvamp 1 1062
Strazv 1 988
Tiger i 419, 1 1003 Divarf 1 1082
Wild 1 1008
Toad f 1531
Triiiity 1 1046
Trout 1 1012
Turk's-cap i 418 -tiead f 1008
Water 1 880, 1534 Western Red I 417 White 1 1046
White Water 2 44-5 Wild Orange 1 luo'; Wild Yellow 1417 Wood
I 416; 2 552, 1 1041
Yellow I 417, 1 1012 Yellow Pond 2 42-3 Lily-bind 3 25
LiLY-OF-THE-VALLEY
Family i 427 Lily-of-the-valley 43^ False 431 Wild 1 1029, 1034, 2728 Lime Tree 2 414, 1 2411 Black 1 24 1 1
Limewort-catchfly
1 1450
Litnonillo 3 449
Lin 2 348, 1 2412-13 Li lid. White 1 2411 Linden Family 2 413 Linden, American 414 Ling 573 Wire 3S3 Ling-berry 5S0 -gowans 3 283
Linn I2411-13 Black, Velloic, 1 1541 Southern f 2412
White f 2413
Linseed 2 348
Lint 348 Fairy 351 Lady's 1 1477
Lint-bells 2 348
Lin-trce I2411 Lion's-car 1 3108
-foot 2 225; 3 288-90 -heart 3 89-90
-mouth 3 147, 171 -snap 1 3240
-tail 3 92-3
-tooth 266, 271
Lip-fern i 30-31
Lipocarpha 275 Liquidambar 1 1880
Liquorice
See Licorice Little Good 2 379
Little-boy's Breeches
i 1669
Little-pollom 1 2288 -icasheriaoman 1 3393
Littlewale 3 64
Live-forever 2 165 Wild 1 1812
Live -long 2 165
Lii'er-berry 1 1037-8 -leaf 2 65-6
-lily f 1069
-moss 1 1578
Liverwort, Noble 2 65 Heart 1 1578
Three-leaf f 1578
Lizard's Tail Family
1 482
Lizard's-tail 482 LoASA Family 2 458 Lobelia 3 257-61
Bladder-pod 260 Brook 260 Can by 's 261 Downy 259 Glandular 259 Great 258 K aim's 260 Nuttall's 261 Pale-sfjiked 259 Red, Southern, 258 Spiked 260 Swamp, Water, 257 Loco-vetch, Colorado
2 309
Loco-weed 2 309, 1 2055 Stemless 309 Woolly 298 Locust, Black
2 294, 1 2041 Bristly, or Moss 2 295 Clammy 295 Green 1 2121
Honey 2 260, 1 2021-3 Pea-flower l2i2i Post, or White I2121 Red-flowering
1 2121-2 River 1 2101
Rose-flowering 1 2122 Swamp 2 260
Sweet, Water, 260 Thorn 1 2041
Yellow 2 294, 1 2046 Loeflingia, Texan 2 38 Logania Family 604 Loggerheads 3 492 London Lace 1 290 -pride 1 1466, 1471 -tuft 11471 \,ou%-beard 1 904
-moss 1 374
Long Purples 2 473 Longshucks 1 u8
Loosestrife Family 2 468
Loosestrife Bulb-bearing 588 Creeping 589 False 2 476, 1 2558 Fringed 2 589
Golden 587 Hyssop 471 Kennedy's 472 Lance-leaved 590 Linear-leaved 472, 591 Purple 2 473
Southern 590 Spiked 473 Spotted 588 Swamp 471 Trailing 590 Tufted 591
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ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
Loosestrife
Whorled 2 588
Yellow 587
Wing-angled 472 Lotus, American 2 45
Honey 273
Indian 46 Lophiola i 446
Lophotocarpus 87 LopSEED Family 3 205 Lopseed 205 \
Lotus-tree f 2831
Louscberry-tree i 2368 Lousewort 3 184-6, 3303
Marsh, Swamp 3 185 Lovage, Scotch 2 519 Love-apple
-grass
-entangled
-in-a-chain
-in ivinter
-in-idleness Loveman Love-me Lover's Pride Love roses Love-vine
3 30, f 1582. 2066 Love's test f 3848
Lucerne 2 271-2
Ludwigia 477-9 Ludwigiantha 477 Lungwort
Bullocks
Cow's
French, Golden Sea
Smooth
Tree Lupine
Perennial Lustwort Lychnis, Arctic
Evening
Nodding
Scarlet Lygodesmia Lyre-tree Macounastrum Mad -apple
Madder Family 3 211 i Madder 219 Blue Field 226 Wild 3 219, f 3423 Mad-dog Weed
f 188. 3075 Madderwort 3 212, 464 Madnep 2 514
Madweed 3 79
Mad U'otnan's Milk
f 2332
Madwort
2 152, f 1753. German 3 61
Magotty Boy Bean
1 2035 Magnolia Family
2 47
Magnolia, Fraser's 47 Great-leaved 47 Laurel 4S Mountain 48 Stiiall, Swamp, i 1540 Mahaleb 2 252
Mahogany, Irish f 1223 False f 1652
Kentuckv f 2043 Mountain f 1215 Mahonia, Trailing 2 90 Maiden-hair; see Fern
I 27, f 1940. 2798 Ma iden's-tears f 1443 Maid's Hair 3 219
Ma ise i 3984
Maize Thorn 3 493
Malacothrix 3 270
Malice f 2416
Mallow Family 2 415 Mallow Bristly-fruited 423 Common 2 416, f 2416 Cotintry f 2415-16
3 137
1 187 f 1813 f 1816 f 2736
2 455
3 220
61
^ 1327 * 3435
3 59-60 f 3229 3 '43 283 I , 59 i f 3034-5 \ 3 60 2 269-70 t 20S7 I f 1803 j 2 i,S , 13 15 14
3 276-7 * 1542 } 542 I 3222
Curled Dwarf European False Glade
Globe 2 423; High Indian Low Marsh Musk
Poppy 2 Rose Running Su/at>ip Venice Vervain Virginia Water Whorled Malloivs, Blue False India >i Maltese Cross Mandrake, Wild
2 92, f 2610 I 100
2 417 416
417 420-1 420
3 519 2 416
422 416 415 417 418-19 424-5 416 f 2434 2 425 f 2419 2 422
* 2434 2 417 f 2416 f 2427 f 2427 f 1457
Manisuris Manna-grass
I 211-13; 3 505 Manna, Poland 1491 Man-of-the-earth 3 23 Man-root f 2945, 2948 Man's Motherwort
f 2304 I
Maple Family 2 396 j Maple 2
Ash-leaved
Bark
Bird's-e3-e
Black
Black Sugar Creek Curled Cut-leaved Drummond's Dwarf Goose-foot Hard
Low Moose Mountain Northern Norway Red
397-400 400 f 2377 j 2 398 i 2375-6 2 398 f 2372 2 398 f 2380 2 398 399 399 f 2373-6 f 2379 * 2379 2 399 f 2378 2 400 39
Red-river f 2372. 2380 River f 2372
Rock 2 398
Rocky Mountain 399 Scarlet 397 Shoe- peg f 2^73
Shrubby f 2377
Silver 2 397
Silver-leaf f 2372 Soft
2 397> f 2373, 2377 Striped 2 399
Sugar 398, 400
Swamp
2 397. f 2372, 2379 Svcamore 2 400
Water
2 397. * 2372. 2379 White 397, f 2373 I^farble-floiver f 1658 March f 2687-8
Mardling f 888
Mare'p-tail 2 501, f 84 Marigold
Marigold
Fetid
Marsh
Rayless
Water
Wild Mariposa Lily Marjoram, Pot
Wild Markry Mark-weed Markerry
3 453 2 51-2 3 438 440 f 3995 I 422
3 111 III * 2353 f 2353 f 1370
Marl-grass 2 277, f 2075 Marram i 166
-sea-grass i 539
Marrube 3 84
Ma.Tsh-beetle t 136
-berry f 2799
-clover f 2889
-elder 3 292-4
-fleawort 3 481
-five-finger f 1937 -fleabane 3 396-7 Fetid f 3839
Spicy 3 396
Marsh-^«w/2a n
f 2875. 2880 -gilliflower f 1458 -grass 1 175, 177
-hoarhound 3 118 -holy-rose 2 568
-lousewort 3 185 -mallow 2 415
-marigold 51-2 -milkwort 357 -parsley 2 533-4
-pennywort 539-41 -pestle f 136
-pink 2 611-12
-root f 2827
-rosemary 2 594, f 2767 -samphire i 5S2
-tea 2 557
-trefoil 622 -turnips f 876
-valerian f 3473
-reed f 80
Marshallia 3 443
Marshlocks, Purple
2 217
Marshwort 581 Marsilea Family
I 33
Marsilea 33-4 Martinoe ^ 3369
INIarvel 3 84
Masterwort
2 5 '4, 539. f 2636 Imperial f 2643
Matfelon 3 492
Mather 455 Matrimony-vine
3 138, f 1740
Matweed Maul
Maw -seed May
May-apple -blob -blossoms -bush cherry
1 166
2 416 f 1658 2 241
92 51
f 104 1 2 241
237
Mayflower 2 571, f 1429, 1569. 1576. 1578-81, 1724, 1833, 2743
May-gowan May -grass May- lily
-pear
-pops
-rose
-star
-wings Mayaca Family Mayaca
3 350 * 459 f 1041 f 1985 ;
2 457
3 230 f 2822 f 2288 I 367
368
Mayweed 3 455
Corn 459 Mead-sweet 2 224
Meadow Beauty
Family 2 473 Meadow-beauty 474-5 Meadow-bouts f 1545 -cabbage f 881
-fern f 1159, 1162 -burs f 1 159
-go wan 2 51
Meadow-grass
1 201-7, 212-15 Annual i 201
Arctic 215 Flat-stemmed 202 Fowl I 205, f 468, 488 Grove i 207
Prairie 204 Round-stalked f 468 Reed i 212
Roughish 204 Rous^h-slalked i 468 Short-stalked i 429 Slender i 215
Spreading 214 Wavy 203 Wood 205 Meadoza-nuts i 1937 Meadow-parsnip 2 518 Early, Golden, 534 Meadow-pink 2 14, f II 1 1, 1470, 2747 -queen 2 224
Meadow-rue 86-8 Fall i 1638
Slender f 1633
Tall 2 88, f 1637
Wax-leaved f 1637 Wind-flower f 1580 Meadow-scabish 3 367 Meadow-sweet
2 224, f 1884, 1888 American 2 196
Birch-leaved f 1885 Meadow-wort 2 224 Meakin f 2617
Meal-berry 2 572
-plum f 2776
Mealy Starwort f 1023 Mealy Tree 3 231
Mecha Meek 23 Mechoacanna f 2945 Medaddy-bush f 3465 Medic 2 271-3
Black or Hop 272 Purple 272 Toothed • 272 Spotted 273 Medlar 2 237
Meehania 3 86
Meeting-houses f 1559 Melampodium 3 406 Melanthium i 407
Melilot 2 273-4
Melilot-trefoil 272 Melmot-berries f 131 Mentzelia 2 458-9 Menziesia 562 Mercury, Black i 2353 English i 1370
Scotch 3 171
Three-seeded 2 365-6 Mercury-weed 12298 Mermaid-weed 2 502 Merry, Black Merry '
1 2021
Mesquite, Prairie 3 516
(See Grass) Mexican-poppy 2 loi
-tea I 575
Mexico seed f 2304 Mezereon Family
2 465
Mezereon 465
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
69
Mezereon
A titer i can f 2535 Micranthemum 3 164 Midsummer-men 2 165 Mignonette Family
2 158
Mignonette 2 158-9 Mile 533 Milfoil 3 455
Water 2 503-5, f 1626 Milk-gowan 3 271
-grass 24,5 -ipecac ;f 2321
-maids f 1724
-pea 2 335-6
-purslane 2 373, f 2321 Milk-vetch 2 297-307 Alpine 304 Arctic 304 Ascending 299 Bent 303 Canadian f 2130 Carolina 2 298
Cooper's 305 Drunimond's 299 Flexile 302 Hoary 307 Indian 303 Long-leaved 305 Loose-flowered 305 Low 301 Missouri 301 Narrow-leaved 300 Notched-leaved 302 Platte 297 Pretty 303 Prickly 306 Purple 299 Racemose 300 Robbins' 304 Sessile-flowered 306 Short's 301 Slender 302 Tennessee 298 Tufted 306 Two-grooved 300 Milkweed Family
3 4
Milkweed 3 5-15, 272, f 2314, 2321, 3545
3 15
520 8 8 10 f 2901
3 13 I 2917 3 6 15 10
14
7 12
f36i5 3 9 14 13 II
9 7 6
f 2933 3 II II 10 8 7 9 12 274 f 2895 3 9: 12
15 '
Auricled Bedstraw Blunt-leaved Broad-leaved Common Creeping Decumbent Divarf Few-flowered Florida Four-leaved Green Hairy Low Marsh Mead's
Narrow-leaved
Oblong-leaved
Oval-leaved
Poke
Purple
Red
Rtin ning Sand
Short-crowned
Showy
Sullivant's
Swamp
Tall
Thin-leaved
Trumpet
Wandering
White
Whorled
Woolly
Milkweed
Yd low f 2900
Milkwort Family
2 355-61
Milkwort, Bitter f 2287 Cross-leaved 2 357 Curtiss' 359 Dicarf f 2288
Field 2 358
Fringed 361 Loose-spiked 358 Low Pine-barren 356 Marsh 357 Maryland 359 Nuttall's 359 Orange 356 Pink 2 358, f 2287 Purple 2 3s8
Racemed 360 Sea 592 Short-leaved 357 Tall Pine-barren 356 White 360 Whorled 357 Yellozv f 2275
Milky Tassel 3 272 Millet I 110, 123, 127, 141 Brooni-corn f 272 Cat-tail f 283
Dotted 1 110
Egyptian f 225
German, Golden
f 2S3
Hungarian i 283 Indian f 318
Italian I 127
Tall 141 White f 2068
Yelloiv f 2069
Mill-mountain f 2266 Mimosa Family 2 254 Mimosa 255 Mingwort 3 464
Minnie Busli f 2752 Mint Family 3 74 Mint
American Wild 3 122 Apple 120 Balm 3 107, f 3181 Bergamot 3 119
Brandy 119 Brook 120 Brown iiq Cat 86 Corn 121 Creeping Whorled
3 122
Crisped- leaved 121 Cross 121 Curled 121 Dog f 3146
Downy Whorled 3 122 Field 3 121
Fish 1 20-1
Garden 119 Horse 3 104, 116, 120,
^3131, 3139 European 13177 Ohio f 3139
Lamb 3 119, f 3174 Mackerel 3 1 19
Marsh Whorled 122 Mountain
3 102, 109, 1 1 1-5 Our Lady's 3 119 Patagonia f 3178 Pepper 3 119
Round-leaved 120 Spear 3 119, f 3183-4 3 106 116 1 20-1 122
3 120, 122 120
Squaw Stone Water Whorled Wild Woolly
Misiionary-iveed f 3564 Hfi re-blobs f 1545
Mist i 1464
Mist-flower 3 313
Mistletoe Family
1 534
Mistletoe 1 535; 2 588 Missey-moosev f 1975 Mitrewort 2 180, 181, 606
False 2 178
Moccasin Flower i 457
Yellozc f 1092
Mock-apple 3 251
-Bishop's-weed 2 538 Mock-orange 2 185-6, f 2829, 2836, 3487
-unlluiv f 1883
Mocker-nut i 486
Modesty 2 529, f 2437 Moehringia 2 35
AfohaiL'k-zceed f 986 Moldavian Balm f 3097 Mole-plant, -tree 2 377 Molinia i 187
Monarda 3 104
Money-grass 1 3339
-plant t 1740
Moneywort 2 589
Prairie 591 Monkey-flower 3 157-8 Monkey-init Tree f 241 1 Monkey's Face 2 455 Monk's-head 3 271 Monkshood 2 61, f 1669
Trailing f 1568
Monk's Rhubarb i 1306 Monniera 3 160-1
Monolepis i 577
Montia 2 4
Moon-fern f 3
Moon-flower
3 457, f 2889 Moon-fruit Pine f 89 Moon-penny 3 457 MooNSEED Family
2 93
Moonseed 94 Red-berried i 1648 Moonshine 3 400, f 3851 Moon wort i 3
Cut-leaved 3 494 Moor 2 573
Moor-berry 581 -grass i 969, 1803 Moorwort 2 568
Moose-bush, -berrv
i 3434
Moose-Elm 1 525
-misse f 1975
-wood 2 399, 466
Morass-zc'eed i 1536
Morel 3 134
Petty i 2627
Morgan 3 455
Dutch 457
Morgeline 170
Mornion-weed f 2430
Morning-glory
Family 3 19
Morning-glor)' 3 22-24 Bush 24 Dicarf f 2953
Ivy-leaved 3 24 Pink 23 Red 22 White 23 White Star f 2946
Morocco, Red f 1669
Mortifcaiioti-rool
f 2414
MoscHATEL Family
3 242
Moschatel 243 Moss. Black f 904
Club 1 40-43
Moss Cv press Dzcarf Club Fir Florida Flowering
2 583; f 181: Golden Ground Hanging Iceland Irish Kentucky Long
f 94
f Q9
f 88
1 374
2979
2 166 f 2494
f 904 f 1818 f 2337 f 1437 I 374
Mountain i 100, 1813 Pixie f 2803
Prickly Club f 100 Rock ' f 1817
Rose f 1437
Running, Snake, f 96 Spanish f 904
Stag's Horn t 96
Tall
Tree Moss-berry -bush -campion -crop -locust
fi8i3 fS8, 2337 2 581 f 2761 2 8 f 638, 643 2 295
-milion{me\on)i 2799 -phlox 3 36
-pink 3 36, f 1440 -plant 2 565
-rose t 2426
Mossy Stonecrop 2 166 Mother-of-thousands
