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BRITISH NAMES. 
Fly-trap; or catch-fly Dionaza mmcipulM 
Fly-eater Arum muscivorum 
Fly, vegetable Clavaria militaris 
Forbidden fruit; or banana Musa sapientum 
Four o’clock flower; or white jalap Mirabilis jalapa 
Foxglove Digitalis purpurea 
Frankincense ; or incense-wort Gnaphalium odoratissimum 
Frankincense tree; or Virginia 1 p inustada ' 
three-leaved pine J 
Fraxinella; or white dittany Dictamnus albus 
Fringe tree Chionanthus virginica 
Fritillary Fritillaria 
Fritillary, cock’s comb; African'} 
swallow-wort ; or fritillaria >Stapelia variegata 
crassa minor 
Fritillaria crassa major 
Frog’s-bit 
Friar’s cowl 
Fumuterrae,* common 
Furze ; gorse ; or whin 
Fustic treef 
Fuz-ball; or puff-ball 
FungussCs 
Stapdia hirsuta 
Hydrocharis morshs-ranoB 
Arum arisarum 
Fumaria officinalis 
Ulex europaus 
Morus tinctoria 
Lycoptrdon b ovist a 
Fungi 
Gale; sweet gale; or Dutch myrtle Myrica gale 
Galangale, larger Cyperus 
Galangale, lesser Kampfkria galanga 
Garavances, Spanish; or chich petl Cicer arietinum 
Garlic Allium sativum 
Garlic, crow or wild Allium vineale 
Garlic pear Cratava tapia 1 
Garlic, great round-headed ; orl A11 . T 
Turkey ; or rocambole scorodoprasuM 
Gatter tree ; or dogwood 
Gentian ; or felwort, yellow 
Gentian, base 
Gentian, marsh; or swertia 
Gentianella 
Comm 
Gentiana lutea 
Sarothra gentianoides 
Swertia perennis 
Gentiana acaulis 
* See Skinner’s diet. 
t Fustic dyes a yellow. 
