1911.] 



NATURAL SCIENCES OF PHILADELPHIA. 



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Rudbeckia occidentalis Nutt. 

 Cone-flower, 

 tu'-si-gip. 



Epilobium coloratum Mu hi. 

 Willow-herb, 

 tu'-tom-pi. 



A shrubby plant mentioned by 

 Indians, but not identified 

 by the author, 

 u'-di-up. 



Betida occidentalis Hook. Birch. 

 u'-gai-gut. 

 u'-gu-pi. 



Beckmannia cruciformis Host. 

 Slough Grass, 

 u'-i-tcib. 



See ai'-tcib. 

 u'na-tso-mo-gi. 



Humulus lupulus L. Hop. 

 Cf. wa'-na-na-tso-mo-gi. 

 u'sa. 



Epilobium alpinum L. Willow- 

 herb, 

 u'-gu-dzup. 



Alnus incana Willd. Alder, 

 wa'-bi. 



Melica poceoides Nutt. Melic 

 Grass, 

 wa'da. 



Suaeda depressa Watson. Sea- 

 blite. 

 wa'-don-dzip. 



Agropyrum repens Beauv. 

 Blue- joint. 

 See also under Agropyrum, in 

 the preceding list, 

 wai. 



Oryzopsis cuspidata Benth. 

 Mountain Rice, 

 wa'-da-bu-ip. 



Lemna sp. Duckweed. 

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wai'-ump. 



Probably full form for wai, but 

 only rarely heard, 

 wai'-a-na-tsu. 



General term for medicines used 

 for burns or for plants 

 producing such, 

 wa'-na-ma-tsa-mo-gi. 



See next word, 

 wa'-na-na-tsa-mo-gi. 



Humulus lupulus L. Hop. 

 wa'-na-tsi-mu-gi. 



See preceding word, 

 wan'-di-wa-sip. 



See wan'-di-wa-siimp. 

 wan'-di-w a-sump . 



Epipactis gigantea Dougl. 

 wan'-gm-gip. 



Chamactis douglasii Hook, 

 and Arn. 

 Cf. ko'-si-bo-qun-tos. 

 wafi-go-gip. 



Achillea millefolium L. Yarrow, 

 wa'-niip. 



Humulus lupulus L. Hop. 

 Cf. wa'-na-na-tsa-mo-gi. 

 wa'-na-gint. 



Potentilla fruticosa L. Five- 

 finger. 

 Cf. wa'-tsi-gint. 

 wafi'-go. 



Pseudotsuga douglasii Carr. 

 Douglas Spruce. 

 Cf. an'-go-bi. 

 wan'-dzi-baip. 



Eleocharis palustris R. Br. 

 Spike Rush, 

 wa'-pi. 



Juniperus californica var. 

 utahensis, etc. Cedar; Ju- 

 niper. 