3 144 -of-thyme 3 109,
of-wheat Mother's-heart Motherwort
3 93. 466, Golden Hoarhound Man's Siberian Mountain Ash Elder-leaved Mountain-joy
115 170
139
f 3615 3 403 93 f 2304
3 93
2 233 f 1976
3 no
-laurel 2 564, f 2750 -mahogany f 1215 Mountain-mint
3 102, 109 Awned 3 113
Basil 113 Hairy 112 Hoary 114 Hyssop 113 Narrow-leaved 1 1 1 Short-toothed 1 1 5 Southern 114 Thin-leaved 115 Torrey's 112 Virginia 112 White-leaved 114 Mountain-r/f^ i 139-40 -snocu I 2322
-sweet f 2396
-tea 2 572
Mouse-ear 3 6t-2, 402, 521, f i486 Spring 2 25
Virginia f 3023
-chickweed 2 25-28 Water 20 Mouse-ears f 1578
Mouse-ear Cress 2 146 Mouse-milk 379 Mouse -tail 2 71, f 336 Little i 1593
Mouse-thorn f 4080 Mouth-root f 1551
Moxie-berry f 2798 Muckiceed f 159, 1359 Mud-flower 3 163
/O ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
Mud-plantaiti i 380
-purslane 2 437
-weed, or -wort 3 165 Mugget, Mugwet, 227 Mugwort 3 464-7
Common 466 Cudweed 467 Kansas 466 Long-leaved 467 Prairie 467 Saw-leaf 467 Western 467 Muhlenbergia i 142-6 Mulberry Family
1 527
Mulberry i 528-9,
f 1257, 1890, 1894, i8q7 Bermuda i 3068
French 3 74
Olaheite f 1260
Mullen 3 143-4 I
Sage -leaf f 3105
Mullen-pink 2 16, f 1438 Musk f 24"i8
Wild f 2249
Musk-crowfoot 3 243 -flower 159 -plant 3 159, f 2418 -root 3 243
Muskral-ccced i 1638 Musquash-root 2 536 -poison f 2694
-iveed f 1638
Musineon 2 527
Mustard Family
2 108
Mustard
Ball
Black 2 118 California Dish False Garlic
Hedge 2 Indian Mithridate Orange Poor Man's Tansy Tower
Treacle 2 151 White Wild
Wormseed Myagrum 2 139 My Lady's Belt Myriad-leaf Myrtle
Bog i 1 159, 2889
Burren (not " Bar- ren ") 2 572, f 1159
Candleberry fii6o
Dutch, Moor,
Running
Sand
Szveet Myrtle-fag
-grass, -sedge, Mysterious Plant i 2534 Naias i 80-81
Nailwort
2 39. f 1755- 1760 Naked-weed 3 270 Nama 3 49-50
Nanny-berry
3 232, f 3443, 3445
-bush 3 232
-plum f 3444
Nap-at-noon
3 269, i 1019 Nape f 1704
Napoleons 2 276
Natural-grass i 2065 Nature' s-ntistake i 2712 Navarretia 3 42
f 1754 f 1707 f 1696 f 1692 f 1796
2 115 116, 144
118 1 1 1 f 1786 f 1695
3 145
150
ii; 3 515
2 117 119 151
; 3 514 f 1954 f 2618
3 2
1 1159 3 2
2 562 f 883 f883 f 883
Navelivort f 2617, 2703 Navew, Wild 2 119 Necklace-poplar i 493 Necklace-iveed f 1555 Neck weed 3 169, f 1262 Needle-chervil 2 531 -and-thread f 1027 Needleivort, Queen's
f 1883
Neele f 522
Negro-vine f 2933
Nelumbo. Amer. 2 45 Nemastylis i 452
Nemophila 3 45
Nep 86 Nerve-root f 1089-90 Water f 2905
Neslia 2 140
Nest-root f 2739
Nestronia 3 513
Nettle Family i 530 Nettle 1 531-4
Bee 3 95
Blind 3 92, 95
Bull i 3213
Burning f 1265
Canada f 1267
Day 3 94-5
Dead, Dog, Dumb,
3 92-4
Deaf 94-5 D'^carf f 1265
False I 534
Floiuering i 3107 French 3 94
Great i 531
Hemp 3 92
Horse 135 Slender i 531
Small I s^2
Spurge 2 369
Stinging
I 531; 3 92, f 1265 Stnigtess f 1268
Tail Wild f 1264 Weak I 532
Wood 533 Nettle-potato f 2306 Nettle-tree, Amer. i 526 Netivort f X132
New Jersey Tea 2 407 Nicka r-tree f 2043
Nigger-head
3 416, f 1054 Nigs^er-weed i 3615 Nightshade 3 137
American f 1415 Beaked 3 136
Black 134 Bindweed 2 499
Cut-leaved 3 135 Enchanter's 2 499-500 Fetid 3 138
Garden 134 Melon-leaved 136 Silver-leaved 135 Three-leaved
I 435, f 1043 Torrey's 3 136
Woody 137 Nimble Kate 252 Ninebark 2 195
Ninety-knot f 1337 Nipple-wort 3 262
Dwarf 265 Noble-pine f 2736
Nit-weed 2 436
Noah's Ark
I 457, f 1092 Nondo 2 519
None-so-pretty
3 400, f 1450, 251 1 Nonesuch 2 272, f 1457 Black t 2065
While f 521
Noon-flower 3 269
Noontide 269 Nosebleed 3 455, f 1047 Notholaena i 32
Nuns f 3393
Nurse-garden f ig82 Nut-grass i 240-1, f 565 Nut-rush I 281-3
NtitlalV s-weed f 3927 Nyctelea 3 45
Oak I 516-23
Barren i 51S, f 1234-6 Bartram i 519
Basket 522 Bear 518 Bitter f 1 234
Black
I 517, f 1228. 1 231 Dwa rf f 1 234
Black-jack
I 518, f 1236 Black-Scrub i 1234 Blue f 1243
Boxr White f 1241 Brash f 1241
Bur I 521
Cha}}ipion f 1228 Chestnut i 522-3 Divarf f 1248
Swamp f 1246
White f 1 246
y^ellow f 1247
Chinkapin
I 523, f 1247 Cow I 522
Duck i 1236
Dyer's i 1232
Golden, f 3307
Holly f 1234
Iron I 520, f 1 235 fack f 1239, 1235
Jerusalem
I 574, f 1373 Laurel 519, f 1239 Lea f 1239, note
Live I 523
Mossy-cup 521 Mountain i 121,6 Over-cup i 521, f 1243 Peach f 1237
Pin I 516, f 1247
Poison 2 388
Pussuin i 1236
Post 1 520-1
Punk fi236 Quercitron i 517 Red I 516, f 1231, 1233 Rock f 1246
Rock Chestnut i 522 Bough, Bough white f 1 241 Running While
f 1248
Sand Jack i 1237 Scarlet i 5>7
Scrub I 518.
f 1243, 1247 Scrub-Chestnut i 523 Shingle 520 Shrub i 1247
Spanish
I 518, f 1228, 1231 Spanish Water i 1233 Spotted
t 1232, 1230, 1236 Stave f 1240
Swamp I 516, 521, f 1238, 1244 -chestnut f 1245 Spanish f 1229 -white I 521
-post i 1242
Tan-bark i 1246 Texan Red i 517 Turkey f 1233, 1241
Oak Water
I 519, f 1229, 1238 Water White i 121,2 White 1 520-1, f 1241 Mussy-cup f 1243 Willow I 519, f 1238 Yellow I 522
-cliestniit i 1247 Yellow-bark f 1232 Oak-fern i 19
Oat I 172-3
False 171 Haver, or Poor f 395
Purple
Sea, or Seaside
Smith's
Wild Oat-grass
Black
Downy
False
Golden
Tall Obedient-plant Ohio Cucuma Oil-nut Oil-plant
172 198 172
173, f 986-8 I 138, 173 138 f 390
I 396
f 396 3 89 f 1544 I 484, 537 12304
seed Siberian i 1753 Olcott-rool f 131 1
Old Goose f 1089
Old Maid's Bonnets
2 269
-night-caps f 2239 -pink 2 18, f 1438, 1450 Oldenlandia 3 215 Old Field-siveet f 3800 Old Ladies' Clothes- pins f 3944 Old Man 3 464 Old Man's-beard 2 603 flannel f 3229 -root f 2627 Oleander, U^ild f 2544 Oleaster Family
2 466
Oleaster-tree
Wild f 2537-8
Olive Family 2 600 Olive, Spurge 465 Olive-tree
Wild f 2537-8, 2833 One-berry i 1255, 3404 One-blade f 1034
One-leaf f 1034
Onion, "Wild 1 413-15 Bog f 8. 876
Shore â– f 993
Oonopsis 3 327
Open Gowan f 1545 Opium, Wild 3 274 Opossu m-tree f 1880 Opuntia 2 464-5
Orache 1 578-9
Orange, Spring f 2834 Wild 2 506, f 2270 -blossom f 1047
Orange-flower Tree
f 1863
Orange -grass 2 436 Orange-root 2 50; 3 5 Climbing f 2370 Orchid Family i 456 Orchis I 459-66
Bog I 461, 462
Bracted Green f 1103 Crane-fly i 480
Crested Yellow 464 Dwarf f 1098
Feather-leaved f 1108 Fen 1 477
Flaming f 1112
Fringeless Purple
I 466
Gay f 1094
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES. 7 1
Orchis
Grea/ Purple f 1113 Greenish f 1105
Green Wood i 463
-fringed f 1 109-10 Green Rein f 1105 Hooker's i 461
Heal-all i 1096
Leafy Green i 462 Long-bracted Meadoiv Pink Northern Bog
-green
-white One-leaved Pink Fringed f 1112 Prairie White-fringed I 465
Preacher- in-the-
Pulpit f 1094
Purple
Purple-fritjged
Ea rly Rag:ged
-fringed Ret II
Green Round-leaved
Small Showy
Small Pale Green 464 -Ivo-leaved f 1097
Southern White 462 Yellow I 463
Sprinz f IOQ4
Tall White Bog i 462
Tatlered-fringei 1 1 1 1
Three-toolhed f 1104
Tnbercled
Two-leaved La rn-e Small
White-fringed
Yellow-fringed
Yelloiv Oregon-grape
-tobacco Oreocarya Organs, Organy Orpine Family Orpine, Americaa
Oyster-plant 3 59, 269 -root 269 I
Paddock-pipes 1 2 501, f 80, 82
463 f nil 461
f IIOO
f noi f 1098
f 1094 I 466 f nil
1 465 f 1 109 f 1 104 f 1105 1 461 460 I 4S9
464
f 1096 f 1097
1 465 464
f 1105 f 1642 3 244 58-9 in
2 163 165
f iSii 3 181 I 141
f 1259
I 529 f 1259 496-501 f 1194 ,16, f 1159 f 2713, 2720 f 2714
f 1177 f 1 194 f 2766 I 9
Garden Orthocarpus Oryzopsis Osage
Osage-orange
-apple Osier
Common
Golden i
Green
Red
Stag' s-head
Velvet
White Ostrich-fern Oswego Tea 3 102, f 3133 Our Lady 's-mint 3119
-bedstraiv f 3408
-thistle 3 493, f 4074 Oivler f 1223
Owl's Crown 3 395, 403 Qjira daddy f 3299
Oxalis 2 345-7
O-V-balm f 3186
Ox-eye 3 412-13, 450
Great White 3 457
Sea 421 Ox-eye Daisy 3 416, 457 Oxford-weed 3 144 Ox-tongue, Bristly 267 Ox-wort 470 Oxypolis 2 513
Oxytrope 2 307-9
Silvery f 2161
Padelian Paint-brush Paint-root Painted Cup
Pale Palma Christi Palsy-wort
2 225 ; f 2416 f 1061 179-80
f 332' i 2 368
* 1545
Panicum, Panic-grass, Agroslis-like American Atlantic Barbed Beaked Bicknell's Bitter Blunt Brilton's Diffuse Eaton's Flat-Stemmed Gaping Gibbous Hairy
Hairy-panicled Hemlock Hispid Large-fruited Lax- flowered Lieberg's Linear-leaved Long
Long-leaved Loose Narrow Narrow-leaved Nash's Nerved Noithern Porter's Red-top Rigid
Round-fruited Scribner's Sea-beach Shining Short-leaved Slender Small
Small-fruited Sphagnum Spreading Starved Tall Smooth Variable Velvety Warty Werner's Wilcox's Wiry Wood Woolly Pansy 2 455, f 2492 Papaw, North Am. 2 49 Paper-mulberry i 529 i Papoose-root 2 91 Paradise-plant 465 Paraguay (false) i 3442 Parilla, Velloiv i 1649 Parosela 2 287-8
Low 3 517
Parsley 2 516-17
Beaked 528 Common 533 Dog's 520 False, Fools 520 Garden 533 Hemlock 512 Marsh 533-4 Poison f 2684
Sand 2 525
Sea 519
I "5 3 499 500 I 120 115 3 501
I 271 I 114 3 497 I 124 3 499
f 248 I 114
125
121 3 498
499 I 118
117
119
3 497
500
I "5 i 116 f 243 I 114 122 3 497 501 I 119 117 f 249 3 500 I n6 118 122 120 3 499 I 118 f 266 1 116 3 498 I 123
121 122 117 121
125
3 501 I 119 124 124
Parsley Spotted f 2684
Wild i 2690
Parsley-breakstone 225 -piert 2 225, f 1524 -vlix 2 225
Parsnip 2 514, f 2632 Cow 2 514
Meadow 554 Water 2 532, 538 Wild 514, f 2685, 2694
Parthenium 3 411
Auricled 521
Partridge-berry
2 572; 3 216 Mountain i 2798
Pariridge-pea 2 258 -vine 3 216
Paspalum i 105
Ciliate-leaved 107 Crab-grass 109 Field 108 Flat 109 Florida 108 Joint-grass 106 Long-stalked 108 Slender 107 Tall 107 Walter's 106 Water 106
Pasque-flower 2 67
Passion- Flower
Family 2 457
Passion-flower 457
Passions f 1306
Patience, Garden
f 1306
Paulownia 3 157
Paul's Betony 3 168, f 3171 3293 Paiison f 1665
Pea Family 2 262 Pea, Beach 330 Bird-egg f 2150
Buffalo f 2125, 2205 Butterfly 2 333
Canada f 2204
Cat 2 326
Cow 340 Craw, or Mouse 332 Crow 2 329, 383
Everlasting 330, i22i9 Heart 2 403
Hoary 292 Meadow 332 Milk 335-6 Myrtle-leaved Marsh 2 331
Partridge 258 Potatoe i 2227
Rabbit i 21 17
Sea-side, Sea 2 330 -everlasting 330 Scurfy 2 280,
f 2088, 2ogo Sensitive 2 257-8 Squirrel, Ground
i 1645
Trailing i 2227
Turkey i 1670, 21 17 Veiny 2 330
Wild 269, f 2055, 2217
Wild, Sweet Pea-nut
Hog, or Wild
Pitcher's Pea-tree Pea-vine Peach Peachworl Pear, Choke
Juice
Swamp Sugar Wild -Indian
292 313 334 ^ 334
1 2124 2 326, f 2225
? 254 f 1327
2 234 f 1985 2 23S
f 1985-6 f 1985
Pearl f 396
Pearls of Spain f 1022 Pearl-plant 3 63-4 Pearlwort 2 29-30
Pearly Everlasting
3 400, f 3848 Pea tweed f 2544
Pebble-vetch 2 328 Pecan i 484
Bitter f i ' 53
Pectis 3 454
Pedicularis 3 184-7 Peg-wood 2 395
Pellas 416 Pelican-flower f 1281 Pellitory i 534, 3 458
Bastard, Wild or Eu- ropean 3 454 Pellitory of Spain
2 515
Pencil-flower 312 Decumbent 3 517
Pencil-tree 3 394
-wood f 133
Penny- cress 2 114
Penny-flower t 1740 -hedge i 1695
Penny-john 2 433
Penny-grass 3 187
Penny Mountain 115
Pennyroyal
3 87, 122, f 3155 American 3 106
Bastard 78 Drummond's ic6 False 77 Mock, Rough 106 Wild 121
Penny-post i 2706
Pennywort 2 620; 3 144 Marsh 2 539-41
Pepper, Poor Man's
2 ni, f 1813 Water i 1333
Wild f 1049, 2534, 2396
Pepper and Salt f 2709
Pepperbush i 2771
Sweet 2 548-9
White i 2766, 2771
Pepper-crop f 1813
Pepper-grass
2 110-12, f 1083-4 Apetalous 2 112 English i 1684
Garden 2 112
Golden 112 Narrow-leaved in Roadside m Town 112 Wild 112
Pepperidge 2 547
-bush 90
Peppermint 3 119
Pepper-plant
f 1333, 1752
Pepper-root 2 13 1-3 -turnip f 876
-vine 2 412
-wood 353
Pepperwort 2 no
(see Peppergrass)
Perilla 3 123
Periwinkle 2 Small f 2894
Persian-berty f 2395
Persicaria i 555
Bititig f 1333
Bristly 1 559
Carey's 559 Dense-flowered 556 Dock-leaved 557 Hart Wright's 556 Lady's Thumb 558 Long-styled 558 Opelousas 559
72
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
Persicaria Pale
Penns5'lvania
Slender Pink
Southwestern
Swamp
Water Persimmon Pet 11- Apple Pestilence-wort Peter's-Staff Petty Morel Petunia Peucedanum Pewtericorl Phacelia
Coville's
Crenate-leaved
Franklin's
Fringed
Hairy
Loose-Bowered
Mountain
Pursh's
Silky
Small-flowered Pheasant's-ej-e 2 Phippsia I Phleum, Mountain Phlox Family 3 Phlox 3
2 .SQT
557 557 557 558 556 555 59: I 3222
3 470
.
