1911.] 



NATURAL SCIENCES OF PHILADELPHIA. 



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mo'-tci-gip. 



Same as mu'-tci-gip, which see. 

 mu'-a-kump. 



See mo'-a-kurap. 

 mu'-ha-ti-bu-i. 



Crepis glauca Torr. and Gray. 

 Cf. mu'-tci-gip. 

 mu'-ha-kum. 



See the next word, 

 mu'-ha-kump. 



Grindelia squarrosa Dunsl. 

 Arnica. 



Helianthella uni flora Torr. and 

 Gray, 

 mu'-i-tci-gi. 



Same as mu'-i-tci-gip. 

 mu'-i-tci-gip. 



See mu'-tci-gip. 

 mu'-pa-tai-gi-niip. 



Arctium lappa L. Burdock, 

 mu'-tci-gi. 



See the following. 



mu'-tci-gip. 



Hieracium gracilis Hook and 

 scouleri Hook. Hawkweed ; 

 Thistle. 



Sonchus asper Vill. Sow- 



thistle. 



Crepis glauca Torr. and Gray. 



Lactuca leucophcea Gray and 

 ludoviciana DC. Lettuce. 



ITroximon aurantiacum Hook. 

 The word corresponds ap- 

 proximately to the Eng- 

 lish "thistle," as popularly 

 used, applying to quite a 

 variety of forms as above 

 indicated. Some of these 

 have their more specific 

 designations as indicated 

 under each. 



mu'-tsa. 



iMammilaria sp. Cactus, 

 mu'-tsai-kump. 

 Sidalcea, malvceflora Gray. 

 Cf. mi'-ta-kump. 

 mu'-tsem-bi-a-d l-kup . 



Townsendia sericea Hook, and 

 other alpine forms eaten by 

 the mountain sheep, 

 mu'tu-nants-um-bi-ji. 



Zauschneria calif omica Presl., 

 Gilia aggregata, etc. 

 na'-da-pa-ra-na-gint. 



Astragalus iodanthus Watson. 

 Buffalo-bean. 

 Cf. da'pa-rai-niimp. 

 nai'-a-bip. 



See ni'a-bip. 

 na'-na-rip. 



Linum kingii Watson. Flax, 

 nah-ki-tco. 

 See nan'ki-tso. 



nan'-ki-tso. 



Samara of Negunda, Acer, etc. 

 Cf. ka'bip. 



nan'-tai-bitc. 

 See nan'te-bitc. 



nan'-te-bitc. 



Gnaphalium sprengelii Hook. 



and Arn. Cudweed. 

 Madia glomerata Hook. 



ni'-a-ba-so-nip. 

 See ni'-a-bip. 



ni'-a-bi. 



Same as the following. 



ni'-a-bip. 



Deyeuxia canadensis Beau v. 

 and strict a. Trin. Reed 

 Bent Grass. 

 Poa pratensis L. Blue Grass. 



