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BOTANICAL. 



Olea Americana, 

 Europsea, 

 fragrans, 

 Gallica,* 

 latlfolia, 

 longifolla, 

 polymorpha,* 

 sativa,* 

 Omphalea diandra, 

 Ompholobium Xiambertii, 

 Onoclea senslbilis, 

 Onobrychis sativa, 

 Ononis antiquaram,* 

 " arvensis, 

 " natrix, 

 " repens, 

 " spinosa, 

 Onopordon acanthium, 

 Onopordum acanthium,* 

 Onosmodium Carolinianum, 

 " hispidum,* 



" strigosum, 



" "Virginianum, 



Ophelia Chirayta,* 

 Ophiocaryon paradoxum, 

 Ophioglossuni ovatum,* 

 " valgatum. 



Ophiorhiza mitreola, 

 Opliiurus, 

 Ophrys apifera, 

 Opoidia Galbanifera,* 

 Opopanax chironium,* 

 Opnntia cochinillifera, 

 " Ficus Indica, 

 " vulgaris, 

 Orchis bracteata, 

 " latifolia, 

 " mascula, 

 " morio, 

 " spectabilis, 

 Oreoselinum Africanum, 

 " legltimum, 



" nigrum, 



Origanum aquaticum,* 

 " Creticum, 

 " dictamnus, 

 " Marjorana, 

 " marjorauoides,* 

 " Smyrnaceum, 



" Syriacum,* 

 " vulgare, 

 Omithogalum altissima, 



" maritlmum,"" 



" pyrenulcum, 



" urabellatum, 



Ormosia coccinea, 

 Ornithopus puppusillus, 

 Ornus Europaea, 

 " mannifera, 

 " rotundifolia, 



COMMON. 



Am'n olive, Devil wood. 

 Olive tree. 

 Fragrant olive, 

 French olive tree, 

 Spanish olive, 

 Italian olive, 

 Olive tree, 

 (( (( 



"West India cobnut. 

 Zebra vrood, 

 Sensitive fern, 

 Sainfoin grass, 

 Best harrow, 

 Cammockj 

 Goats' root. 

 Rest harrow. 



Cotton (Musk) thistle. 



PROPERTIES, PRODUCTIONS, 

 USES, ETC. 



Bk. and Ls. feb. ; Ft. y'lds Olive oil 

 see Osmanthus fragrans. 

 Ft. pickled; esc. con. 



" " Olive oil. 



see Olea Europsea. 



" 01. nut. dem. lax. 



Nu. yield Oil ouabe. [emo. 



Wd. for ornamental purposes. 

 PI. orn. ; see Aspidium. 

 PI. cultivated forage plant, 

 see Ononis spinosa. 

 analogous to Ononis spinosa. 

 II II II 



Et. diu. det. ape. 

 II II 



Ju. externally in cancer, 

 see Onopordon acanthium. 

 see Onosmodium Virginianum. 

 II II II 



anal, to Onosmodium Virginianum. 



Et. and Sd. diu. ton. lit. 



see Agathotes Chirayta. 



Nu. curious; a-ven. 



see Ophioglossum vulgatum. 



PI. vul. ; in ointments. 



Et. ant. ; reputed a-ven. 



False gromwell. 

 Gravel weed, 

 "Wild Job's tears, 

 II II II 



Chiretta, 

 Snake nuts. 

 Adders' tongue fern, 

 II II II 



Pink snakeroot, 



Hard sea grass. 



Bee orchis, Fl. orn. 



Persian (African) galbanum, see Bubon Galbanifera. 



Opopanax, see Pastinaca opopanax. 



Common prickly pear, food of the cochineal insect. 



Indian fig, Ft. sac. diu. ref. 



Com'n prickly pear cactus, Ls. ref. ; Ju. colors red. 



Vegetable satyr, Et. muc. emo. 



Marsh orchis, Et. yields salep. 



Male fool stones (orchis) " " 



Fools' stones, " " 



Showy orchis " " 



Galbanum, see Bubon Galbaniferum. 



Speedwell, see Athamanta oreoselinum. 



Hemp agrimony. 

 Dittany of Crete, 

 II It 



Sweet marjoram, 

 II II 



Spanish marjoram, 



Syrian herb mastich, 



"Wild marjoram, 



So. African squill. 



Squill, 



French sparrowgrass. 



Star of Bethlehem, 



Guinea pea, (Necklace 



Birdsfoot, 



Manna ash, 



see Eupatorium Cannabinom. 

 see Origanum dictamnus. 

 PI. aro. ton. ale. 

 PI. aro. ton. emm. cep. con. 

 see Origanum Marjorana. 

 Hb. aro. bit. sti. emm. 

 see Teucrlum marum. 

 Hb. aro. pun. ton. sti. emm. 

 Bu. resembles squills ; see Scilla. 

 see Scilla maritima. 

 young shoots as asparagus. 

 Et. eaten; Sd. aro. con. 

 seed), Sd. ornamental, 

 a fodder plant, 

 see Fraxinus Ornus. 