1 2627 3 141
2 515 f 84
3 46 48 46 47 49
47 49 48 46: 47 89 150 148 31 32
|
Chickweed |
35 |
|
Cleft |
35 |
|
Crawling |
35 |
|
Downy |
34 |
|
Douglas' |
37 |
|
Garden |
32 |
|
Hairy 3 34, |
f 2972 |
|
Hood's |
3 37 |
|
Kelsey's |
36 |
|
Moss |
36 |
|
Mountain |
33 |
|
Prairie |
f 2972 |
|
Smooth |
3 33 |
|
Wild Blue |
. 34 |
|
Woods |
f 1466 |
|
Yellow |
2 152 |
|
Phthisic-iveed |
f 2555 |
|
Phyllanthus |
2 362 |
Physalis 3 125
Physic, see Indian Picoc f 2321
Pickazcay-anise f 2271 Pick-cheese 2 416
Pickerel- Weed Fam-
ily
Pickerel Weed
I 379'
Pickpocket Pick-purse Pick-tree Pickle-plant Picradenia Picris Picry
Pie-marker Pie-print Pigeon-berry
I 379
f 1626 f 1752 f 1752 f 2626 f 1389
3 448-9 267
\ 2353 f 2430 f 2430 I 594-
I 1897, 1989, 2629, 2720, 3404 -foot 2 344
-grass 3 70, f 240 -root f 1430 note
-tree Pigmy-weed Pig-nut
Bitter
Little, Small
Woolly Pig-potato
-root Pigsty-daisy Pig-tail Pigweed
Pigweed
Winged i 1376
Pilewort 2 85; 3 148,
3 473, f I399. 16 '5 Pilot-weed 3 408
Pinienlary 107 Pimpernel, Bennet 2 526 Bastard f 2825
Blue f 3075
False 2 593; 3 163-4 Red, or Scarlet 2 593 Sea f 151 2
Water 2 587; 3 167 Yellow 2 526
Pimpernelle 2 228
Pin-hall f3403 Pin-clover 2 344
-grass 344 Pincushion 3 249, f 3848 -flower -shrub -tree Pine Family Pine
f 2626
2 164 I 487
f II52|
f 1157
3 512 ' f 2640 f 1085 f 3984 3 220
1 570, 587.
3 249 2 395 f 34^5 I 49
50-53
Banks' or Black f 114 Bastard f 118
Blister f 126
Bull I 52, f 113
Canadian i 51
Candlewood 53 Carolina f 1 16
Cat f 121
Cedar f 115
Cornstalk f 118
Deal f no
Fat i 112
Festoon f 99
Field f 2473
Fir fi26 Florida f 112
Foxtail f 118
Frankincense i 53 Gambier Parry's
fii3
Georgia i 51
-pitch, -yellow f 112 Gray i 52
Ground i 41; 2 436, f 3070
Hard i 51, fin, 1 19 Hickory i 53
Hudson Bay 52 Indian f 118
Jack f 114
Jersey, Labrador, i 52 Loblolly 53 Long-leaved 51, f 113 -pitch, -yelloivi 112 Long-straiv f 112. 118 Long-shucks f 118 3foon-/ruit f 89
Nigger ins Noble i 2736
Northern i no
Northern Scrub i 52
Nor-cay Black
Old-field
Pitch Southern Western
Prairie
Prickly
Prince's
Red
River
Rock
Rosemary Running Sap Scrub
Shore
53.
f III
f 119
1 53 f 116 f 112 f 113 3 318 f 1 17
2 554 I 51, f "3
f 115 f 114 f 118 I 43 I 53. f 118 I 52 f 114
f 1369, 2566
Short-leaved
I 52, f 115, 118 Short schat f 115, 116
Pine
Short Sh uck<i f 1 1 5 Slash f 116, 118
So/t-deal f 110
Southern 1 51
-har d or -heart f 112 -mountain f 117 -pitch f 112
-yellozv f 1 12
Spiral f 92
Spruce I 52.
f no, 115, 122. 124 Szi anip f 1 18
Table-Mountain i 53 Texas yellozv fli2 Torch I 53, f 118 Turpentine f 112 Virginia i 51, f 1 18 Western Yellow I 51 Wej'mouth 50 White 50 Yellow I 51, f 119 Yellozv Pitch f 112 Yew i 122
Pine-Apple Family
1 374
Pine-broom f 112
Pine-barren Beauty
2 583
Pine-cheat i 151
Pine-drops 2 554
-sap 2 555-6
Pine-tulip i 2736
-weed 2 436
Pink Family 2 6 Pink, Bearded f 1145 Boston f 1466
Bunch 2 20
Carolina 60s Child ing f 1468
Cor/i f 1438
Cushion 2 8
Deplford 19 Drummoud's 15 Dutch f 1798
Election f 2743
Fire 2 10
French f 147 1
Grass i 4S0
Ground 3 36
Hedge 2 18
Indian 2 605; 3 22,
f 1445, 1458, 22b8, 3318
Maiden 2 19
Marsh 2 6ri-i2
Meadow 2 14,
f nil, 1470, 2747 Menzies' 2 13
jl/iV^ f 1450
Monthly f 1466
Moss 3 36, f 1440 Mountain i 2774 Mullen 2 16
Noble f 2736
Old Maid's 2 18 Proliferous 19 Riz'er i 2743
/?oir/(- f U28
Rose 2 610
Saxifrage 17 Sea 2 595, 611, f 1443 Swamp I 402; 2 559, f 1145, 2743 Wild 2 II,
f 1119, 1447, 1470. 2979 Winter f 2774
Pink-6/oow f 2858
-^rasj f 436, 742, 799 -needles 2 344, 531 Pitik-purse f 1513
Pink-root 2 605
Old Maid's
i 1438 f 1437
Pinkster-flower 2 558
Pink-weed i 1327,. 1337 Pinweed 2 442-4, f 2249 Pipe-plant f 2739
Pipe-privets 2 600
Piperidge f 1640
Spotted f 2735
Pipe-'iteni f 2769
Pipe-tree 2 600
Pipe-vine i 541, f 1283
Woolly 1 541
Pipewort Family
1 371
Pipewort 371-3 Yellozx' f 902
Pipsissewa 2 554
Spotted f 2735
Piskies, Pixie f 1447
Pismire f 3988
Pitcher-plant
Family 2 159
Pitcher-plant 160
Pitchforks
3 438, f 3939-40
Plane-tree Family
2 194
Plane-tree 194 Planer-tree i 526
Plantain Family
3 205
Plantain 3 206-11
Buck, Buckhorn f338o Common 3 206
Dwarf 210 Dooryard 206 English 207 Greater 206 Heart-leaved 208 Hoary 207 Large-bracted 209 Long 207 Manyseeded 210 Mud I 380
Net-leaf f 1132
Poor Robin's
3 285, 388 Pursh's 209 Rattlesnake i 474-5 Ripple f 3380
Robert s 3 3'<8
Robin's 388 Round-leaf * 3378 Rugel's 3 207
Sand 211 Saline 208 Sea, or Seaside 209 Slender 210 Southern 208 Snake 3 207, 285 Sweet-scented 3 475 Water i 85; 3 208 Jl 'avside ^ 3378
White
3 3Q9, f 1131, 3388 White Dwarf 3 210 Pleurisy-root 5 Pleurogyne 2 618-19 Pleuropogon i 196 Ploughman 's-wort 3 396 Plum Family 2 246 Plum, Beach
2 249, f 2017 Bullace 2 250
Canada 2 247, f 2008 Chickasaw 2 248 Date 597 Dog i 1030
Garden, Wild i 2008 Goose f 2007
Grave's Beach 2 249 Ground 297 Hog 2 248, f 2007, 2009 Horse 2 247, f 2007 Ivory 2 572
Larger Ground 297 Low 249
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
73
Plum, Native f 2007 Porter's 2 248
Red f 200S
Sand 2 248, f 2013 Seeded f 2831
Watson's 2 248
Wild f 2008
Wild Goose 2 247 Wild Red 247 Wild Yellow 247 IVinter f 2831
Plum-s^ranile i 2007 Plum-grape 2 408
Plumbago Family 594 Pocan-bush f 1415
Pogonia I 467-8
Adder'' s-mouth f 11 14 Poison -ash 2 388
-ai iim i 878
-berry 3 137, f 1554 -dogwood 2 388
-elder 2 388, f 3433 -flag f 1069
-flower 3 137
-hemlock 2 532
-ivy 388 -oak 388 -parsley f 2684
-rhubarb 3 470
-snakeiveed f 2684 -sumac 2 388
-tobacco f 3221
-tree, or -wood f 2352 f 2353
Poke-root f 984
Poke-weed Family
I 593
Poke, Pokeweed 1 594 Indian i 408, f 985 Polar-plant 3 408
Pole-cat IVeed f 88 1 Polk-iueed f 881
Polly Mountain 3 109 Polypody i 32-3
See Fern Polypremum 2 606 Polypteris 3 447
Poly taenia 2 515
Pomegranate i 2008 Pomme Blanche 2 284 Pond-bush f 1655
-dogivood i 3403 -grass I 173
Pond-lily 2 42-4
Arrow-leaved 43 Red-disked 43 White 44 Yellow 42-3 PONDWEED Family
1 65
Pondweed i 66-81 Alga-like 72 Blunt-leaved 73 Capillary 76 Clasping-leaved 71 Curled-leaved 72 Curly fi59 Eel-grass 1 72
Faxon's 68 Fennel-leaved 77 Filiform 77 Floating 66 Fries' 74 Grass-wrack f 160 Hill's 1 73
Horned f 178
Illinois I 70
Interrupted 78 Large-leaved 67 Leafy 73 Long-leaved 68 Mystic Pond 71 Northern 68 Nuttall's 67 Oakes' 66
Pondweed Opposite-leaved i 75 Rafinesque's 76 Robbins' 78 Shining 70 Slender 74 Small 75 Spatulate-leaved 69 Spiral 77 Spotted 67 Tassel f 176
Various-leaved i 69 Vasey's 74 White-stemmed 71 Ziz's 70 Pond Spice 2 97
Pool-blossom 622 Pool-root, -wort
3 312, f 3629 Poor Atmie ^ 984
Poor Man's-mustard
f 1695
-pepper 2 iii, i 1813 -rhtibarb f 1634
-soap f 1884
-weather-glass 2 593 Poor-Robin fi456, 3412 Poor Robin's-plantain
3 285, 388 Pop-dock, or -glove 171 Pop-weed 3 191
Poplar I 490-3, f 1 169 American f 1170 Aspen fii64 Balsam i 491
Berrybearing i 1172 Black 1 493
-Ilaliaji f 1172 Blue f 1542
Cat-foot f 1 171
Carolina
I 493, f 1165, 1172 Downy 1 492
Hickory f 1542
Lombard y i 493
Old English f 1171 River f 1172
Rotigh-bark t 1165 Silver-leaf
I 490, f 2413 Trembling f 1170 Ttilt^) i 1542
Water f 1172
White I 490,
f 1169-70. 1542 Willow f 1171
Yellow 2 49
Poppy Family 2 98 Poppy 2 9, 99-103
Arctic 2 100
Celandine 102 Corn, Field, Red, 99 Frothy 9 Garden, Opium, 99 Iceland f 1662
Mexican 2 loi
Pale 100 Prickly loi Rough-fruited 100 Sea 103 Smooth-fruited 100 Spattling 9 Thorn f 1663
White Prickly 2 loi Yellow 102 Yellow Horned 103 Poppy-mallow 2 418-19 Portulaca 2 5-6
Showy f 1437
Possum-haw
i 2360, 3443 Possum-wood 1 2831 Potato Family 3 124 Potato, Canada 429 Cree i 2096
f 2227 f 979 f 2227 f 2306 f 2227, 2640 f 1429 I
1 2945 i f 2227 : 3 23
245
2 531 f 1494
I 133;
Potato Dakota Hog's Indian Nettle Pig Wild
Wild Siveet
Potato-^ifa -vine, Wild
Pot-herb, White
Ponkenel
Poverty
Poverty-grass 2 441. f 595, 929, 2074, 2344, 2473 Southern f 344
Poverty-weed 3 401,457, f 3848, 3850-1 !
