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BRITISH NAMES. 
Calabash ; or gourd 
Calabash ; or gourd tree 
Calainba; or lignum aloes 
Calamint, common 
Calamint; or balm cat-mint 
Calamint, water 
Calamus aromatic us ; or sweet 
flag, or rush 
Caltrops 
Caltrops, water 
Calves’ snout; or toad flax 
Cameoclits—see Quamoclits 
Cammock ; or petty whin; or 
rest harrow 
Cucurbit ct 
Preset ntia cucurbitina 
Excoecaria agallocha 
Melissa calaminfha 
Melissa nepeta 
Mentha gentilis 
j -Acorns calamus 
Trihulus 
Trap a natans 
Antirrhinum Unarm 
j- Ononis 
Cam peachy wood ; or logwood 
Camphor tree 
Campion, rose ; or wild lychnis 
Campion 
Campion, viscous ; or catchfly 
Candle of the Indians 
Candia lion’s foot 
Candy-tuft 
Candy-tuft, perennial 
Candy-tuft tree 
Cane, hambu; or walking cane 
Cane, or shot, Indian 
Cane, or reed 
f Hxmatoxylon campeckia- 
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Lauras camphor a 
Agrostemma coronaria 
Lychnis 
Si/ene muscipula 
Rhizophora candel 
Catananche lutea 
Iberis umbellata 
Iberis sempervirens 
Iberis semperjiorens 
A rundo hambos 
Camia indica 
Arundo 
Sacchdrum officinarum 
Cane, sugar 
Cauella alba tree; or white cinamon Cauella alba 
Caper bush, common Capparis spinosa 
Carat, or caract tree Ceratonia siliqua 
Caraway; or caiui C arum carui 
Carduus benedictus Cnicus acarna 
Cardoon Ctjnara carduncu!us 
Cardinal flower; or water gladiole Lobelia cardinalis 
Carica Ficus catica 
Carnation ; or clove July flower Dianthus caryophyllus 
Carnation, Spanish; or flower fence Poinciana pulcherrima 
Carnation tree; or foreign colt’s- l w ,, . . 
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Carob tree; or St. John’s bread Ceratonia siliqua 
