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Fig. 19. 

 Pentstemou cobaea. 



Fig. 20. 

 Phlox bryoides. 



161. Micrampelis lobata. Wild cucumber. Eastern Kansas. Vesicant. 



162. Molucella Isevis. Molucca balm. Cultivated. Antipyretic. 



163. Momordica balsamina. Balsam apple. Cultivated. Vulnerary. 



164. Monarda citriodora, lemon mint; western Kansas. M. fistulosa, wild ber- 



gamot; eastern Kansas. M. punctata, horsemint; western Kansas. 

 Aromatic, carminative, diaphoretic, stimulant, tonic. 



165. Monotropa uniflora. Indian pipe. Eastern Kansas. Antispasmodic, nerv- 



ine, sedative, tonic. 



166. Morus rubra. Mulberry. Eastern Kansas. Astringent. 



167. Nabalus asper. Rattlesnake weed. Eastern Kansas. Alexipharmic. 



168. Nelumbo lutea. Yonkopin, pond lily. Eastern Kansas. 



169. Nepeta cataria. Catnip. Introduced. Carminative, diaphoretic, stimu- 



lant, tonic. 



170. Nicotiana tabacum. Tobacco. Cultivated. Diuretic, emetic, narcotic, 



sedative. 



171. Nuphar advena. Yellow pond lily. Eastern Kansas. Astringent, demul- 



cent, sedative. 



172. CEnothera biennis, (E. fremonti, OH. missouriensis. Evening primrose. 



General. Alterative, astringent, demulcent — the root. 



173. Onosmodium carolinianum, O. molle, O. virginianum. Wild comfrey. Gen- 



eral. Demulcent, diuretic, emollient. 



174. Osmorrhiza brevistyla,*0. longistyla. Sweet cicely. Carminative, expecto- 



rant, stimulant. 



175. Ostrya virginica. Ironwood. Eastern Kansas. Alterative, antiperiodic, 



tonic. 



176. Oxalis stricta, O. violacea. Wood sorrel. Eastern Kansas. Anticarcinic. 



177. Oxytropis lamberti. Loco. Western Kansas. Is said to affect the nerves 



of horses and cattle. 



178. Paronychia jamesii. Nailwort. Western Kansas. Reputed for whitlow. 



179. Parthenium integrifolium. Prairie feverfew. Eastern Kansas. Antipy- 



retic, diuretic, tonic, insectifuge. 



180. Passiflora incarnata. Passion-flower. Eastern Kansas. Hypnotic. 



181. Penthorum sedoides. Virginia stone-crop. Eastern Kansas. Astringent, 



demulcent, pectoral. 