Powder-horn 2 26
Prairie-apple 284, f 2126 -anemone f 1581 -bergamot 1 3138 -burdock 3 408
Prairie-clover 2 289-91 Purple f2ii2 Silky f2ii5
Prairie-dog weed f 3979
Prairie-grass f 341, 441 -fire i 3318
-grub f 2271
-hyssop 3 112
-indigo t 2053
-lily f 1063, 2520
-mesquite 3 516
-pine 318 -rocket f 1784, 1786 -rose 2 229
-senna i 2035
-smoke f 1581, 1942 -turnip 2 284
-weed 215 -zinnia 3 412
Preacher-in-the-pulpit f 1094
Pretty Nancy f 1450 Pricket 2 166
Prickly-ash 2 353, f 2626 Yellow f 2270
Prickly-back i 3481 Prickly-bur f 1226 Prickly-thistle f 4071 -elder f 2626
Prickly-pear 2 463 -poppy loi Prick Madam
t 1813, 1816 2 395
f 2368, 2395 2 395 f 3481 f 4071
2 594
3 391 271
f 876 2 604
-timber Prick-tree
Butcher Prickwood Pricky-back
-thistle Pride-of-Ohio Pride-weed Priest's Crown Priest' s-pin tie Prim
Primrose Family 584 Primrose 2 492, 585, f 1974, note Bird's-eye 2 585 Dwarf Canadian 585
Fremont's Greenland Hartweg's Mealy Missouri Mistassini Scapose Short-podded Showy Spotted Three-lobed Tooth-leaved
495 585 495 585 494 585 492
493 492
494 493 496
Primrose
Tree i 2579
Primrose-willow 2 480 Prim wort 604 Prince's-feather
1 561, f 1399 Prince's pine 2 554 Print 604 Prionopsis 3 327 Privet 2 604 Procession flozver f 2280 Pry f 742 Psilostrope 3 444 Psoralea 2 281-5
Black-dotted 282 Digitate 283 Few-flowered 281 Lance-leaved 281 Large-bracted 284 Large-stipuled 285 Many-flowered 282 Narrow-leaved 282 Nebraska 2 283
Sainfoin 285 Silver-leaf 283 Small-flowered 281 Ptiloria 3 268
Puccoon, Gmelin's 65 Hairy, Hoary, 65 Indian f 3048
Red 2 102
White f 1665
Yellow 2 51
Puccooyi-root f 1665 Puff-ball 3 271, f 2387 Puke-weed 3 260
Pulsatilla Ajner. f 1581 Pumpkin, Wild 3 250 Purging-root f 2321 Ptirple-^rass
t 2067, 2083, 2549 Purpleivort f 1937, 2083 Purslane Family 2 i Purslane, Pussley, 5 Black f 2314
French t 1437
Garden i 1437
Marsh 2 476
Milk 2 373, f 2321 Mud 2 437
Notched 5 Sea I 598; 2 36 Spotted f 2314
Water 2 470, 476 Wester >i f 1435
White f 2321
Pursley, Milk i 2321 Black-spotted f 2314 Pur vain f 3059
Pussies, Pussy cats,
1 2074
Pussy-toes 3 399
Putty -root I 481
Pyracanth 2 245
Pyia m idfloiver
or -plant f 2884
Pyxie 2 583
(See Piskies) Quafodil f 981
Quaker-bonnets
3 212, f 2057
-ladies 3 212
Quaker-lady 2 196 Quarter-vine 3 198 Queen Anne's Lace
2 510
Queen-of-the-meadow
2 196; 3 307 Queen-of-the-prairie
2 224
Queen-weed f 2642 Queen 's-delight 2 369 -gillyflower 154 -needlewort f 1883 Queen's-root 2 369
74
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES,
Quercitron i 517
Quick f 524, 1995
Quick-beam 2 233 Quick-in-lhe-hand
12389
Quickset 2 241
Qiiicksilver-iLeed f 1634 Quill-fern f 30
QuiLLWORT Family
I 45
Quillwort 1 46-8, 13615 Dodge's 3 495
Eaton's 495 Kuj-opean f 102
Pitted 3 495
Quince-star 2 245
Quinine, Wild 13875 Quinine-flower i 2862 Quinine Tree f 2271 Qutnsy-berry
i 1874, 1873 note Quitch-grass i 226 Quital f 3299
Quiver-leaf f 1170 Quohsgue-weed i ZT^° Rabbit-berry -brush
3 171
-flower
-meat
-pea
-root
-tobacco Rabbits-mouth Raccoon-berry Radical-ueed Radish, Wild
Garden
Horse Ragged-cup
-Jack
-Robin
-sailor Ragweed Family
3 292
Ragweed 3 294-5, 482 Woolly 3 477
Ragwort 3 475, 480-2 Cat's-paw 3 478
Prairie 478 Rainboiv-weed 12549 Raisin, IVild 1 3444 Raisin-tree i 1875
Ranipion, Large 1 2579
2 468 I3662 1 3236
3 94
1 2117
2 506 f 3851
3 147
1 1646
f 3213
2 121 121 127
3 406 f 1458 2 14 * 1335
Ramps Ram's-f/aa'5
-head
-tongue Rancheria-grass Ra ncid Ranstead Rantipole Rape 2
Summer
f 992 1 1618 1 1088 3 207 J 539 f 3236 3 146 1 2632 no, 121 1 1704
Rapper-dandies 1 2776 Raspberrj' 2 199-201 Arctic, Cuthbert, 200 Black, Black-cap, 201 Canadian 1 1890 Carolina 201 Dwarf 201 Flowering 1 1890 Purple 2 199
Gladstone 201 Gregg 201 Ground 1 1544
Hansel! 2 200
Hilborn 201 Mountain 200 Purple, Wild
2 201, 1 i8g6 Rose-floivering 1 1890 Running 1 1897
Virginia 2 199
White-flowering 199 Wild Red 200
Ratsbane 1 1132, 2735 Rat-stripper 1 2369 Rat-tail 3 207
Rattan 1 2390
Rattle 3 187
Bull 1 1443, 1455 Coiv 1 1455
Penny, Yellow, 3 i»7 Red 184-5 Rattle-bags 3 187, 1 1443 Rattle-box
2 268, 479: 3 187 -bush 1 2049, 2050 -nut 1 1534 -root 1 1556
Rattle-top 11556 Heart-leaved 1 1557 Mountain 1 1558 Ratlle-iceed 1 1556. 2129 Canadian 1 2130 Rattler-tree 11164 Ratllesnake-bite 1 1638 Rattlesnake-heib 2 55 -flag 1 2660
-/<fa/ 1 1 132
-master 2 522; 3 315,
3 317, 354. * 1065 -plantain i 474-5
Creeping 1 1131 -root 3 288-91,
1 1048, 1556, 2285, 3583
3 285, 1 1 132, 2660 2 96
* 3502 2 257
1 2714 2717 1 1639
1 60
2 193 102
1 3318 f 1415 f 1333 1 1639
* 2775
2 102 3 184-5
2 341, 1 1456 1 2714 443; 2 595.
-weed
Red -bay -Betty -bud -brush -camomile -cedar -gum
-Indian-paint
-India ns
-ink-plant Red-knees
-morocco
-pollom
-puccoon
-rattle
-robin
-rod Red-root 1
2 407, 1 1262, 1398.
1665 1944
Carolina i 1061
Indian 1 1061
Red- rot 1 1803
-Sally f 2549
Red-shanks 2 341,
1 1301, 1319, 1327, r333 Red-top I 159, 184
Bunch 1 479
Wild 1 270
Red-weed 2 99,
1 1299, 1327, 1415
-willoio 1 2714
Red berry 1 1554. 2630
-bamboo 1 1059
-snakeroot 1 1554 Redfieldia i 186
Reed 1 128, 166, 184, 1 420, 512
Bog, Ditch, Pole, Sea, i 420
Reed-grass i 163-7 Common 1 420
Indian 1 360
Langsdorf's i 164 Long-leaved 167 Macoun's 163 Narrow 165 Nuttall's 165 Pickering's 164 Porter's 164 Salt 176 Sea 1 380
' Reed-grass
j Southern 1 291
I Wood 1 158
Reed-Mace, Great 1 136 Lesser 1 137
Rheumatism-root 2 92, 1 1068, 2735 -weed 1 2895-6
Rhineberry 2 405
Rhododendron 561 Rhubarb Bog or Poison 3 470 Boor Man's 1 1634 Rhodora 2 560
Rhynchosia 2 336-7 Rib-grass, -wort 3 207 Rice, Indian i 128 Canada 1 286
False, White, 1 287 Jungle 3 496
Water 1 286
Wild I 128
Rice's Cousin 1 288 Rich-leaf 1 3186
Rich-weed l 533:
3 123, 295, 1 1556, 3629 Rignuni f 3^37
Ripple-grass 3 207 River-bush 1 3403
River- Weed Family 2 163
River-weed 163 Roanoke Bell 1 3034 Robert's Plantain 3 388 I Robin, Robins 1 1456 Robin-run-aivay
1 IQ07, 3095 Robin's Plantain
3 285, 388 Rock-bcrry 1 2776
-brake i 28, 1 71, 72 Rock-cress 2 147-150 Low, or Northern 1 1 6 Rock-lily 1 1559
-plant 1 1813
RocK-RoSE Family'
2 439
Rock-rose 439-40, 1 2446 Rock-weed 3 227, 1 2240 Rocket Bastard 1 1703
Crambling 2 159 Dame's 154 False 123 Italian 1 1798
Prairie i 1786
Sniall-flozcered
1 1784
Purple 2 123. 1 2566 Sand 2 120
Sea, American 117 Scrambling 1 1696 1 Sweet 1 1790 I
Wall 2 120
Winter, or Wound, 1 1709
Yellow 2 122,
1 1798, 281 1 Rocket Cress 2 122 Rocky Mountain Grape
1 1642
Rogation-flower 1 2280 Rogue's Gilliflower
2 154
Roman-/>/a«/! 1 1370 -willow 2 600
-wormwood 3 295 Roosters 1 2484
Rooster-heads 1 2826 Rope-bark f 2535
Rope-ii'ind 1 2949
Rosa-solis 2 161,1969 Rose Family 2 194 Rose 2 229-232
African 1 1659
2 230 * 1973 f 1973 2 593 2 99. 232
1 1549
2 99
3 395 2 229
232 232 1 1971 1 1966
Rose Arkansas Bramble Brere, Brier Burnet Canker Christmas Corn Cotton Climbing Cinnamon Dog
Dwarf Wild Early Wild Egyptian, Gipsy, 3 249 Hip 1 1973-4
Kitchen 1 1974, note Low 2 231
Maple-leaf Guelder f 3437
Marsh Holy 2 568 Meadow 229 Mexican 1 1437
Michigan 2 229
Northeastern 231 Pale 1 1966
Pasture 2 231
Prairie 229 Prickly 230 Rock 2 439-40, 1 2446
Rosin Sensitive Shining Smooth Snowdon Sun Swamp Wild Wind Woods'
2 433 1 2031
1 1972
2 229 165
2 439-40 2 231 1 1970-72 2 TOO 230
Rose-acacia2 295, 1 2122 Rose-bay 2 561, 1 2566 Ground 2 480
Lapland 560 Mountain 561 Wild or Dwarf 1 2750 Rose-blush 1 1965
Rose-campion 2 16 Rose-mallow 2 424-5 Rosemary Marsh 2 594, 1 2767 Maryland 3 380
White 379 Wild 2 557, 568
Rose-moss i 1437
Rose-noble 3 53
Rose-of-Plymouth 2 611 Rose-of-Sharon 426 Rose-petty 3 388
Rose-pink 2 610
Rose-willow 1 2714 Rosewort, Roseroot
2 i6,s
Rosin-plant
-rose
-weed
-wood Rosy-bush Rotala Rot-grass Roubieva Rough-root
-weed Round Dock Round-heart
-rush
-â– wood, -tree Roving Sailor Rowan-berry Rowan-tree
American
Dog Royal Bracken Royal Fern Family 1 4
3 406-8 2 433 3 406-8 f 3657 1 1884
2 470 3 194, 1 384
1 576
3 318 97
2 416 1 2651
1 919
* 1975
3 144 f 1975
2 233
* 1975
3 229 18
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
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Royal Fern i 5
Royal Osmond f 8 Rue Anemone, False
2 54
3 202-3 * 3372 f 3371 f 1703
I 43
f 96
I 381 382-396 f 586 I 387 I 257-8 384 f 623
I 391
: 277-80 1623
I 385
382
Rue Family Ruellia
Long-tubed Short-tiibed Runch
Running-pine
-moss Ruppia Rush Family Rush I Aglet-head Awl-leaved Bald Baltic Bass Bayonet Beaked Black Black-grass Bog
Bolder, Boulder f 623 Brownish-fruited
I 390
Bulbous Bulrush Canada Candle Carolina Chair-maker's Chestnut Club Common Cotton Cotton-grass Creeping Sea
390 I 265-70
I 394 f 919
I 394
265
389 262-4 382 271-3 271-3 388 f 627
Clustered Alpine
Diffuse
Dutch
False Bog
Forked
Glomerate
Grass-leaved
Greene's
Hare' s-tail
Hard
Highland
Horned
Jointed
Knotted
Knotty-leaved
Long-styled
Many-headed
Mat
Moor
New Jersey
Nut _ I
Pennsylvania
Pin
Pith
Richardson's
Roemer's
Round
Scirpus-like
Scouring
Sea
Secund
Sharp-fruited
Short-fruited
Slender
Small-headed
Soft
Spart
Spike I
Staff
Stout
Sweet
Thread
Three-flowered Three-square
389 396 f84 f 654 I 387
388 387 f 63S f 919
I 385 1 276 391 392 f 956 1 388
393 I 266
389 392 2S1-83 ,383 f 919 I 920 I 391 384 f 919
I 39^
38 384 386 395 393 386 394 382 *9t5 248-56 f 920 I 395 f 883 I 383 390 265
Rush, Toad Torrey's Tnle Twig
Two- flowered Vasey's irater Wood Yard
} 'elloiv-flowering
f 893
(see Bulrush)
(see Clubrush Rush-ga rlic
-nut Russia-grass Russian Thistle Rutland Beauty Rye, Wild,
1 230-:
Rye-grass Sabbatia
Branching
Coast
Elliott's
Lance-leaved
Narrow-leaved
Prairie
Square-stemmed Sabi no-tree Saddle-tree
-leaf Safflower Sage
Indian
Jerusalem
Lance-leaved
Lyre-leaved
Meadow
Mountain
Nettle-leaved
Pitcher's
I 385 392 f 623-4 I 281
â– 389 386 f 919 I 396-8 386
265 262 f 993 f 559 f 491 I 5S6 3 25
3 508 I 225 2 609-611 609 610 611 609 609 610 610 f 128 f 1542 f 1542 3 493
Tall 11 'est em White Wild
3" 91 100
99 100 468
lOI
100 f 3126 f 4015 I 581 3 loi. 464- f 3124, 3128 3 76 3 463-4 3 46S 464 468
Wood
Wormwood Sage-brush
Pasture Sage-bush
Sage-of- Bethlehem 119 Sage-leaf f 3105
Sage-ivillozi' f 1 193. 2549
-wood 3 468
Sagittaria 1 90-92
Sailor, Climbing 3 144 Sailoi-'s-knot 1 2240
-tobacco 3 466
Sain/oin f 2064-5, 2188 St. Andrew's Cross
2 428
St. Anthony's Turnip f 1615
St. Bennett's Herb
2 532
St. James'-weed 139
-wort 3 482
St. John f 2454
St. John's Wort
Family 2 St. John's wort 2
Bedstraw
Bushy
Canadian
Claspingleaved
Common
Copper-colored
Corj-mbed
Creeping
Dense-flowered
Drummond's
Dwarf
Elliptic-leaved
427 429 431 450 435 434 433 432 433 431 430 4.S5 434 432
St. John's-wort False Giant
Great : Kalm's
Larger Canadian Larger Marsh Marsh Mountain Northern Pale
Round-podded
f 2463 2 429 2 429 430 435 437 436 433 434 4^2 431
Shrubby 2 430, f 2445 Slender f 2458
Spotted 2 433
Small-flowered 434 Straggling 432 Virgate 432 St. Peter's Wort 2 428 .Salad Tree f 2033
Salfern Stone-seed
3 63
Sally-bloom f 2566 Salmon-berry 2 199 .Saloop i 1654
Salsify, Meadow 3 269 Salt-grass f 454
Rush i 403
.Salt -grape f 1396
Salt-meadow Grass
I 176
Salt of-Lemons 2 345 Sali-rheum 'weed f 3244 Saliiveed f 926
Saltwort I 586, f 1389 Black 2 592
Salvixia Family I 3). Silvinia 34 Samphire, Marsh 1 582 Jamaica f 3S97
Sunctuary f 2852
Sand-bur
3 136, f 284, 3595 -cherry f 1985
-grass i 1356
Sand -myrtle 2 362
-nettle f 2305
-parsley 2 525
-reed i 166
-spur f 284
-spurry 2 37
-vine 3 16
Sakdalwood Family I 536
Sandweed 2 36
Sandwort 2 31-7 Arctic 32 Bed f 1514-16
Blunt-leaved 2 35 Fendler's 32 Fringed 31 Hooker's 32 Large-leaved 35 Mountain 34 Pine-barren 33 Pitcher's 34 Purple 37 Rock 3^ Sea-beach 36 Seaside 37
Showy f 1510
Texas 2 34 Thyme-leaved 31 Vernal 33
Sang f 2630
Sanghara-nut 2 500 .Sangree-root or
Sang>-el f 1281
Sanguinary 3 455
Sanicle 2 523
American 2 179, f 1845
Black f 2664
Great f 1956 !
