S56 APPENDIX. 



Cicely ; Sweet ; Myrrbis ; or Scanth'x odorata 



wild myrrh 



Cinnamon tree Laurus Cinnamomum * 



Cinnamon, white I^aurus 



Cinnamon, base Laurus Cassia 



Cinquefoil Potentilla 



Cinquefoil, marsh Comarum palustre 



Cinquefoil, shrub Potentilla fruticosa 



Cistus, gum ; or Rock rose Cistus 

 Cistus,marsb ; or wild rosemary Ledum palustr* 

 Cistus, lesser marsh ; or Base Andromeda 



heath 



Cistus, nettle-leaved Turnera cistoides 



Citron Citrus 



Citrul ; or water-melon Cucurbita Citrullus 



Cives ; or chives Allium 



Clary < Salvia Sclarea 



Clary, Pyrensean Horminum 



Clivers; Goosegrass, orHairiffGalium Aparine 

 Cloud-berry Rubus Chainannorus 



Clove July flower Dianthus Caryophyllus 



Clove tree Caryophyllus aromaticust 



Cloven berry bush Celtis occidentalis 



Clover, common Trifolium pratense 



Clover, English red ; or cow- Trifolium alpcstre 



grass 

 Clover, white ; or honeysuckle- Trifolium repens 



grass 



Club-wood Casuariha 



Cocco root (variety) Arum 



Cocculus Indie us Menispermum Cocculus 



Cochineal Cactus cochiniliifer 



Cockscomb; rattle; or Louse- Pedicularis palustris 



wort 



Cockscomb amaranth Celosia cristata 



Cockscomb ; or Yellow rattle llhinanthus Crista-galli 

 Cockshead | or Saintfoin Hedysarum Onobrychis 



Cockle ; or Popple Agrostcmnia Githago 



Cocoa nut Cocos nucifera 



Cocoa plum Chrysobalanus Icaco 



Codlings and cream Epilobium hirsutum 



Coffee Arabian Coffea arabica J Coffee 



* The inner bark is the Cinnamon ; the calyx it the (Caseaa buds ?) 

 florea Cassiae. 



f Clovei are the calyx of the flowers of this tree taken before they are 

 expanded. 



$ The Seeds, improperly called Coffee beans or berries, were firit import- 

 ed into Marseilles in 1657. 



