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C. E. HOBBS BOTANICAL HAND-BOOK. 



BOTANICAL. 



Salvia sclarea, 



" splendens, 



" Tirticifolia, 



" verbenaca, 



" vitse,* 



" vulgaris,* 



Sambucus arborea,* 



" Canadensis, 



" Ebulus, 



" helion,* 



" herbacea,* 



" humilis,* 



" nigra, 



" pubens,* 



" pubeseens, 



" racemosa,* 



" vulgaris,* 



Samolus valerandi, 



Sandalum casruleum,* 



" rubrum, 



Sanguinalis corrigiola,* 



Sanguinaria acaulis,* 



" Canadensis, 



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Sanguisorba Canadensis, 

 " media, 



" officinalis, 



" rubra,* 



Sanicula Canadensis, 

 " Europaea, 

 " eborascens,* 

 " Marilandica, 

 " Hiontana,* 

 " officinarum,* 

 Sanseviera Guineensis, 

 Santalum album, 



" citrinnm,* 



" freycinetianum, 



" myrtifolium,* 



" pallidum, 



" rubrum,* 

 Santolina cham»cyparissus, 

 Sanvitalia procumbens, 

 Saphora tinctoria,* 

 Sapindus emarginatus, 



" saponaria, 

 Sapota Mulleri, 

 " aohras,* 

 Saponaria dioica,* 



" oflicinalis, 



" vaccaria, 

 Sargassum bacciferum, 

 Sarothamnus Scoparius, — 

 Sarracenia flava, 

 " purpurea, 

 " variolaris, var. 

 Sarothra gentianoides. 

 Sassafras officinale. 



Clary, 



Scarlet flowered sage, 



Nettle leaved sage, 



Clear eye, 



Wall rue, 



Garden (Common) sage, 



Elder (Elderberry), 



American elder, 



Dvrarf elder, Danewort, 



PROPERTIES, PRODUCTIONS, 

 USES, ETC. 



Hb. a-spa. bal. cor. 



Pi. and n. orn. 



Hb. as Salvia officinalis. 



Sd. In ophthalmia. 



see Asplenium ruta muraria. 



see Salvia officinalis. 



see Sambucus Canadensis. [Ft. diu. 



Bk. cat. eme. ; Fl. diu. dia. exa. ; 



Rt. pur. ; Ls. in gout ; Et. for wine. 



see Sambucus Ebulus. 



Mountain elder. 



Elder, 



"Water pimpernel, 



Behen (Ben) nuts, 



Eed Sanders wood, 



Bl'k berried elder, Europ'n, Bk. cat. ; Ft, diu. ; Fl. exp. dep. 

 Red berried elder, see Sambucus pubeseens. 



" " Bk. hyd.-cat. eme. 



see Sambucus pubeseens. . 

 " " Canadensis. 



Ls. vul. pur. ; for chaps, 

 see Moringa pterygosperma. 

 see Pterocarpns santalinns. 

 Knot grass, (Blood staunch), see Polygonum aviculare. 

 Blood root, , see Sanguinaria Canadensis. 



" " (Redpuccoon) Rt. eme. sed. feb. sti. ton. diu. emm. 

 " " " Rt. res. a-sep, err. e-sch. det. exp. 



Canada burnet (Saxiflrage) PI. ast. ton. ; in hemorrhage, [lax. 

 Great burnet, PI. ast. ton. ; in hemorrhage. 



Garden (Italian) burnet, PI. " " 



Italian pimpernel " see Sanguisorba officinalis. 

 American sanicle (black) Rt. ner. ano. feb. ast. exa. ; in cho- 

 European sanicle, Ls. mild ast. vul. exa. [rea. 



Butterwort, Rot grass, see Pinguicula vulgaris. 

 Bl'k sanicle (snakeroot), Rt.iner. ano. a-per. ast. ; in chorea.- 

 Butterwort, Rot grass, see Pinguicula vulgaris. 

 European sanicle, see Sanicula Europsea. 



African hemp, used for cords and bowstrings. 



White sandal (Young wood), Wd. fragrant, per. sti; and.- 

 Yellow sandal (Old wood), Wd. fragrant, per.; 01. a-syp. 



" " see Santalum album. 



Sandwich Id. Yel. sandal Wd. fragrant, per. sti. 

 Yel. and White sandal, see Santalum albuiji. 

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Eed (sanders) saunders, see Pterocarpus santalinus. 

 Lavender cotton (cypress), Tw. ver. ins. aro, 

 Sanvitalia, . PI. orn. ; see Eudbeckia. 



Wild indigo weed, see Baptisia tinctoria. 



Sd. exp. sap. a-epi. 

 Indian soap nut (berry), Ft. a-rhe. det. acr.- sap. ; flsh poi. 

 Bullet tree, y'lds a substance like gutta percha. 



Sapodilla (Marmalade) plum, see Acharas sapota. 

 White soapwort, see Lychnis dioica., 



Soapwort, Bouncing bet, PI. ton. dia. alt. a-^yp. exa. sap. 

 Co.w herb, PI. gal. to cows ; Sd. diu. 



Gulf weed. Seaweed, ape. diu. a-sco. 



Broom herb, see Cytisus Scoparius. 



Water cup, yellow flow'd PI. sti. ton? diu. lax. ast. 

 Pitcher plant. Huntsman's cup, PI. bit. ast. sti. ton. diu. 

 Small-pox plant, , PI. in small-pox. 

 Nit weed. False Johnswort, PI. aro. res. n?r. 

 Sassafras tree (bark), Bk. aro. sti. alt. diu. dia. [sti. a-sep. 

 " " Pi. dem. emo. opt. ; 01. rub. a-rhe. 