Indian, White, 3 312 I
Yorkshire 3 194 '
Sapodilla Family
2 595
.Saracen's Cor>i f 1316 .Sarah f 1049
.Sard i an Nut f 1226 Sarsaparilla
2 506-7, f 1053 Bis: f 1283
Bristly 2 507, f 1055 False f 2628
Rough i 2629
Texas or Yellow
f 1649
Virginia 2 506
Sassafras, Swamp 2 48 Sassafras-tree 97 .Satin i 1740
Satin-flower
2 133. f 1475. 1740 -grass 1 321-2
Satin-pod 2 133
-walnut i 1880
Sauce-alone 2 115
Savin i 60, f 134
Horse f 131
Red f 133
Savory, Summer 3 107 .Saw-wort f 3643
Saxifrage Family
2 169
Saxifrage 2 171-77 Aconite 177 Alpine-brook 172 Bulbous 172 Burnet 526 Clustered Alpine 174 Drooping 172 Early 2 174
Foliose 175 Golden 181 Gray's 175 Kidnej'-leaved 176 Lettuce 174 Livelong 173 Michaux's 176 Mountain 171 Nodding 172 Pennsylvania 173 Purple 171 Sengreen 171 Spring i 1833
Starry 2 175
Swamp 173 Three-toothed 172 Tufted 173 Yellow Marsh 171 Yellow Mountain 171 Scabby-head 2 511 Scabious 3 249
Sweet 388-9 Scabish f 2579, 2592-3 Scabwort 3 404
.Sea Id weed f 2963
Scammony, IVild f 2945
German Scarb-tree Scarlet -berry
-lightning Schedonnardus Scheuchzeria Schizaea Sclerolepis Scolochloa Scoke
Scorpion-grass Early Field
f 2951 f 1982 f 3218
2 14 I 179
84 f 12
3 306 I 209
594 3 61 63 62
Marsh, Mouse-ear, 61 Spring 63 Yellow and Blue 62 Scotch-cap 2 201
Scotch-mercury 3 171 Scouring Rush I 38 Scrambling Rocket
f 1696
76
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
|
Scratch-grass |
Sedge |
||
|
3 220, |
* 1355 |
Cat-tail |
I 302 |
|
-weed |
f 3412 |
Chestnut |
319 |
|
Screiv-anger |
f 1 123 |
Clustered i 344, 352-3 1 |
|
|
Screit'-stem |
f 2887 |
Coast |
I 340 |
|
Scrofula-pla tit |
New England 3 509 Collins' 1 292 |
||
|
I 2471, 3242 |
|||
|
-root |
I 1012 |
Common |
1724 |
|
-u eed |
f 1132 |
Great |
f 704 |
|
Scurfy-pea |
Lesser |
* 705 ! |
|
|
2 280, f 2088, 2090 |
Crawe's |
I 323 |
|
|
Sciif'vtsli |
^ 2579 |
Creek i 405, var. i |
|
|
Sell fvy |
f 1 701 |
Creeping |
I 341 |
|
Scurvy-grass |
Crested |
357 |
|
|
2 115; |
2 322 |
Curved |
341 |
|
- if 'eed |
I 1094 |
Cuspidate |
311 |
|
Sea-ash |
2 353 |
Cyperus-like |
300 |
|
-Ut HI |
f Rot |
Dark Green |
321 |
|
oCd-UllLC X |
50+ 5 |
Davis' |
318 |
|
A tlHlidl |
f 1394 |
Dense Long-beak 360 |
|
|
Jl cstci 11 |
^ 1395 |
Dewey s |
354 |
|
Sea-bu gloss |
3 59 |
Douglas' |
342 |
|
-burdock |
290 |
Downy Green |
3I0 |
|
OCci-L ecu |
Ul uupi lig |
I 311 |
|
|
-gillj'flower |
595 |
i-'IUOpiIIg vv uuu |
320 |
|
Scd-s^yci pe |
1 1396 |
Dry- spiked |
355 |
|
f 1389 |
Eastern |
35° |
|
|
Sea-grass |
Emmons' |
334 |
|
|
2 595, f I |
76, 183 |
Fescue |
359 |
|
-hay |
f 183 |
Few-flowered |
292 |
|
-hollyhock |
f 2434 |
Few-fruited |
325 |
|
-kemps |
3 209 |
Few-seeded |
295 |
|
-lavender |
2 594 |
Fibrous-rooted |
I 333 |
|
-lungwort |
3 59 |
Field |
325 |
|
-milkwort |
2 592 |
Fox |
345 |
|
-Ox-eye |
3 421 |
Fox-tail |
344 |
|
-parsley |
2 519 |
Fragile |
296 |
|
-pea |
, 330 |
Frank's |
301 |
|
-pimpernel |
f 1512 |
Eraser's |
336 |
|
-pink 2 595, |
f 1443 |
Fringed |
314 |
|
-purslane I 59s |
I- 2 36 |
Glaucescent |
322 |
|
-rocket |
2 117 |
Glaucous |
315 |
|
-seds-e f 821, 88 s |
-heath |
f 742 |
|
|
-thrift 2 595, |
f 1396 |
Golden-fruited |
I 331 |
|
-tri foly |
2 592 |
Goodenough's |
309 |
|
-urack |
f 183 |
Graceful |
317 |
|
Seal Ivor I f 1039-40 |
Grass-like |
330 |
|
|
Sedge Family |
1 234 |
Gray |
321 |
|
Sedge I 292-360 |
Gray's |
293 |
|
|
Alpine 306, 312 |
Green |
324 |
|
|
Arctic Hare's-foot •5';^ |
Greenish-white |
359 |
|
|
Assiniboia |
I 319 |
Hairy-fruited |
302 |
|
Awl-fruited |
343 |
Hairy |
306 |
|
Awned |
^02 |
Hair-like |
320 |
|
Back's |
338 |
Hammer |
* 713 |
|
Bailey's Barratt's |
299 |
Handsome |
1 318 |
|
312 |
Hare's-foot 1 353, 356 |
||
|
Beak f 648-60 |
Hart Wright's |
299 |
|
|
Bent |
I 328 |
Hay |
357 |
|
Bicknell's |
360 |
Haj'den's |
308 |
|
Bigelow's |
310 |
Heavy |
345 |
|
Black |
306 |
Hidden-fruited |
314 |
|
Black-edged |
335 |
Hillside |
355 |
|
Blackened |
297 |
Hirsute |
316 |
|
Bladder |
293 |
Hitchcock's |
, 325 |
|
Blunt Broom |
356 |
Hoary |
f847 |
|
Boott's |
336 |
Hop |
I 294 |
|
Bottle |
297 |
Hop-like |
294 |
|
Bristle-leaved |
332 |
Hoppner's |
310 |
|
Bristle-stalked |
339 |
Houghton's |
305 |
|
Bristly |
301 |
Hudson Bay |
352 |
|
Bristly-spiked |
346 |
1 Inland |
350 |
|
Broad-leaved |
330 |
Involute-leaved |
341 |
|
Broad-winged |
359 |
James' |
337 |
|
Brome-like |
354 |
Large |
295 |
|
Broom f 216, 220 |
Large-panicled |
343 |
|
|
Brown |
I 307 |
Leavenworth's |
349 |
|
Browned |
357 |
Lenticular |
309 |
|
Brownish |
351 |
Lesser Paniclec |
344 |
|
Bur-reed |
348 |
Lesser Prickly |
348 |
|
Button |
298 |
Little Prickly |
350 |
|
Capitate |
339 |
Livid |
331 |
|
Carey's |
328 |
! Long |
293 |
|
Carnation-grass 530 |
] Long-awned |
313 |
|
|
Carolina |
317 |
Long-beaked |
319 |
Sedge
Long-bracted i 323 Long-stalked 333 Loose-flowered 327 Loose-flowered
Alpine 312
Low Northern Louisiana Magellan Ma rsh Marsh Straw Meadow
I 35S
I 322
332 294 313 705 35^" 354 I 327 313 349 355
Mead's Mud
Muhlenberg's Muskingum Myrtle
Nard I 340
Narrow-leaved 321 Nebraska 308 Necklace 297 New England 334 -coast 3 509
Nodding I 315
Northeastern 296 Northern 334 Northern Clustered I 352
Northern Meadow 354
Norway Oval-headed Pale Parry's Parti-colored Pennsylvania Piiik-haf J Plantain-leaved I Pointed Broom Porcupine Prickly i 348 Greater 1 Pubescent i Rae's
Raven's- foot
Redowsky's
Reflexed
Retrorse
Ribbed
Richardson's
River-bank
Rock
Rough
Russet
Sallow
Salt-marsh
Sand
Sartwell's Schweinitz's Scirpus-like Sea i 821
351 349 324 307 331 333 7»6
329 356 300 350 838 336 295 343 340 347 298 316 332 303 338 304 296 299 310 342 346 300 337
Seabeach i 358
Seaside 514 Sharp-scaled 318 Sheathed 326 Short-leaved 312 Short's 303 Silvery 351 Slender 305 Slender-stalked 320 Slender Wood 328 Soft Fox 342 Soft-leav«d 346 Southern Glaucous
I 315 352 329 301
347 358 317
303
Sparse-flowered Spreading Squarrose Stellate Straw Summer Swamp Szceet Texas Thicket Thin-fruited
Sedge
Thin-leaved I 348
Thread-leaved 339
Three-fruited 353
Torrey's 324
Tuckennan's 298
Tufted f 724
Tussock I 308
Twisted 311
Umbel-like 335
Variable 326
Variegated 307
Velvet 304
Vernal 335
Walter's 304
Water 309
Weak Arctic 338 Weak Clustered 353
White-bear 329
White-scaled 355
Whitish f 847
Willdenow's i 337
Wood's 326
Woolly 305
Yellow 323
Yellow-fruited 345
Yellowish 292
See-bright 3 101
Seed-box 2 479 Selaginella Family I 44
Selaginella 44-5
Selenia 2 134
Self-heal 3 88-9 Seneca Snakeroot 2 360
Senecio, Arctic 3 476
Douglas' 481
Sea-beach 476
Senega- root f 2285
Sengreen 2 168
-saxifrage 171
Senhalanac f 2349
Senna Family 2 256
Senna, American 258
Coffee 259
Low 258
Prairie f 2035
Sickle i 2036
Wild 2 258
Sensitive-brier 256
-fern i 9
-Joint-vetch 2 312
-pea 257-8
-plant 2 257, f 2032
Bastard 2 312
-rose f 2031 Senvie t 1700, 1701
Serenia 3 263
Serpent-grass f 1318
Serpentary i 54a
SerpenV s-iongve f i Service-berry 2 237-9 Service-tree American
Sesban Setwell Seven-bark -sisters
f 1985
2 233 296
3 245 f 1858
* 2332-3
Shad-bush 2 238, f 1985 -flower f 1755, 1986, f 2774
f
1 347
330 322
Shag-bark
Little
Southern Shakers Shame-face
-vine Shamrock
Indian Water
1 485-6 f 1 157 3 511 * 455 f 2239 f 2031 272, 275, 279. 345 I 1047 f 2889
Sh a ve-g rass J I 'eed f 84 Shavings f 2845
Shawnee-u/ood i 3368 Sheath-flower 3 314
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
77
Sheep-berry 3 232, f3445 -bine 3 26
-bur 298 Sheep-biir, Small i 3021 Sheep-foot 2 280
Sheep-laurel 563 -lice i 3019
Sheep-nose f 1910
Sheep-poison 2 563 Sheep-root, -rot 3 194 Sheep-sorrel
1 547, f 2250-1, 2254 Poison f 2254
Sheep's-gowan 2 279 Sheepweed 2 18; 3 194, f 2430
Shell-bark i 485
Big-, Thick, f 1155 Western f ii55
Shell-flower 3 149 Shepherd's Clock 2 593 -club f 3229
-delight f 2824
-needle 2 531
-purse, -bag, -pouch 139
-staff 3 248
-Weather-glass 2 593 Sherard, Herb 3 226 Sheriff-pink f 3988 Shield-fern 1 15-18 -root f 36
Shining-grass
f 1634, 2388
Shin-leaf
2 550. * 2727, 2732-3 Shin-zvood f 135 Shittim-wood
2 596, f 2833 Shoe-make i 2349
Shoes-and-Stockings,
Lady's i 2084
Shoe-strings 2 287
Devil's f2ii7 ^/(oo i'V)' f 2050
Shooting Star 2 594 Shore-grass, -weed
3 211
Short-husk, Bearded
* 332
Short-shucks f 115 Shotbush 1 2628
Shovel-weed f 1752 Shrub Yellow-root
2 55
Shrubby Althaea 426 -fern f 1162
-trefoil 2 354 I
Shunis f 2655
Sibbaldia 2 217
Siberian Oilseed f 1753 Sickle-grass i 739, 1355 Sickle-pod 2 149 \
Sickle-senna f 2036 -weed f 1333
-wort 3 76, 88 I
Sida 2 421
Side-saddle Flower 160 Sieglingia I 185; 3 503-4 Silk-grass
f 312, 1027, 3652 Silk-plant f 2914, 3379 Silk-weed 3 5, 10
Rose or Swamp f 2905 Silky-grass f 318
Silver-beard f 217 Silver-bell Tree 2 598 Silver-berry 467 -button f 3850
-chain 2 294
-chickweed 38 -feather f 1934
-fir, American f 126 -grass 3 322
Silverhead 2 38
Silver-leaf 2 369, 403, 468; 3 400, f 1538, 1884 Silver-pin, Joan f 1658 Silver-rod 3 333
-weed 2 216, f 1638, 1884, 2388-9, 3676 Sinipler's Joy 3 70 Simson, Simpson 482 Sinkfield f 1935
Sisymbrium, Tall 2 116 Silfast f 1618
Skedge, Skedgwith
2 604
Skedlock f 1707
Skegs
Water, Yellow, i 1077 Skeleton-weed 3 270 Skevish 388 Skewer-wood f 2368 Skiver-wood 2 395 Skull-cap 3 78-83
Blue 1 3075
Britton's 3 82
Downy 79 Drummond's 81 European f 3087 Hairj' 3 80
Heart-leaved 80 Hyssop 80 Laige-flowered f 3080 Larger 3 80
Little 1 3083
Mad-dog 3 79
Marsh 83 Prairie 82 Resinous 81 Rock 82 Showy 79 Side-flozi'eri7ig f 3075 Small 3 81
Veined 83 Skunk-bush 2 387
-cabbage i 363, f 1801 SktiJik-currafit f 1872 -iveed f 88 r
Sleek-leaf f 2754
Sleeping Beauty f 2250 Sleepy Dick f 1019 Slink-weed f 2544. 3502 Slippers f 2389
Slipper-root f 1092 -weed f 2388
Slippery-elm 1 525 Sloe 2 250; 3 233
Alleghany f 2012 Slotie-bloom 1 2016 Slovenwood 3 464 5/ u n k weed f 36 1 5
Smallage 2 533
Small-pox plant i 1801 Sraartweed i 560
Smelling Stick f 1654 Smick Smock f 1724 Smiddy-leaves i 1370 Smilax Family i 438 Smilax 439 Smoke-tree, Wild 2 389 Smokiug-beati f 3367 Snaffles i 3335
Snag-bush f 2016
Snag Tree f 2721
Snake-berry
3 137, f 1554, 3404 -bite f 1048, 1665 -flowers 69, 95, f 1455.
