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BRITISH NAMES-. 
Break-stone; or saxifrage Saxifraga 
Break-stone parsley; or parsley piert Apkanes arvensis 
Briar, sweet Rosa rubiginosa 
Briar, hep ; or dog rose Rosa canina 
Brieet in her bravery; or scarlet 1 r / • i i i - 
] • * t * j y | Lychnis chnlccdomcci 
lychnis ;■ or .King-lit a cross J J 
Brimstone, or sulphur wort: oi l D , /r . 7 
ho^-V fennel 1 jreucedanum officinale 
Brocoii (a variety) Brassica okraeea (italica) 
Brooklii.ne ; or water speedwell Veronica beccabunga * 
Broom, common besomf Spartium scoparium 
Broom, white Spanish t Spartium momspermume 
Broom, African Aspulathus 
Broom, dyer’s ; or greenwood ; " 
or wood w axen 
\ Genista tinctoria 
Broom, arrow-shape jointed 
Broom, rape 
Broom, rape, with great purple 
flowers' • 
, Bruise-wort or soap-wort 
Bryony, white' 
Bryony, Black 
Beck bean-^see Bogbane 
Buck’s horn, plantain 
Buck’s horn, waned . 
Buckthorn, common 
Buckthorn, >ea, (willow-leaved) 
Buck-wheat—see Beech wheat 
Genista sagittalis 
Orohanchc 
Lathrma 
Saponaria officinalis 
Bryonia alba 
Tamus communis 
Plant ago coronopifoliet 
Cochlearia 
Rhamnus catharticm 
Hippophcz rhamnoides 
Buckee, Hottentot 
Bug-bane- 
Bugle, common 
Bug loss 
Bu gloss* broad-leaved, evergreen 
Bugloss, small, wild 
Bugioss^ small wild; or great 
goose grass'; or German 
madwort 
Diosma 
Cimicifuga f&tida 
Ajuga reptans 
Anchusa 
Anchusa sempervirem 
Lycopsis arvensis 
•Asperugo procumbent 
* Beccabunga seems a harsh specific name, but was formerly the name of the 
plant; it is derived from the Flemish becc~pungen (mouth smart), from its pun¬ 
gent quality. . , r 
•f- At Ghent, Antwerp, &c, the flower buds of common broom are pickled as capers*' 
