68 WILD MEDICINAL PLANTS OF THE UNITED STATES. 



Starwort, drooping. See Chamadirmm luteum. 



Statice caroliniana Walt. Same as Limonium caroLmianum. 



Steeplebush. See Spiraea tomentosa. 



Stellaria media Cyr. Same as Alsine media. 



Stillingia. See Stillingia sylvatica. 



Stilling-ia sylvatica L. Spurge family (Euphorbiaceae). 



Stillingia; queen's-root; queen' s-delight; silverleaf. 



Native, herbaceous perennial, 1 to 3 feet in height, occurring in dry, sandy soil, 

 and pine barrens from Maryland to Florida, west to Kansas and Texas. 



Part used. — Root (official). 

 Stonecrop, ditch-. See Penthonim nedoidex. 

 Stonecrop, Virginia. See Penthorum. sedoidcK. 

 Stonemint. See Cunila origanoides. 

 Stone-oak. See Quercus alba. 

 Stoneroot. See CoUinsonia canadensis. 

 Stramonium. See Datura stramonium. 

 Strawberry, scarlet. See Fragaria virginiana. 

 Strawberry, Virginia. See Fragaria virginiana. 

 Strawberry-shrub, hairy. See Butneria jiorida. 

 Stylosanthes biflora (L.) B. S. P. Pea family (Fabaceae). 



Synonym. — Stylosanthes elatior Sw. 



Pencil-flower; afterbirth- weed. 



Wiry, perennial herb, 6 inches to 2 feet in height, native; occurring in dry soil 

 from New York to Florida, west to the Indian Territory. 



Part used.— Ht'vh (nonofficial). 

 Stylosanthes elatior Sw. Same as Stylosanthes bijtora. 

 Succory. See Cichoriiim intybuft. 

 Sumac, fragrant. See Rhus aramatica. 

 Sumac, mountain-. See Sorbus (iinrricana. 

 Sumac, scarlet. See Rhns glabra. 

 Sumac, smooth. See Rhus glabra. 

 Sumac, sweet-scented. See Rhus aromatlca. 

 Summer-savory. See Saturela hortensis. 

 Sundew, round-leaved. See Drosera rotundij'olia. 

 Sunflower, swamp-. See Helenium (uitumntde. 

 Swamp squaw-weed. See Senecio aureus. 

 Swamp willow-herb. See Epilobium jKdustre. 

 Swamp-cabbage. See Spathyema foetida. 

 Swamp-dogwood. See Cornus amomum. 

 Swamp-hellebore. See Veratrum viride. 

 Swamp-laurel. See Magnolia virginiana. 

 Swamp-maple. See Acer rubrum. 

 Swamp-milkweed. See Asclepias incarnata. 

 Swamp-sassafras. See Magnolia lirginiana. 

 Swamp-silk weed. See Asclepias incarnata. 

 Swamp-sunflower. See Helenium autumnale. 

 Swamp-willow. See Salix nigra. 