1477, 2822, 3056 -gentian 3 289
-grass 3 61, f 1477 -head 3 I49
-leaf, Yelloiv 1 1012 -lily f 1069
-milk i 2321
-moss f 96
Snake-mouth i 467 Whorled f 1117
Snake-pipes i 77, 80 Snake-root 1 540;
2 523-4, f 1554 4047 Black 2 56, 523, f 2666 Button 2 522; 3 315-18 Canada i 538
Coltsfoot f 1277
Corn f 2660
De Witt's 3 290
Evergreen f 2288 Heart f 1277
Heart-leaved 2 57 Poison f 2684
Redberry f 1554 Sajnpsott
f 2874-5, 2880 Samson's 2 285
Seneca 360 Southern i 1277
Thermon f 1441
Vermont f 1277
Virginia 1 540
White 3 312, f 1277 White-berry f 1555 Wild f 3095
Snake -tongue 3 494, f i Snake-weed
f 1281, 1316. 2694 Black f 1278
Poison f 2684
Snapberry f 3454
Snap-dragon 3 147-8, f 1561, 2388. 3236 Corn f 3241
Snap fack f 1477
Snappers f 1443, 1477 Snap-weed 2 403-4.
f 1656, 2388 Snap-ivood f 1656
Sneezeweed 3 450-51 Sneezewort 3 454
-tansy 454 -yarrow 454 Sniddel i 705
Snozv-ball , Little f 3403 Wild 2 407
Snowberry 3 235-6 Creeping 2 581
Snow-blossom 603 -drift f 1775, 1788 Snowdon Rose 2 165 Snowdrop f 3451
Yellow f 1012
Snowdrop-berry 3 235 Snowdrop Tree 2 598 Snowdrops f 1576
Snozaffake f 1471
Snowflower Treei 2845 Snozv-on-t he-Mountain f 2322
Snowy Campion f 1442 -Hydrangea f 1859 Soap, Poor-man's i 1884 Soapberry Family
2 402
Soap-berry 402 -plant, Ijidian f 2386 -root f 1466
Soap-zveed f 1026
Soapwort 2 18
-gentian 2 616, f 1466 Soapwort, White i 1456 Soldier Buttons f 1545 Soldiers 2 473,
f 1456, 1973, 3023 Soldier's-cap 2 104 -plume f 1 112
-woundwort 3 455 Solentine i 2388
Solomon 's-seal
1 430-1. 433-4, f 1097 Dwarf f 1039
False f 1031-2
Great or Giant f 1040 Smallox Zigzag f 1031
Sophora, Silky 2 263 Sorrel I 547-8, 553
<roc/fc, English f 1301 Coze' f 1299
Gentleman's f 1299 Green or Meadozt'
i 1 301
Horse f 1299, 1307 Ladies' 2 346, f 2254 Meadozv f 1301
Mountain f 1299 or Wood i 1 299 Sheep I 547,
f 2250-1, 2254 Toad's i 1299
Sorrel-tree 2 571, f 2770 Sour- or Sow- berry
f 2799
Sour -bush f 3068
Sour-dock i 548,
f 1299. 1309, 1315 -grass f 1299, 1 301 Sour-grass, Lady i 2254 Sour-gum 2 547, f 2723 -/d'^/^ f 1299
-trefoil, -trifoly 2 345 -wood 571 Southernwood 3 464 Sow-bane i 573, f 1368 -berry f 2799
-foot 3 469
-grass f 1691
Sow-thistle 3 271-2 -til f 1898, 1910
Spanish Bayonet i 426 Spanish Lettuce 2 4 Spanish Needles 3 439 Sparkleberry 2 580 Sparrozv-grass f 1028 -tongue f 1337
Spart f 945
Spatter-dock 2 42 Spattling Poppy 2 9 Spear-grass 1 201-8, 214 Alpine i 203
Arctic 203 Buckley's 208 Bunch f 478
Chapman's i 202 Flexuous 206 Glaucous 205 Large-flowered 208 Low 201-2 Meadow f 488
Mountain i 203, f 464 Northern i 205
Prairie 208 Sea 214 Short-leaved 207 Southern f 431
Sylvan i 206
Weak I 206
Wolf's 207 Spearmint
3 119. f 3183-4
Spear wort 2 75-6
Speckled fewels f 2388 Speedwell
Alpine 3 168
Buxbaum's 170
Byzantine 170
Common 168
Corn 169
Field 170
Garden 170
Germander i6g
Ivy-leaved i_q
Marsh ig_
Procumbent i_q
Purslane igg Skull-cap
J^'' , . *3259
Thyme-leaved 3 jg'
wan"' III
78
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
Speedwell
Water 3 167
Speerhawk 282 Sperage f 1028
Spermolepis 2 537 Spice-berry 572
-bush 298,11650. 2627
â– -wood f 1656
Spider-flower 2 155
-lily i 910
Spiderwort Family 1 374
Spiderwort 377-8; 3 510 Spignet 2 506
Spikenard i 42q
American 2 506
False f 1 03 1
Ploughman's i 3834 Small 2 506
Wild I 429
Spikenard-tree 2 506 Spike-rush i 248
Beaked 256 Black-fruited 254 Bright Green 250 Capitate 250 Creeping 251 Engelmann's 251 Flat-stemmed 255 Knotted 248 Large-tubercled 253 Leasl i 587
Matted i 255
Needle 252 Ovoid 251 Pale 249 Purple 250 Quadrangular 249 Robbins' 249 Slender 255 Small-fruited 253 Three-ribbed 254 Twisted 253 White 254 Wolf's 252 Spilanthes 3 4'4
Spinach, French i 1369 SIraiuberrv f 1375 Wild f 1359, 1370 Spindle-tree
2 395. f 2367 Spingel 2 525
Spink i 1470, 1724
Spiraea 2 196-7
Spins i 290, 380, 420 Spirii-u>eed f 1061 Spleen-amaranlli f 1399 Spleenwort i 22
See Fern Spleemuort-bush f 1162
Spool-wood t 1212
Spoonflower, Arroiv-
leaved 1879 Spoonhunt f 2757
Spoonhulch i 2750
Spoomvort f 1694
Spoon-wood 2 564, f 241 r Spoonwood-ii'y f 2756 Sprang I es f 2396
Spring Beauty
2 3. f 1578 White-leaved f 1430 Spring-cowslip f 1545 -lily fioi3 Springwort 2 377
Spruce I 54-55
Black 1 55, f 121 Blue f 122
Cat i 1 21-2
Double f 122, 127 Hemlock i 124
Pine f 121
Red I 55
Single f 121, 126 Skunk f 121
Spruce Swamp 3 496
White I 54, f 122
Sprucc-gum tree f 122
Spurge Family
2 361-81
Spurge 2 371-81
Alleghany Mt. 2 384 Angled 375 Black i 2314
Blooming 2 375
Blotched 373 Blunt-leaved 378 Broad-leaved 378 Caper 377 Cypress 381 Darlington's ^78 Fendler's 374 Flowering 375 Garden f 2337
Hairy 3 518
" Spreading 2 373 Hoary 374 Geyer's 372 Ipecac 377 Knotweed 371 Large Spotted 375 Leafy 380 Myrtle 377 Narrow-seeded 374 Nicaean 380 Petty 379 Prairie 371 Quack Salver's 381 Reliculate-seeded 379 Ridge-seeded 373 Round-leaved
" Spreading Rocky Mountain Seaside Shore Spotted Sun
Thyme-leaved Tinted Toothed Upright Spotted
Variegated Various-leaved
Wart
Wa rted Warty
While-flowered
372 38 f 371 f 2307
2 373 379 372 380 376 375 f 2322
2 377 f 2332 f 2^29 2 376 371
White-margined 376
Sptirge-fla.x
-ipecac
-laurel Spurge Nettle Spurge Olive Spurry
Knotted Spurt-grass Spurwort Squash-berry Squatniore Squaw- 6«'r;;j'
-bush
-drops -floiver -huckleberry -mint
-plum -root
-vine
Squaw-weed Northern Robbins' Round-leaf Small's Swamp Western
Squirrel-corn
-CJlp
f 2534 f 2325 2 465
2 369 465
2 36-7 f 1498
f 627
3 226 * 3437 f 1667 f 2796
3 230, f 2714, 3435
f3358 f 1047
2 580
3 106 13404 3 197.
1 1047, 1643 3 216
3 475 479 480 478
479 480 480 2 104 f 1578
Squirrel
-ear f 1131
-pea. Ground f 1645 -shoes f 1089
Staff-Tree Family 2 393
Staff-tree 396 -vine 396 Stag-bush 3 233
Stagger- bush 2 569 -grass 1 444
-weed i 1562, 1671 -wort 3 482
Staghorn i 2348
Staghorn-moss 1 96 Stammer-root 3 295 Stanleya 2 109
Starchivorl f 876
Star-bloom f 2848
â– chrckweed f 1476 -lyed grass f 1085 -flower 2 592,
f 1019, 1477, 1935 Star-grass 1 380, 425, I 446: 2 381; 3 227 Star-leaved Gum 2 193 Star-of-Bethlehem
I 423-4, f 2822, 3393 Star-of-Jerusalem 3 269 Star-quince 2 245
-root f 1023
Stare f 724, 821
Starlights 2 344
Starry Campion 8 Starveacre f 1625
Starwort, Bog 2 21 Drooping i 402
Greater 2 22
Lesser 23 Mealy f 1023
Mountain 2 34
Pine 3 393
Sandpaper 393 Water 2 382
Yellow 3 404
Starworts 354 Staverwort 482 Sled/ast i 2304
Steep-grass 3 194
Steeple-bush 2 196 Stenanthium i 403-4 Stenophyllus 258 Stenosiphon 2 499 Stenotus 3 329
Stepmother i 2511
Slcvia i 3629
Stick-a-back 3 220 Stick-button 484 Stickle-back 220 Stickseed 3 54-6, 438, f 1957
Stick-tight
3 438, f 3021, 3023 -weed 3 295,
1 1957. 3924 Old Virginia 13800
Stinging-bush i 2305 -nettle i 531
Stipa 1 137-8
Slitchwort, Bog 2 21 Fleshy 24 Greater 22 Lesser 23 Long-leaved 22 Long-stalked 23 Marsh 21 Northern 24 Sivanip f 1474
Water 2 24
Stonecrop, Biting 2 166 Crooked Yellow 167 Ditch 169 Mossy 166 Narrow-petaled 166 Nevius' 168
2 167 f 1818
2 166 169 167
3 116 123 *53
3 63 * 1337 2 598
599 344
Stonecrop
Reflexed
Three-leaved
Torrey's
Virginia
Wild Stone-mint
-root
-rue
-seed, Salfern
-weed Storax Family Storax Stork's-bill
Stramonium 3 125, 139 Strangle-tare
2 328, f 3360-2 Strangle-weed 3 27 Straw-bell 1986 Strawberry 2 206-7 American Wood 207 Barren 2 218, f 1922, \ '935
Bog f 1937
Dry 2 218
European Wood
2 207
Hedge f 1910
Indian 2 208, f 1375 Mock fi9i2 Mountain f 1909 Northern Wild 2 206 Scarlet, Virginia, Southern Dry 3 Wild Yellow
Strawberry Blite i -bush
2 394, f 1650. 2367 -spinach f 1375
Strav^^berry-Shrub
Family 2 94
Strawberry-shrub
2 95: 3 19
-tassel -tomato
3 126
-tree Straw-lilies Stuartia Stub-wort Stud-flower Styptic-weed Succory, Gum
Dwarf Hog's or
Swine's 265
Lamb 265
Wild 3 262
Succory Dock-cress 262 Suck -bottle 95 Suckles • 2 276
Suckling, Yellow 275
Lamb 279 Sugar-berry
I 526, f 1985 Sugar Maple 2 398 -pear 2 238, f 1985 Sugar-plum
f 1985, 2075 Sugar-tree 2 398
Sullivantia 2 177
Sumac Family 2 385 Sumac, Amer. Black
206 516
2l6
208 576
f 2281
128, 131-2 f 2367 f 988 2 426-7 2^345 ^*97i 12038 3 270
Chinese Climbing Common Dwarf Fragrant Hairy Ill-scented
Mountain 2 386, f 1975 Pennsylvania f 2349 Poison 2 388
Scarlet 387
12348 2 386 ^ 355 1 2353
1 2347
2 386
. 387
1 2348
2 387
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT
NAMES.
79
Sumac
Sleek Smooth
Staghorn Swamp Sweet-scented Trailing Upland Velvet Virginia IVIitte SnmtneT-lilac -savory -Snoivflake
* 2349 2 387, f 2347
2 386 f 2352 2 387 t 2353
2 386 f 2348 f 2348 f 2349 f 1790
3 107 f 1019
Sundew Family 2 160
2 161-2 f 2057 2 489-491 3 422, f 2824 3 436 422 4' 2. 450 424 f 3900
3 425 426 423 422
425 422 426 427 423 423 420 426 425 424 424 428 3 423 428 422, 450
3 425 427
427
Sundew Stni-dial Sundrops Sunflower
Brook
Common
False
Few-leaved Garden Giant Hairy
Hairy Wood Linear-leaved Maximilian's Narrow-leaved Oblong-leaved Pale-leaf Wood Prairie Purple-disk Red Rough Saw-tooth Small Wood Smooth Showy Stiff
Stiff-haired Swamp Tall
Throatwort Thin-leaved Tick- seed
3 439-40, f 3937 Wild 3 427,
f 3861, 3900, 3907
Sweet
-Beltv Sweet-brier
-broom
-bush
â– cane Sweet-cicely
Hairy Sweet-clover
-fern
-ferry Sweet Flag
False Sweet-gale
Canada
f 1466 2 232
. 311 f 1162 f 883
2 530-^1 f 2680 2 273-4 I 489 f 1162
I 364 f 1077 I 487 I 1 162
Woodland
Woolly Sun-plant
-rose
-weed Supple-jack Suterberry Swallow-wort 2 103
Orange Silky Swamp-apple -berry -brake -cabbage -fern
-globefloiver
-hornbeam
-lily
-redberry -Robin
426 428 2 6 439 379 404 f 2269
; 3 5. 16
f 2900
f 2914
2 558
f 881
. *3o f 1548 I 2721-2 f 1 148 f 2799 f 880
-spruce 3 496
-wood 2 466, f 3403 Swan-weed 3 367
S'cveat-root f 2993
Sweal-weed f 2414 Sweating-weed 2 425 Sweeps f 965, 4077 Sweet Allison f 1788 Sweet-bay 2 48, f 1652 -bean f 2041
-Benjamin f 4006 -berry f 3444
-Betsies f 1650
-birch 2 581, f 1213
Sweet-grass 3 227, f 883
2 193
3 227 * 1954 f 1812 3 220
f 2680-81 f 1471
Sweet-gum
-hairhoof
-hay Suee't heart Sweethearts Siueet-ja rvil Siveel-John Sweet-Leaf Family 2 597
Sweet-leaf 597 -Mary f 3131,3144 -myrtle -pea, Wild -pepper-bush -potato. Wild -rocket -root, -rush -scabious -scented Shrub â– sedge
f
2 292
2 ,â– 548-9 f 2945 f 1790
f 883
3 388-9 ^.„95 f 883
f 1650-1 f 1665 f 1450 f 2375 f 1 154
-shrub -slumber -Susan -tree -walnut Sweet AVilliam
2 20, f 1457, 2972 Barbadoes 3 22 Childing f 1468
Mock f 1450
Wild 3 33, 34, f 1466 Siveet-willow Sweet IVitson Swine-cress Swine' s-bane Swine' s-grass Swinies Switch-grass Sword-flag •grass
2
Sycamore
False Synandra Syndaw Syrian Tobacco Syringa 2
! '^59 * 1833
2 113 f 1368-9
f 1337
3 272 f 270
f 1077 f 290, 618 194, f 1254 f 1881
f 1956 f 3225 185-6
Tacamahac 1 491
Talinum 2 2
Talloiv-bayberry f 1160 -root i I 144
-shrtib f 1160
Tamarack 1 54
Tangleberry 2 574
Tangle-foot, -legs,i 3434 -tail f 1813
Tank 2 514
Tansy 3 460-1
Goose 2 216
Lake Huron 3 461 Sneezewort or White 3 454
Wild 2 216; 3 295 Tansy Mustard 145 Tansy Ragwort 3 482 Tape-Grass Family
I 92
Tape- grass 93 Tar-fitch, Yellow 2 332 Tar-weed 2 473; 3 321
Tare 2 328-9
Tare-grass 1 522
Tarrify f 1783
Tassel 3 492
â– flower. Red f 2112 White f 2IC9
Tassel^grass, Sea f 176 Tassel-pondiveed f 176 â– iveed f 3593
Taivkin f 882
Tea Family 2 426 Tea, Appalachian
2 391, f 2359 Canada f 2775
Carolina 2 391
Continental f 2742 Labrador 2 557
Marsh _ 557 Mountain 572 New Jersey 407 Oswego 3 102. f 3133 Paraguay {False)
* 3442
Prairie
South Sea
Swamp
Walpole
Wild Teaberry
2 1S9, Tea-plant Tear-thumb Teasel Family Teasel, Common
Card, Draper's,
Fuller's, Wild, Teil, Tile, i 2413, note Ten-o'clock i 1019
Tench-weed f 142
Tenlivort f 53
Tetragonotheca 3 414 Tetter-wort 2 103, f 1665 Thale-cress Thalia Thaspium Thatch
Creek i 176,
f 405 var. I Thelesperma 3 441 Thelypodium 2 no Thermopsis 264-5 Thick-stamen,
American f 2345 Thimble-berry 2 201.
