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BOTANICAL. 



Cobaea scandens, 



Coccoloba uvifcra, 



Cocculus Bakii, 



" Carolinus, 



" chondodcndron,* 



" cordifolius, 



" crispus, 



" Indicus, 



tl luda aromaticus, 



" lacunosus,* 



" Levant icus,* 



" palmatus, 



" Plukcnetii,* 



" suberosus,* 



Cochlearia aqnatica, 

 " Armoracia, 

 " corouopus, 

 " liortcnsis,* 

 " offlcinalis, 

 " Pyreuaica, 

 " vulgaris, 



Cocos butyracea, 

 " fusiformis, 

 " nucifera, 



Coelocline polycarpa,* 



Coffea Arabica, 

 " vulgaris, 



Coix lachryma, 



Cola acuminata, 



Colchicum autumnale, 

 " illicium,* 

 " varicgatum, 



Coleus Blumei, 



" Verschaffeltii, 



Collinsonia Canadensis, 



Colocasia esculcnta, 



Colocynthis officiualis,* 



Columnca longiflora, 



Colutea arborascens, 

 " vesicaria, 



Comandra umbellata, 



Comarnm palustre, 



Commclina angustifolia, 



Comocladia dentata, 

 " iliciiblia, 



Comptonia asplcnifolia, 

 " dulci-filix,* 



COMMON. 



Mexican cobaea, 

 Seaside grape, 

 Senegal root, 

 Carolina cocculus, 

 True Pareira brava, 

 Gulancha, 



Oriental berries, 

 Pimento, 

 Cocculus Indicus, 







Columbo root, 

 Cocculus Indicus, 

 



"Water horse radish, 

 Horse radish, 

 Wild scurvy grass, 

 Scurvy grass, 



PROPERTIES, PRODUCTIONS, 



LSEB, ETC. 



PI. orn. 



yields Jamaica kino. 

 PI. bit. ton. diu. fob. a-per. 

 Sd. used as fish poison, 

 see Chondodcndron tomentosum. 

 PL ton. a-per. diu. a-syp. a-rhe. 

 see Menispermum tuberculatum. 

 see Anamirta Cocculus. 

 see Eugenia Pimenta. 

 see Anamirta Cocculus. 

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Rt, a pure bitter tonic ; feb. a-eme. 

 see Anamirta Cocculus. 



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Rt. a-sco. sti. ton. diu. ; Ls. sad. 

 Rt. sti. ton. diu. abo. rub. con. ; Ls. 

 PI. a-sco. diu. [sad. 



see Cochlearia offlcinalis. 

 Ls. a-sco. dia. rub. ; Ls. sad. 

 sec Cochlearia officinalis. 



Oil palm, (see also Elais) Palm oil ; emo. ; in toilet soaps. 

 Black-ebony tree, yields Macaw fat. 



Cocoanut, Ke. edi. ; Milk dep. lax. ; Ol. pec. 



Yellow dye-tree, Soudan, Bk. topically in obstinate ulcers. 



Coffee, 

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Job's tears, 



Cola nut, (Caffein nut), 

 Colchicum, 

 Chequer flower, 

 



Coleus, 



German coleus, 



Stone root, 



Yam root, Tara, 



Colocynth, 



Bahel, 



Bladder senna, 



Senna herb, 



Bastard toad-flax, 



Marsh five-finger, 



Day flower, 



Bastard Brazil wood, 



St. Domingo Braziletto, 



Sweet fern, 



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Roast'd Sd. sti. exc. a-eme. lit. fum 



Sd. f-com. ; Ls. as a beverage. 



Sd. diu. ton. ; strung for children 



Nu. sti. ner. [teething. 



Rt. and Sd. acr. nar. poi. sed. a-rhe. 



see Colchicum variegatum. [diu. cat 



said to yield Hermodactyle. 



PI. orn. 



PI. oru. 



Rt. diu. irr. a-spa. exp. ; Ls. vul. 



yields "W. I. arrow root. 



see Citrullus Colocynthis. 



Ls. vul. mat. ; in tumors. 



Ls. pur. ; often mixed with senna. 



Ls. cat. ; used as senna. 



Ls. feb. ton. 



Hb. ast. feb. ton. 



PI. exp. emo. ano. ; Rt. feb. 



TTd. a dyewood ; see Brazil-wood. 



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Ls. ast. dia. ton. exp. sed. feb. 

 see Comptonia aspleuifolia. 



Conferva helminthocortos,* Corsican moss, (Wormweed), see Laurencia and Fucus. 



" rivalis, River weed, PI. in spasmodic asthma; phthisis. 



Coniclinium coclestinum, Mist flower, PI. dia. a-spa. exp. 



Como-selenium Cauadense,* Marsh or hemlock parsley, PI. anti-dj'senteric. 



Conium maculatum, 

 " moschatum, 

 Consolida major,* 



" media,* 



" minor,* 



" regalis,* 



" rubra,* 



" sarracenica,* 

 Contrayerva Virginiana,* 



Poison hemlock, 



Aracacha, 



Comfrey, 



Oxeye daisy 



Healall, 



Branching larkspur, 



Tormentilla root, 



European goldenrod, 



Virginia snakeroot, 



Ls. and Sd. nar. poi. sed. ano. deo. 



Rh. edi. nut. con. [a-spa. diu. 



sec Symphyt urn. 



see Chrysanthemum Icucauthcmum 



see Prunella vulgaris. 



sec Delphinium consolida. 



see Potentilla Tormentilla. 



see Solidago virgaurea 



see Aristolochia Serpentaria. 



