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Parsley family (Apiaceae). 



Synonym. — Osmorrhiza longistylis DC. 



Sweet-cicely; anise-root; sweet chervil. 



Erect, rather .stout, perennial herb, 2 to 3 feet high, native: in rich, moist woods 

 and banks of streams from Canada to Alabama and Texas. 



Patrt used. — Root (nonofricial). 

 Water-avens. See (kam mole. 

 Water-bugle. Bee Lgvopm Virginia's. 

 Watercup. See Sarra^enia flava and 8. purpurea. 

 Watercup, yellow-flowered. See Sarracema flam. 

 Water-eryngo. See Eryngium yuecifolium. 

 Water-flag. See Iris versicolor* 

 Water-hemlock. See Okuta maculata. 



Water-hoarhound. See Lycopus wrginicus. * 



Water-lilv. See Cadaiia odorata. 

 Water-lily, sweet-scented. See Castalia odorata. 

 Water-pepper. See Polygonum hijdropiper. 

 Water-shamrock. See Menyanthes trifoliate. 



Water-smart weed. See Polygonum punctatum. 

 Waxberry. See'Mgrica cerifera. 

 W a x - m y rt 1 e. See Myrica cerifera . 

 Waxwork. See Cela&rus scanden*. 



Waythorn. See Rhammti cathartica. 



White-bark. See Populna alba. 



Whiteroot. See Asclepias tuber osa. 



Whitethorn. See Crataegus ori/acaniha. 



Whitewood. See Liriodendron tulipifera and Tilia amerimna. 



Wickopy. Sec Dirca pa/nstris. 



Wickup. See Chamaener ion angustifolium and Epilobium palastre 



Willow, black. See Salh- nigra. 



Willow, European. See So lis alba. 



Willow, pussy-. See Salh' nigra. 



Willow, rose-. See Comas umomum. 



Willow, swamp-. See Si fir nigra. 



Willow, white. Sec Salh; alba. 



Willow-herb, great. See Cfamaenerum angustifolium. 



Willow-herb, night. Sec Oenothera biennis. 



Willow-herb, swamp. See Epilobium palustre. 



Wingeeed. See PU a trifoliate,* 



Winterberry, Virginia. See IUx nrticillata. 

 Winterbloom. See Hcmanidi* rinjinktna. 



Wintergrvcn. Sec GauMheria proewnbtns. 

 Wintergreen, bitter. See Chimaphila umbeOata. 

 Witch-hazel. Sec Hamamdis rirpiniana. 

 Woodbine, wild. Sec Gelsemmm sempervireni. 



Wood-fern, evergreen. See Drgopteri* marginalis. 



