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pi'-a-ta-bi-wump. 



Orthocarpus linearifolius Benth. 

 Cf. ta'-bi-wump. 



pi'-a-so-nlp. 



pi'-a-wa-da. 



Artemisia biennis Willd. 



Cf. on'-tim-pi-a-wa and wa'- 

 da. 



pi'-ga-dit. 



See pi'ga-yu-gip. 



pi'-ga-yu-gip. 



Agropyrwn repens Beau v. 

 Blue-joint. 



pi'-tca-gwa-mip. 



Sphceralcea rivularis Torr. 



pi'-wa-nup. 



?Asclepidiora decumbens Gray. 



pi'-o-ra. 



A rather indefinite name 

 applied loosely to Hedysa- 

 rum and other tall or 

 chimbing Leguminosae. 



pi'-a-ka-gwa-nup. 



Stachys palustris L. Wound 

 Wort. 

 Only occasionally so desig- 

 nated, being commonly 

 known as toi'-ya-ba-gwa- 

 nup, which see. 



po'-go. 



See po'-gwo. 

 po'-go-nup. 



Currant (general term); berry. 



Ribes aureum Pursh. Missouri 

 Currant. 



po'-gump. 



See po'-go-nup. 



po'-gwo. 



Cnicus eaton\Graj. Thistle. 



po'-ho-bi. 



Artemisia tridentata Nutt. 

 Sage-brush. 



po'-ho-ru. 



Aphyllon fasciculatum Torr. 

 and Gray. Cancer-root, 

 poi'-na. 



See poi'-ya. 

 poi'-ya. 



Sisymbrium canescens Nutt. 

 Hedge Mustard, 

 po'-nak. 



See poi'-ya 

 pu'-i-ba-u. 



Nicotiana attenuata Torr. To- 

 bacco, 

 pu'-i-di-kup. 



Medicago sativa L. Lucern; 

 alfalfa, 

 pu'-i-di-sas. 



Erigeron leiomerus Gray. 



Fleabane. 

 IMonardella odoratissima Genth. 

 pu'-i-pa-si-go. 



Primula parryi Gray. Prim- 

 rose. 

 Cf. toi'-ya-na-ti-bu-da. 

 pui-i-wa-nup. 



Eriogonum brevicaide Nutt. 

 piin-go-na-tsu. 



A general term applied to a 

 considerable number of 

 plants used as remedies 

 for horses {pun'-go, horse, 

 + na'-tsu, medicine). Such 

 are Galium aparine, Lygo- 

 desmia, Silene multicaulis, 

 etc. 

 pu'-i-si-a-ka. 



General name for green or 

 growing plants (pu'-i-lnt, 



