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BRITISH NAMES. 
Lungwort cow’s; white mullein ; \jr erbascum tlmpiuS 
or high taper J r 
Lungwort, golden • or golden \ Hkradum murorum 
mouse-ear J 
Lupine Lupinus 
Lust wort r 4 Drosera 
Lychnidia; or base lychnis Phlox 
Lychnis, scarlet*; or scarlet cross Lychnis chalcedonica 
Lychnis; campion ; or bachelor’s \ L hnis dioka 
button J - y 
Lychnis, wild 5 or rose campion Agrostemma coronaria 
M' : V - 
Mace—see Nutmeg 
Mace, sweet—-see Sweet Maudlin 
Mace, reed ; or cat’s-tail 
Machingboy ; or, fish spurge 
Madderf . x . - / 
Madder, E. India; Or ebay root 
Madder, little field 
Madder/petty 
Madder, petty 
Madder, crosswort; or meadow 
Mad wort, with bladdery pods 
Mad wort of Galen 
Typha latifolia 
Euphorbia hyberna 
Rubia tirtctorum 
Oldenlandia umbellata 
Sherardia arv crisis 
Rubia cordifolia 
Crucianella 
Galium boriale 
Alyssum vesicaria 
Marrubium alysson 
Madwort,German; wildbugloss; \j prooumbem 
or great goosegrass j 1 a 1 
Mad-flower; or flag Antholiza 
Maho tree Hibiscus 
Mahogany Szmetcnia mahagoni 
Mahogany, Madeira; orvigniatico Lauras indica 
Maiden-hair, common 
Maiden-hair, Canada 
Maiden-hair, English black 
Maiden-hair, Tunbridge 
Maiden-hair, golden 
Maiden-hair, white ; or wall ,rue 
A dianthum capillus veneris 
A dianthum pedatum 
Asplinium adiantum nigrum 
Trichomanes tunbrigense 
Poly trie hum commune 
Asplinium ruta muraria 
* See Cross , Jerusalem. 
■f Mr. Spencer Smith hath lately introduced that valuable plant Smyrna madder t 
which it is hoped will soon become naturalized in our soil. 