f I 890-1, 1898
-flower 3 88
Thimble-weed 2 63;
3 417, f 1576, 2112 Thimbles 3 171, 253
Fairy 171
Witches 3 491, f 3300 Thistle Family 3 298 Thistle 3 485
Argentine 3 490, 491
Asses' 491
Bank 3 485, 489
Bell, Bird, Button, 485
f 2292
2 391 f 2741 f 2396 f 2103
572, f 2798 f 3444 567 247 248 248 248
2 146
1 455
2 518 f 270
f 4081 3 493 3 6q, 485 f 4058 3 485, f 4067 3 489 f 2662 3 298, 485 489 248
485 491
Bitter Blessed Blue Boar Bull Buck Briery Bur
Canada, Corn Card
Common, Bur, Cotton, Down, Creeping, Cursed, 489 Curled 490 Field 485 ^
Flowering f 1663 | Fragrant 3 Fuller's 2,
Thistle Hard 3 489
Hare's 272 Hedgehog 2 461 Hill's 3 488
Holy 3 490, f 4081 Horse 485, f 3537 Indian i 3481
Jamaica Yellow
f 1663
Milk 3 272, 490
Musk 3 489, f 4075 Nebraska 3 487
Oat 491 Our Lady's 493, f 4074 Pasture 3 488
Pitcher's 486 Plume 485 Plumeless 489 Prairie 3 487, f 4063 Pricky f 4071
Queen Ann's 3 489 Queen Mary's 491 Roadside 485 Russian i 586, f 1396 St. Benedict's 3 493 Scotch, Silver, 491 Sow, Swine, 272 Spear, Tall, 485 Star 493
American 492 Swamp, Way, 489 Virgin Mary's 3 490 Virginia 486 Water 248 Wavy-leaved 486 Welted 490 Yellow 3 488, f 1663
-spined 3 487
Thorn 2 240, 250
(see Haw) 2 240-5 Black 2 250; 3 232,
f 2C02
Buck 2 250, 405-6 Christ's f 2006
Cockspur 2 240
Common i 2002
Downy f 2001
Egyptian f 2006 Evergreen 2 245 Fire 245 Dwarf 244 Glandular 243 Glastonbury f 1995 Hairy f 1999
Haw
2 241, f 1991, 1998 Hay, Hedge, 241 Heart-leaved f 1994 Large-fruited 2 241 Long-spined 243 Maize 3 493
May 2 241
Mouse f 4080
Narrow-leaved f 1992 Newcastle 2 240 Parsley-leaved 242 Pear 244 Pin f 1991
Red-fruited 2 243 Scarlet 242 Southern 242 Tree f 1996
Virginia f 1994
Washington 2 241 White 2 241, f 1993, 1998, 2002 Thorn-apple 3 139, 140, f 1991, 1998, 2002 Thorn-bush f 1991 Red f 1998
Thorn-locust f 2041 -plum f 1 99 1.
f 1998, 2002
148 1 -poppy
f 1663
8o
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
Thoroughwax
2 529; 3 311 Thorough wort 2 529;
3 308-11 Common, Hairy, 311 Hyssop-leaved 309 Large-flowered 314 Late-flowering 308 Rough 310 Round-leaved 311 Small-flowered 309 Tall 310 Torrey's 309 White 308 White-bracted 308 Vervain 310 Thousand-leaf 3 455 Thread-foot 2 163
â– and-needle f 1027 Three-birds fiii5 Three-leaved Ivy 2 388 -nightshade i 435 -seeded Mercury
2 365-6
Three-square i 265 Thrift 2 595
American f 2827 European f 2828 Lavender 2 594
Throat-root i 1945 Throat- wort 3 171, 318 Throiigh-grow f 3627 Thrum-wort f 188 Thunder-^ozf^r
f 1455, 1477, 1659 -plant 2 168
Thyme 3 87, 115
Basil 3 109, f 3147 Creeping 3 115
Field f 3146
Horse 3 108
Mother of, 115 Mountain f 3155 Shepherd's 3 115 Virginia 112 Wild 115 Thyme-leaf 3 453
Tickle-weed f 984
Tickseed 2 313; 3 431-5 Cress-leaved 3 432 Garden 432 Greater 433 Hairy 434 Large-flowered 435 Larkspur 433 Lance-leaved 434 Leafy-bracted 437 Lobed, Running, 435 Pink, Rose, 431 Star 434 Stiff 432 Tall 435 Thick-leaved 434 Whorled, Wood, 433 Tickseed Sunflower
3 439-40 Tick-trefoil 2 313-321 Canadian 2 320
Cream-flowered 315 Dillen's 319 Few-flowered 314 Hairy, Small-leaved 2 321
Hoary 317 Illinois 319 Large-bracted 317 Long-leaved 317 IJaked-flowered 314 Panicled 318 Point-leaved 314 Prostrate 315 Rhomb-leaved 318 Rigid, Showy. 320 Round-leaved f 2174 Sand 2 315
Tick-trefoil Sessile-leaved 2 316 Smooth 318 Smooth Small- leaved 320 Stiff 316 Trailing 2 316, f 2174 Velvet-leaved 2 319 Tick-weed 3 106
Tiger's-mouth 147 Timothy i 147
Wild f 322
Tine-grass 2 326
Tine-tare 328 -weed f 221 1
Tinker's-weed 3 234 Tipsin, Tipsinna
f 2096
Tiresome-iveed f 183 Tisswood i 1652, 2833 Tithymal 2 380
Til! ; Red, While i 2355 Toad-flax i 536, 3 144-7 Blue 3 146
Broom-leaved 146 Ivy-leaved 144 Pale-blue 147 Round-leaved 145 Sharp-pointed 145 Wild 146 Yellow 146 Toad-grass f 926
-lily f 1531
-pipe, Tadpipe f 77-87 -root f 1554
Toad's-mouth 3 147 Toadspit i 888
Toad's-tail f 96
Tobacco 3 140-1
Indian
3 260, f 3225, 3848 Ladies' 3 399
Mountain 472 Oregon 244 Poison f 3221
Real f 3225
Syria Ji f 3225
Wild 3 140, 260, f 3236 Woman's f 3848
Tobacco-wood f 1879 -root 3 244
-weed 3 305
Tofieldia i 400
Tom Thumb 2 332 Tomatillo 3 128
Tomato 137 Cherry 137 Husk 131 Strawberry
3 126, 128, 131-2 Tongue f 3752
Tongue-grass
f 1475, 1687, 1689 Wild f 1688
Toothache-grass i 177 -tree 2 353, 506
Tooth-cup f 2540
Toothroot 2 131
Tooth wort 2 132, f 1752 Purple-flowered
1 1735
Toper's Plant 2 228 Topinambour 3 429 Torches 143 Tormentil, Trailing
2 216
Torrets f 724
Tory-weed f 3019
Touch-and heal f 2454 Touch-me-not
2 403-4, f 1725 Wild f 2388
Tow-cok 2 340
Tower-cress f 1781 Tower Mustard 2 150
Townsendia 3 350-1 Toywort f 1752
Trachelospermum 3 4
Tragia 2 367-8
Traveller' s Joy f 1582
Treacle-mustard
_ 2 151; 3 515
Treaclewort f 1692 Tread-softly 2 369 Treasure-of-love f 1813 Tree-beard f 904
Tree-fern f 8
Tree-of-heaven 2 355 Tree Primrose f 2579 Trefoil
(see Clover) 2 272 Bean 622 Bird's-foot 280 Bitter f 2889
Black, Great, 2 272 Golden f 1578
Heart 2 273
Hop 275 Marsh 622 Melilot 272 Shrubby 354 Sour 345 Spanish 272 Water f 2889
White f 2083
Wild 2 275
Yellow f 2072
Traveller' s-delight
f 2227
Trick Madam f 1816 Trickle f 1736
Trifoly, Sea 2 592
Sour f 2250
Trilisa 3 319
Trillium, Red, Purple, f 1047
Trinity f 910
Herb- f 1578
Trinity Violet f 2511 Trip Madam f 1816 Trip-toe f 3434
Tromptllo f32i4 Trout-flower f 1012 -lily f 1012
True-love f 1047
Trumpet, Devil' si 3222 Trumpet-ash 3 199 Trumpet-Creeper
Family 3 198 Trumpet Creeper 199 Trumpet-flower 3 198-9 Evening 2 605
Trumpet Honeysuckle 3 239
Scarlet f 3461
Trumpet-leaf 2 160 -milkweed 3 274 Trumpet-vine 3 199 -weed 274 Trumpets 2 160; 3 274 Yellow f 1802
Tuberose, Wild f 1123 Tuber-root f 2900
Tule f 623-4
Tulip-tree 2 49
Tulip Poplar f 1542 Tumble-weed i 123, 588, f 1376, 1388, 2086 Tunhoof 3 87
Tunica 2 17
Tupelo 547 Large 547 Swamp i 2723
Water 2 547
Turkey-beard i 401 -berry f 3454
-claw t 1 140
-corn f 1 670-1
-grass 3 220
-pea i 1670, 21 17, 2709
Turkey •pod f 1770
-troop f 1334
Turmeric, Indian
f 1544
Turmenc-root 2 51 Turnip 119 Cree, Dakota, f 2096 Marsh f 876
Prairie 2 284
Wild f 876
Turnpike Geranium
^ , ^574 Turnsole 2 379, 3 51, f 3018
Turpentine-weed 3 408 Turrets f 724
Turtle-bloom f 3244 Turtle-head 3 149-150 Tussocks f 362
Tway-blade i 473, 476-7 Tivi-foil f 1129
Twin-berry 3 216
-flower 235 -grass f 367
-leaf 2 92
-sisters f 3450
Two-eyed berries
f 3404, 3450 Twisted stalk
I 432-3, f 1127 Two-lips f 1089
Two-penny grass f 2815 Ulim f 2061
Umbrella-leaf 2 91 -grass f 644-5
-leaves 3 470
Umbrella-tree
2 47-8, f 2720 Eraser's f 1537
Silver-lea/ i 1538 Umbrella-wort i 595-6 Uncinia 285 Uni corn-Plant
Family 3 200 Unicorn-plant
3 201, f 1023 False f 972
Unicorn-root i 402, f 972, 1023 Unicorn' s-horn
f 972, 1023 Universe-vine f 2776 Unlucky-tree f 114 Valerian Family
3 243
Valerian 3 244-5, * 1089 American
f 1088, 1092-3 Cat's 3 245
Common â– f 3474 False 3 480
Garden or Great 245 Greek 3 41
3farsh f 3473
Wild 3 244-5, t 1089 Vandal-root 3 245
Vanilla, Carolina 319 Vanilla-grass
I 132; 3 502 Vanilla-leaf,
-plant 3 319 Varnish-tree, False
f 2272
Vegetable-/«22>- f 904 -oyster 3 269
-satyr i 1103
Velvet-leaf 2 422
-plant 1 3229
-weed f 2430
Velvets f 2492, note
Venus' Bath 3 248 -comb 2 531
-hair i 27
-cup 3 248
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT
NAMES. 8 1
Venus'
-looking-glass 3 256 -pride 212,13397,3401 Verbena 3 70-72
Vervain Family
3 69
Vervain 3 70-72
American ^ 3059 Base 3 168
False f 3059
Mallo7v 12419 Prostrate f 3062
Vetch, American 2 326 Blue 326 Bush 329 Carolina 327 Choke 3 195
Common 2 328
Cow 326 Hairy 328 Milk 2 297-307
Narrow-leaved,
American 2 326 Louisiana 327 Pale f 2207
Pebble 2 328
Purple f 2205
Sensitive Joint- 2 312 Slender 328 Smaller Common 329 Small-flowered 327 Spring f22i2 Tufted 2 326
Wild i 2085
Vetchling-, Cream- colored 2 332 Marsh 330 Pale f 2221
Prairie 2 331
Showy 331 Yellow 332 Viburnum 3 231-3 Sweet 232 Naked f 3443
Vincetoxicum 3 17-19 Vine, Wild 2 408
Pepper 412 Vinegar Tree 2 386-7 Violet Family 2 445 Violet 2 446-56
Adder's f 1132
Arrow-leaved 2 448 Beaked f 2510
Bird's-foot 2 449 Blue 446-8 Bog 3 194
Calathian f 2875 Canada 2 453
Canker f 2510
Ch icken - figh ters
f 2484
Coast 2 446
Cro'v/oot f 2492
Dame's 2 154
Dog, American 454 Dosf's-tooth 1 420 While f 1013
Yellow f 1012
Doivny Yellow
f 2503-4
Early Blue
2 446, f 2490, f 2507 English 2 449
Field f 2512
Garden f 2511
Great-spurred 12496 Green 2 4^6
Hairy f 2488
Hairy Yellow 2 452 Halberd-leaved, Yel- low 2 452 Hand-leaf i 2484 Hens i 2505 Hood-leaf f 2484 Hooded Blue 2 447
Violet
Horse, horse-shoe,
f 2492 Johnny-jump-up
2 455, f 2484, 2492 Kidney-leaved 2 451 Lance-leaved 451 Larkspur f 2486 Long-spurred 2 455 March 449 Marsh 2 450 ; 3 194 Marsh Blue 3 520 Meadow Blue 2 447 Nodding 456 Nuttall's 452 Ovate-leaved 448 Pale 453 Pansy 455 Prairie 2 447
Yelloiv f 2501
Primrose-leaved
2 451
Prostrate Blue 454 Rattlesnake's
i 1012, 2491 Round-leaved 2 449 Sand 454, f 2490, 2492 Selkirk's 2 450
Smoothish Yellow 453 Southern Wood
2 447
Snake i 2492
Spear-leaved i 2502 Spade-leaf i 2490 Stepmother i 251 1 Striped 2 453
Star f 3395, 340i Sweet 2 449
American
i 2497, 2505 Sweet White 2 450 Triangle-leaved 3 520 Trinity f 251 1
Velvets f 2492, note Water 2 586, f 2500 Wood f 2492
Whorl-leaf f 2514 Woolly Blue 448 Yard 3 519
Y''ellow 2 452-3
Viper's-bugloss 3 69 -herb, -grass, 69
Virginia-creeper 2 413 -silk f 2914
Virgin's Bower
2 67-8, f 2120 Purple 2 71
Wafer Ash 354
Wahoo I 525- 2 394, 2 414, f 1251-2
Wait-a-bit t 1054
Wake-robin
I 436-8, f 876 Dwarf White f 1045 Green 3 511
Virginia f 878
Purple f 1047
Showy f 1045
Walking-fern i 21 -leaf f 45
Wall-cress 2 146
see Rock-cress
Wall-flower, Western
2 152, f 2895
Wallink f 3288
Wall-moss f 1813
Wall-pepper 2 160 -rue I 25
-rocket 2 120
Walnut Family i 483
Walnut 1 483-5, f 1154 Lemon f 1 1 so
Satin f 1880
Scveet f 1154
Walpole-tea f 2396
Wandering-Jenny
f 2815
Wandering Jew 3 144 -milkweed 1 2895 -sailor f 2815
Wankapin 2 45, f 1527 Warlock f 1701, 1707 Warmot 3 464
Wart-cress 2 11 1, 113 -grass 379 -weed 2 379, f 2333 -wort 3 402,
f 1668, 1691, 2332 Watches, Dumbi 1801-2 Water-agrimony 3 437 -archer i 193
-arum i 363
-awlwort 2 no
-bean 45 -beech i 506, f 1881 -blinks 2 4
-blob 51 -cabbage 44 â– calamini f 3182 -caltrop 2 500
-can f 1529
-carpet 2 181
-celery f 208, 161 2 -chestnut 2 500
-chickweed 2 4, f 1472 -chinkapin 2 45 Water-cress 2 126, f 1703 American 2 131
Crane f 3403
Creeping Y'ellow
2 124
Lake 127 Marsh, Yellow, 125 Mountain^ 1732, 1734 Round-leaved 2 131 True f 1721
Water-crowfoot White 2 84
Yellow 73
Water-cup 2 539, f 1802 -dock f 882
-dragon 2 51, f 880 -dropwort 2 513, f 2639 -elm I 526
-eryngo f 2660
-feather 2 5S6
-fennel 382 -fern f 8
Water-flag f 1069
Yellow i 1077
Water-gladiole 3 257 -goggles f 1545
-gowan f 1545
-grass f 1721. 2703 -gum i 2722
-hemlock 2 536
-hemp I 591
-hickory 485 -hoarhound 3 117-18 -jessamine f 3275
Water Leaf Family
3 43
Water-leaf 43-44, f 1409 â– lentils i 888
Water Lily Family 2 41
Water-lily f 880
Great 2 45
Little i 1526
Sweet-scented 2 44 Tuberous 44 White 2 44-5
Water-lily Tree i 1537
Water Marigold 3 440
Water-Milfoil
Family 2 500
Water-milfoil
2 503-5, f 1626 Hooded 3 191
Water-melon 3 250
Water -navelwort
i 2616, 2703 -nerve-root f 2905 Water-Nut Family 2 500
Water-nut f 1534
Swimming 2 500
Water-nymph 2 44 -oats I 128
Water-Parsnip 2 532 Carson's 532 Creeping f 2701
Cut-leaved 2 538 Hemlock 532 Lesser 538 Narrow-leaved 538
Water-pennywort
2 539-41 -pepper i 560, f 1334 -pimpernel 2 587 Water Plantain
Family i 84 Water-plantain
I 85; 3 208 -poplar i 1 172
-purslane 2 470, 476 -rush ^919 -seg, -skegs f 1077 -shamrock f 2889 -shield 2 41-2
-spike (any Potamoge- ton) i 142-175
-speedwell 3 167 Water Starwort
Family 2 381 Water-starwort 2 381-2 -target 42 -thyme 1 93
-torch f 136
-trefoil i 2889
-tupelo 2 547
-violet 586 -weed I 93
-willow 3 204
Waterwort Family 2 437
Waterwort 2 437-8 Water-yarrow 586 Wax berry
I 488, f 1 160, 3451 Wa.x-bush f 2550
-dolls i 1680
Wax Myrtle i 488
Wax-pinks i 1437
-plant f 1450
Wax-weed 2 473
Wax-work 396
Roxbury i 2370
Way-bread 3 206
Wayfaring Tree 229 Way-grass t 1337
Way thorn 2 405
Weathercock i 2388 Weather-glass 2 593 Welco me-to-ou r-Ho use f 2337
Weld 2 158
Well-grass i 1721
Western Dropivort
f 1888
Wheat-grass
I 227-8; 3 507-8 Whin 2 270
Cat 232 Dyer's 271 Whit>-^rass i 663
Whippoorwill f 1089 -boots i 1 801
-shoe i 1089-90, 1 801 Whip-tongue 3 219 Whistle-wood 2 399, 414 White-Alder Family 2 548
White-alder 2 548, f 2771
82
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES.
