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d. 8. Babyloiiica L. Asia, nat. in Europe and U. S. Weeping 



VVilluw, Drooping or King Willow, Garb. 



e. S. discolor Muhl. Canada and northeastern U. S. Glaucous 



Willow, J*u8sy Willow, Bog, Swamp or Silver Willow. Cat- 

 ^iw*- of this and some other species called Pussy-cats, in Eng- 

 land Geslings, Lanib's-tailB, Pawms (i. e. palms), etc. 



f. S. fltiviatllis Nutt. (S. longifolia Muhl.). British America to 



Kentucky and New Mexico. Sand-bar Willow, Elver-bank 

 Willow, L>ng-leuf or Narrow-leaved Willow, Osier or Red Wil- 

 l(tw, Shrub or White Willow. 



g. S. frdgilis L. Southwestern Asia, Europe, nat. in U.S. Crack 



Willow, Biiitle Willow, Snap or Redwood Willow, Varnished 

 Willow. Bar/c very rich in saliciii. 



h. S. nigra Marsh. (S. Purshiana Spreng). Canada to Florida 

 and California. Black Willow, Pussy VVillow, Swarnp Willow, 

 i^ar^ and "6/tds" bitter tonic, aiiaphroilisiac. Other indigenous 

 species called Blaitk Willow are(i) S. laevigata Behb- (j) 

 S. lasiaiidra Benth. and (k) S. Wardii Bebo. 



1. S. purpurea L. Europe and As a, nat. in U. S. Bit'er Wil- 

 low, Basket Willow, Purpl* Willow, R< se or Whipcord AVil- 

 low, Osier. See (a). 



m. S. viminalis L. Europe and Asia, cult, and nat, in U. S. 

 Osier Willow, Osier (Ausier, Au^er), Common or Velvet Osier, 

 Basket Willow, rwior-wiihy, Withy-twig, W'ilgersi. Twiys 

 (osierjs) used for baskets, etc. Other Osier Willows are (a),, 

 (h), (1), also (n) S. amygdaliiia L. and (o) S. rubra- 

 Hudson. 



1765. SALAZARIA, Tor. (Salizaria). Labiatae. 



Naned for Don Jose Salazar y Lnrreqni, Mexican Commis- 

 sioner of Boundary Survey. Shrubby plant. One species,. 

 Mexican bord' r of IJ. S. 



17G(>. SALPICHR6a, Miers 1845. (Salpichroma). Solauaceae* 



From Greek, "colored trmupet", alluding to the corolla. 

 Syn. Busheckia, Mart. 182i<. Herbs, About 10 species, 

 mostly of S. America; 1 in Arizona. 



1767. SALSOLA, L. Saltwort, Glasswort. Cheiiopodiaceae* 



The Latin name, "salt soil". Syn. Kali, Ad.ms., Soda, 

 in part. Herbs wiih aculeate-pointed leaves. About 50 species,, 

 saline districts; 2 in U. S. 



a. S. Kiili L. (K. Soda Moench, K. Tragus Scop.). Europe, 

 Asia and Atlantic coast of U. S. Prickly Saltwort, Saltwort 

 (Sowdwort), Salt-grape, Sea-grape, Sea-thrift, Ee^trige, Kelp- 

 w-rt, Prickly Glasswort, Sparrow's dung. Ash of the plant 

 (barilla), as'also thatof ( b) IS. Soda L. ( K. Soda Scop. , Soda 

 inermis Four), Glasswort, of Mediterranean region, loriuerly 

 a source of soda. 



c S. Trjigus L. (S. Kali var. Tragus Moq.). Europe and Asia,, 

 nat. in U. S. Russian Thistle, Russian Cactus. 



