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C. E. HOBBS* BOTANICAL HAND-BOOK. 



BOTANICAL. 



Rhamnus Hispanicus,* 

 " iufectorius, 

 " Jujuba, 

 " Lotus, 

 " lycioides, 

 Ziziphus, 

 Rhaphanis,* 

 Rhaphanus,* 

 Rheum, 



" Australe,* 

 " compactura, 

 " Capsicum, 

 " crassinervium, 

 " Emodi, 

 " hybridum, 

 " leucorrhizum, 

 " officinale, 

 " Moorecraftianum, 

 " palmatum, 

 " Rhabarbarum,* 

 " Rhaponticum, 

 " Sinense, 

 " speciforme, 

 " Tartaricum, 

 " undulatum, 

 " Webbianum, 

 Rhexia Virginica, 

 Rhinacanthus communis,* 

 Rhinanthus crista-galli, 

 Rhizophora mangle, 

 Rhododendron, 



" chrysanthemum, 

 " chrysanthum,* 

 " ferrugineum, 

 " hirsutum, 

 " maximum, 

 " Ponticum, 

 Rhodanthe maculata, 

 " manglesii, 

 Rhodorrhiza scoparia, 

 Rhodymenia palmata, 

 Rhus Belgica,* 

 " copallina,* 

 " coriaria, 

 " cotinus, 

 " diversiloba, 

 " glabra, 

 " glabrum, 

 " lobata,* 

 " metopium, 

 " pumilum, 

 " radicans, 

 " semi-alata, 

 " succedanea, 

 " succedanum, 

 " sylvestris, 

 " Toxicodendron, 

 " " var. radicans, 



" typhina,' 

 " venenata,* 



COMMON. 



Evergreen privet, 

 French yellow berries, 

 Jujube, 



Black ramthorn, 

 Jujube tree, 

 Garden radish, 



PROPERTIES, PRODUCTIONS, 

 USES, ETC. 



see Rlunnmis alaternus. 



Ft. yellow dye ; Bk. ast. bit. 



Ft. sty. ; Bk. ast. ; Sd. feb. 



analogous to Rhamnus Ziziphus. 



Ft. in gouty pains. 



Ft. -pulp muc. pec. ; in paste. 



see Raphanus sativa. 



Rhubarb, Rt. cat. ast. ton. vul. 



Garden rhubarb, see Rheum Emodi. 



Chinese rhubarb, Rt. used as Rheum palmatum. 



Altai mountain rhubarb, " ' " 



European rhubarb, Rt. lax. ast. ; stalks as pie plant. 



" (Garden) rhubarb Rt. " " 



<c (Am'n) rhubarb, Rt. " " " " 



Tartarian rhubarb, Rt. pur. ast. sto. ton. vul. 



Indian (China) rhubarb, " " " 



Himalaya Mt. rhubarb, Rt. as Rheum palmatum. 



Chinese rhubarb, Rt. pur. ast. sto. ton. vul. 



India rhubarb, see Rheum undulatum. 



French (Crimea) rhubarb, Rt. bit. ast. aro. muc. 



India rhubarb, see Rheum palmatum. 



Himalaya Mt. rhubarb, Rt. see Rheum palmatum. 



Tartarian rhubarb, " " 



India rhubarb, " " " 



Himalaya Mt. rhubarb, " " " 



Deer grass, PI. and Fl. orn. 



Braid root, see Justicia nasuta ; for ringworm. 



Penny grass, Yel. rattle, PI. alt. clet. ; to kill lice. 



Mangrove, (root bearer) Ft. and Bk. ast. ; Ls. det. vul. 



Rose tree, 



Yel'w fl'd rhododendron, Ls. acr.-nar. sti. ast. a-rhe. 



" " " see Rhododendron chLysauthemum 



Dwarf rose bay, Ls. bit. nar. sti. dia. 



Rose of the Alps, PI. and Fl. orn. 



Mt. laurel, Wild rose bay Ls. nar. sti. ast. a-rhe. ; in gout. 



Rose bay, Ls. nar. ast. bit. 



Rose flow'd everlasting, PI. and Fl. orn. 



it it n n u 



Canary rosewood, see Genista canariensis. 



Dulse, Dillisk, Alga? ant. esc. 



Meadow fern, see Myrica Gale. 



Mt. sumach, W. I. copal, see Rhus glabrum. [tanning. 



Tanners' sumach, Bk. and Ls. ast. ; for dyeing and 



False fringe tree, Wd. yields young fustic ; ast. 



California pois'u sumach PL an acrid, irritating poison. 

 Smooth (Sleek) sumach, see Rhus glabrum. 



" " " Bk. and Ls. ton. ast. a-sep. ; Ft. diu. 



California pois'n sumach see Rhus diversiloba. [ref. aci. 

 W. I. hog gum tree, said to yield Hog gum. 

 So. States pois'n sumach extremely poisonous. 



a variety of 



Red lac sumach, 

 Chinese sumach, 

 Meadow fern, 

 Poison oak (sumach), 

 Poison vine (ivy), 

 Stags' horn sumach, 

 Poison sumach, 



Rhus toxicodendron. 

 yields Chinese galls, 

 yields Japan wax. 

 K ii n 



see Myrica Gale. 



PI. poi. rub. ves. ; Ls. in paralysis. 

 PI. poi. ves. diu. dia. lax. sti. 

 analogous to Rhus glabrum. 

 see Rhus vernix. 



