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Fig, 7. 

 Echinocereus viridiflorus. 



Fig. 8. 

 Eagelmannia pinnatifida. 



61. Chenopodium ambrosioides, Mexican tea; C. anthelminticum, wormseed; 



C. botrys, Jerusalem oak. Eastern Kansas and general. Anthelmintic, 

 antispasmodic, stimulant. 



62. Chrysanthemum leucanthemum. Oxeye daisy. Introduced. Alterative, 



tonic. 

 6.3. Cicuta maculata. Water hemlock. General. Alterative, antispasmodic, 

 aperient, narcotic, sedative. 



64. CitruUus vulgaris. Watermelon. Cultivated. Anthelmintic, demulcent, 



diuretic, nutritive. 



65. Claviceps purpurea. Ergot of rye. On rye. Cult. Parturient. 



66. Clematis viorna, leather-flower; C. virginiana, virgin's bower. Eastern and 



middle Kansas. Anticarcinic, diaphoretic, diuretic. 



67. Cleome serrulata. Rocky mountain bee-flower. Western Kansas. Anthel- 



mintic, antipyretic, tonic. 



68. Cleomella angustifolia. Trail mustard. Western Kansas. Anthelmintic, 



tonic. 



69. Cochlearia armoracia. Horseradish. Introduced. Antherpetic, antipy- 



retic, diuretic, nutritive, rubefacient, stimulant — the root. 



70. Conobea multifida. Conobea. Eastern Kansas. Alterative and tonic. 



(Doctor Oyster.) 



71. Coreopsis tinctoria. Stickseed. Middle and western Kansas. Expec- 



torant, tonic. 



72. Cornus circinata, dogwood; C. sericea, kinnikinnik; C. stolonifera, red 



osier. Eastern Kansas. Astringent, tonic. 



73. Corydalis aurea. Golden corydalis. General. Alterative, tonic. 



74. Corylus americana. Hazel. Eastern Kansas. Astringent, nutritive. 



75. Croton capitatus, C. monanthogynus, C. texensis. Crotons. General. 



Aperient, cathartic, diaphoretic, stimulant, vesicant. 



76. Cucumie raelo, muskmelon; C. sativa, cucumber. Cult. Astringent, 



diuretic, esculent, nutritive. 



