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Los; Lob ling. The name ofa large fifh found 
in the North feas. 
' Zobe. Lobus. 
 Loblander. The fea blubber. 
 Loblolly bay. Gordonia. 
 Lobfter. Cancer gammarus. 
|" Zobfler. Aftoat; bullock. 
_ Lobfirous loufe. The crab -loufe, 
Lob worm. The dew worm. 
 Loche. The loach. 
|" Lochleech. The leech. 
| Zochreed. The’common reed-grafs, 
Locker gowlans. Trollius. 
 Lorkron. A kind of ranunculus. 
‚| Zocus berry. Malpighia arborea &e. Brown. 
|” Zocuf; Locufl lobfter. Cancer locufta. 
" Locufls. Chafers; Brown beetles. 
" Locuft eaters. Acridophagi. 
Locuft. a) Melianthus; b) Ceratonia; c) Hy- 
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| Locuft tree. a) Hymenaea courbaril; b) Robi- 
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nia pseudoacacia; c) Gleditsia. 
'Lode. The load. 
Lode flone. The tin ftone, 
 Loggerhead. Sitta. 
Loggerhead duck. Anas cinerea. 
" Loggerhead mufkeeto. Culex majortorpida fusca. 
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oegerhead turtie. Teftudo caretta f. cephalo. 
[7 Zoggerhead werd. A fmall plant of the filiquofe 
kind. Hughes hiflory of Barbados. 
ul Logwood. Haematoxylon campechianum, 
JE Lohoebroad -Iip. Strombus luhuanus. 
]FLoins. Lumbi. 
London leek. Porrum settile (s. v. Allium pors 
rum). 
[ELondon pride. Saxifraga umbrosa. 
al Long cripple. The blind worm, 
ELong-legged fpider. Phalangium opilio; 
IWLong-Ieoged plover; Long legs. Charadrius hi. 
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In |.) ong less Tipula oleracea. 
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Ai Long mofs. Tillandsia usneoides. 
| Long neck. The little bittern, 
FLongoyfer. The fpiny lobfter: 
ELong pepper. Piper longum, 
Looking - glafs plant. 
Long purples. The male fool.fones. 
Heritiera litoralis. 
Loon. Colyın! us, 
Loofe. Laxus, 
Loofe frife. a) Lysimachia; b) Lythrum; 0) 
Epilobium:; d) Gaura. 
Lop; Loppe. a) The flea; b) The fpider. 
Lopez root. Rzdix indica Lopeziana, 
Lord and Lady. The fea pigeon. 
‚Lords and Ladirs. Arum maculatum. 
Loris. Lemur tardigradus. 
Lo Zrout. Habitat in iacu Lo cornubiensi, Bor- 
“ Tafe. 
Lotus; Lotetree. a) Celtis; b) Diospyros, 
Lovage. Ligufticum. 
Tree of Love. Cercis. 
Love apple. Solanum Iycopersicum. 
Love inamifl. Paflıflora laurifolia, 
Love lies @ bleeding. Amarantus caudatus, 
Loush diver. The female ofthe fmew. 
Loup-cervier. Lupus cervarius; fo called by 
the French and Englifh Americans; prono- 
unced Loocervee. 
Louje. Pediculus. 
Lon/e berry. _ Evonymus europaeus. 
Lonfe cowry. Cypraea pedicularis. 
Loxfe wort. a) Pedicularis; b) Rhinanthus crista 
galli; c) Delphinium staphisagria. 
Toelow. Rugire; Mugire; Brüllen, 
Lowando. (s:v. Simia). 
Luce. The pike. 
lucern; Lucern grafs. 
St.Licia bark. Cinchona floribunda. 
Lucombe ook. A. variety of the common oak, 
fo calied in Devonfhire from one William 
Lucombe, who füccefsfully cultivated it 
near Exeter. It grows as ftraight and hand- 
fome as air; its leaves are evergreen, and 
its wood as hard as that of the common 
oak. Its growth is fo quick, as to exceed 
in 20 or 30 years the altitude and girth of 
the common one at 100. It is cultivated in 
Cornwall, Sommerfetfhire &c, 
Luen. Phasianus Argus. 
Luf. The palm ofthe hand. 
Lug. The ear; Auris. 
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