White Allison -apple
-Arrow-arum Whtle-ash Herb White-bark
-bay 2 48
-beads
-Ben
-Benjamin
-busli
f 1775 I 2227 1 362 f 2702 f 1164 f 1652 f 1555
f 1048
f 2724, 2771
-cankerweed 3 2)^9 -cap f 1884
-coolivort f 1842
-daisy 3 457
-Devil i 3800
-J ring e f "2845
-gum f 1880
-hellebore, Am. i 408 White-heart Hickory
1 486
White Man's-foot 3 207 ;
-weed 3 457
Whiit-osier f 2766 -robin f 1455
-root f 2900
-rosin-tree f 112 1 -sage 1 581
-soapwort t 1456 -thorn 2 2). I
-walnut I 4S4-5
-weed 3 457
-wood 2 49. 414
Whiles i 384
Whitlow-grass 2 140-4 I Alpine 144 |
Arctic 141-2 Branching 2 142 Carolina 141 Golden 143 Hoary 142 Short-fruited 143 Twisted 142 Vernal 140 Wedxe-leaved 141 Wood 143 Wjitlow-wort 2 38-9
Whitten-tree 3 229
Whorlyioort t 3299
Whortleberry
Bog 2 576
Blue i 2779
Giant f 2788
Red 2 580
Squazv f 2796
Wickakee f 33iS
Wick, Wickens
f 524, 1995
Wicke 1 2770
Wickup
i 2411, 2535, 2571 Indian f 2566
Wicky 2 563 I
Wicopy f 2535, 2566 Herb f 2566
Widow's Cross 2 167
Wilding-tree
Wilgers
Willow Family Willow
Almond-lea/
Arctic
A usier Balsam Barclay's Basket Bay Beaked Bearberry Bebb's Bitter
Black I 494, Scythe-leaf
f 1 173 var. Blooming f 2566 Blue I 496
f 1982 f 1194 I 490 494 f 1175 I 502 f 1194 I 504 504 f 1194 f 2566 f 1184 I 505 49'^ ^ 497 f IJ75
Willow Boar I 505. f 1187 i Brittle 1 496
Broad-leaved 503 Bush f 1185 [
Cane Withy \ f 1178 var. 2 Common European f 1178
-Osier f 11 94
Crack i 496
Crane f 3403
Dark Long-leaf
f 1189
Desert 1 50a
Diamond f i2JO Drooping i 11 79
fii78
Dwarf I 505
Dwarf Gray 499 Flowering f 25(56 French i 2566
Furrj- I 504
Car* f 1 179
Glaucous I 499
GlO'^sy 495 Golden Osier 496 | Ground i 502, f 1319 ; Hairy i 498
Heart-leaved 503 Herb-like f 1206
Hoary i 50t
Huntingdon 496 Livid f 1 184
Long-leaf f 1 181 Lnu-bush f 1185 Missouri i 503
Mock i 1883
Mvrtle f 1204
Narroiv-leaved f 1181 Net-veined i 497 Northern 501 Osier i 496, 501, f 1 181 Peach-leaved I 405 Persian f 2566
Prairie
I 49S, f 1 1S5. 1 191 Primrose 2 480
Purple 1 497
Puss-y I 490, f 1 1 73 Red f ii8i. 2714
Hed-ivood f 1177 Ring I 496
River-bank 497 Roman 2 600
Rose I 497, f 2714 Robert Brown's i 502 Sage I 499, f 1193, 2549 Sandbar i 497
Scythe-lea ved
f 1173 var. Shining i 495
Shrub f 1181
Silky I 499
Silver i 500, f 1187 Slender i 500
Snap f 1177
Slao^'s head t i\yj Swamp i 1 173. 1 187 Sweet f 1 1 59
Tea-leaved i 502 T-wig Withy f 1194 Garnished * ii77 Virginia 2 187
Ward's i 495
Water 3 204
Weeping i 496
Whipcord 497 White 1 496, f 1181 Wrinkle leaf f 1 182 Yellow f 1 178 var 2 Willow Herb 2 482-6 Alpine 482 Bay f 2566
Broad-leaved 2 481
Willow Herb Downy French Golden Great
Great Hairy
Hooded
Hornemann's
Linear-leaved
Marsh
2 483 f 2566 f 281 1
2 481 4S2
3 83 2 485
483 483
Milk f 2544, 2546, 2549
Night Northern Panicled Purple
Purple-leaved
2 4>-6 484 484 f 2549 2 484
Purple-veined f 2575
Pimpernel
Soft
Spiked
Swamp
}etlow Willow- Oak Willow-weed f 1324. Willow-wort Wind
Wind-berry Wind-flower
2 482 483
2 473, 481 2 471, 483 f 2811 f 123S * 1319. 1327. 2549
2 587
3 26 2 580 2 64
Wistaria
Woody f2i2o V^itch-alder f 1878
-go wan 3 271
-hobble, -hopple,
f 3434-5 Witch-hazel Family 2 192
Witch Hazel 193 -wood 2 395, f 1975 Witches'-bsUs
3 253. 491 -milk 1 2613
-moiiev-bags f 1811 -pouches f 1752
-thimbles 3 491, f 3300 Withe-rod 3 232, f 3439 Naked t 3443
Withe-ivood f 3439, 3943
f 15S0, 1583, 1752 Red 2 63
Wind-root 3 5
-ro'ie 2 100
Windles 3 207
Windlestraw
I 167, f 387
Wine-berry
2 580, f 1870. 1875 -tree f 1975
Wing-=eed 2 354
â– stem f 3924
If^ink-a-peep f 2824
Winterberry
2 .^91-3. f 2356-63
Jf^i nier-hlooin f 1879
Winter-cherry
3'l32, f 2387 -clover 3 216
-cress 2 122
-fat f 1386
Winter Grass t 748
WiNTERGREEN
Family 2 549
Wintergreen
2 550-3. * 2736 Bitter f 2736
Bog 2 551
Chickweed 592 Creeping 572 False 2 550
p-lowering 2 361
Greenish-flowered 550 Larger 550 Lesser 552 Liver-leaf 551 One-flowered 553 One-sided 552 Pear-leaved 550 Round-leaved 550 Serrated 552 Sharp-petaled 551 Shin-leaf 2 550, f 2727 Spicv i 2775
Spotted 2 553
Spring 572
Wmler-pink f 2774 -plum f 2831
-rocket f 1709
-sweet f 3153
-weed 3 170, f 1475
Wirc-zrass i 929, 1337
Wire -ling 2 383
-'weed f 1337, 3800
Wistaria. Amer. 2 294 Long-clustered 3 517
With-zvind Withv Tzvi^ Wood. Wild Woad -waxen ll'obsgua-g> ass Wode- whistle Wolfberry Wolffiella Wolf-foot
f 2954 f 1194 f 1798 2 271 f 270
2 532
3 236 3 509
116
Ji'olf's-bane f 1550, 1567 Trailing 2 61
Wolf's-claws f 95
Wolf's-milk 2 379
Wood Betony
3 99, 116. 186
Woodbind 3 25
Woodbine 2 413,
f 1582, 2951, 3461 American 3 237-8 Carolina Wild 2 605 Fragrant " 3 237 Rough 238 Small f 3458
Wood-broom 3 248 -cress. }'e/low f 1717 -flo-wer f 1576
-lily 2 552, f 1041
-nep 2 538
-rip, -rowel, 3 227 Woodruff, Sweet 3 227 Wood-rush I 396-8 Wood Sorrel Family 2 ,344
Wood-sorrel 2 345-7 Purple f 2251
Wood -sour 2 345, f 1640
Wood-'wax f 2062
Woodsia, see Fern i 10 Woollen 3 143
Woolly Pipe-vine i 541
World' s-~wonder f 1466 Worm -grass Worm-seed i
Wornrwecd
Wormwood Annual Beach Biennial Canada Common Hungarian Linear-leaved Northern
• 2 605 575. 2 15 1 f 1796 3 462-6 3 465 465
465 462 464 466 463 462
Roman 295, 466, f 1673
Sea
Silky
Silvery
Tall
Wild Wormwood-sage Woundwort 3 97
Downy
Soldiers Wulfenia Wren's Floiver Wymote
3 462 463 463 462 462 463-4 -8, 337 521 455 166 f 2240 2 415
ENGLISH INDEX, INCLUDING POPULAR PLANT NAMES,
83
Yam l^AMiLY 1 446 Yam-root, Wild 447 Yarr i 1513
Yarrow 3 45'i
Water 2 586
Yaupon 2 391, f 2357 y'aztr-root i 2306
Yellow-bark f 1232 -bells fioi2 -bird's Nest f 2740 â– eye f 1544
Yellow-Eyed Grass Family i 368
Yellow-eyed Grass
I 369-70
Yellow-flower t 1703 -g7tm-lree i 2721
Yellow Root 2 51, f 1 551 Shrub 2 55
Yellow-seed in -skcgs f 1077
-star 3 450
-starwort 404 -top 3 -tops (any Golden- rod) 3 331-49
Yellow-weed (any
Golden-rod)
2 158; 3 344. f 1615, 1798, 3708 Yellow-wood 2 55, f 1259, 2270, 2354, 2832 American 2 264
Kentucky 264 Prickly f 2270
West Indiafi f 2270 Yellow-wort, Parsley- leaved f 155^ Yellows i 1092
|
Yew Family |
I 61 |
|
Yew, American |
61 |
|
JDwQ vf |
f I |
|
5 '9+ |
|
|
Youth -wort |
2 161 |
|
Zannichellia |
I 80 |
|
Zeus'-wheat |
2 596 |
|
Zinnia, Prairie |
3 412 |
|
Zizaniopsis |
I 128 |
|
Zizia, Bebb's |
2 534 |
|
Zornia |
313 |
|
Zygadenus |
1 404-6 |
CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS TO ENGLISH INDEX.
p. 51. After Agrimony, Water, read Ague-6ar,i, -s^rass, -root, -tree. Read Androsace, 2 586; Arrow-head, 1 88-90. Adder's-tongue, add f 3567. Insert Hazel f 1222 under Alder; and Poison f 878 under Arum.
p. 52. Ash, Ox, read 2 595. Aster, Beeweed, read f 3752-3; after Froslweed, insert Golden 3 323. For Aunt Jericho, read Aunt Jerichos. Bachelor's Buttons, add f 1456, 4077, and insert Bachelor' s-breeches t 1669, and Bastard Loose- strife, f 2555.
p. 53. For Bear-grass, read Bear-grass i 427, f 284, 1027, 2474. Bear's-moss, read Bear's- f;rass. After Bellwort insert Belly-ache Weed f 3676 Beaver tree, read 2 48. For Belino, read Belene. Bennet Pimpernel, read 2 526. Under Birch, read Alpine f 1218, and Broom, fi2ii. Rend Bird-brier, -bell. Black-sanicle, read f 2664. Black Snakeroot, read 2 523. Bladder-campion, read 2 9.
p. 54. Blue-caps, read 3 249, f 4076. Boneset, Tall, read 3 307. After Brome. for Jiye, read Stnooth Rye Add Broom Birch, i 1211. Broom-grass, read f 216. 219. Under Buck- eye, Sweet, insert Western 2 401. Buckthorn, Alder, read 2 406, f 2394. Bur, Canadian, read
1 3600.
p. 55. Butter-flowers, Great, read f 1545. But- ternut, carry f 3539 to Butterweed. Insert But- terfly-flou'er, f 2900. Under Canary-grass insert Wild f 291; under Cabbage, insert Clumpfoot f 881, and Meadozv f 881. Caltrop, Water, read
2 500. Camomile, Yellow, read 3 456. For Cane-brake, read Cane-brake i 542. Cassena, read 2 391. Catalpa, Hardy, read f 3368. Cat's-clover, read 2 280. Cat's-tail, read Cat's- tail, 2 501; for Blue, read Blue Cat's-tail. Under Cheeses, for Dog, read Doll.
p. 56. Under Cherry, for Run, read Rum.
I Cicely, Fool's, read 2 520. Under Clary, for Vervain, read Vervain f 3129. Clot-bur, for 484 read 483, For Clover-bloom, read Clover- broom. Clover, Spotted, read 2 273. Insert Cojfee-weed, f 3513.
p. 57. After Copalm, insert Copper-leaf f 2726. Insert Crawberry f 2343, 2799. Read Cotton- rush. Continental-'weed, add f 3236; Cotton- tree, add f 1 168.
p. 58. Cuckold, add f 3945, 4056.
p. 60. Vti\%t-sanicle, add f 1845.
p. 61. Insert Floating Arum, f 882; Fore- father's-pitcher, f 1801; Ginger-berry, f 2775.
p. 63. Grass, Rot, read 3 194, f 38}.
p. 64. Grass, Whorl, read I 194. Grass-poly, add f 2544. Under Groundsel, for Cross- leaved, read Cress-leaved 3 481.
p. 65. Under Heath insert American, f 2473-4; under Hoarhound insert Base f 3120; under Holly insert Sea i 2660, 2661. Add Hooded 7(/z7/o;7f 3348-3351.
p. 66. Insert Ivy-leaf f 3576-7; under Jesuit's- bark, insert False f 3586, and read King-of- the-Meadoiv.
p. 67. Lettuce, Wild, add f 3576-7. Licorice, American, add f 2225.
p. 68. Insert Maggoty Bay-bean f 2035. May- bush, add f 1986. Insert Meadow-cups f iSoi.
p. 69. Milkweed, add 3576-7. Morocco, Red, read f 1639.
p. 72. Pick-purse, insert f 1513. Pine-cheat, read f 1513. Under Pine, read Virginia 1 51, f 112, 118. Under Pink erase Noble, and erase Pink-purse below in same column. Pink, Hfoiintain, add f 2979. For Piperidge read Piperidge-bush. Under Plantain, insert In- dian 475: and under Plum, read Garden, Wild i 2009.
Date Due
L. B. CAT. NO. 1137
050^7