BRITISH NAMES. 
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Vervain Verbena 
Vervain, common; or sknpler’s joy Verbena officinalis 
Vervain, mallow 
Vetch; or tare 
Vetch, axe, or hatchet 
Vetch, bitter 
Vetch, bitter ; or heath peas 
Vetch, jointed-podded bitter 
Vetch, chickling 
Vetch, crimson grass 
Vetch, Clusius’s foreign hatchet 
Vetch, horse-shoe 
Malva a let a 
Vicia saliva 
Coronilla securidaca 
Ervum ervilia 
Orobus sylvaticus 
Ervum lens 
Eatkyrus clymenum 
Eatkyrus nissolia 
JBisserrula pelecinus 
Hippocrepis 
Vetch, kidnev ; Ifidy’s finger; or \ 4 rr r 
wound-wort jAnthylhs vulnerana 
Vetch, liquorice 
Vetch, knob bed-rooted liquorice 
Vetch, milk 
Vetch, base milk 
Vetch, Venetian bitter 
Vetch, medic 
Vetchling 
Vetchling,' yellow 
Viburnum 
Viburnum, American 
Vine tree, common 
Vine, Canadian 
Astragalus glycyphyllos 
Glycine apios 
Astragalus 
Phaca 
Orobus 
Hedysarum 
Astragalus onobrychis 
Eatkyrus aphaca 
Viburnum 
Lantana 
Vitis vinifera 
Gaultheria procumbens 
Tamus communis 
Vine, black ; or black bryony 
Vine, climbing five-leaved, of Ca-1 
nada ; or Virginian ivy, or >Hedera quinquefolia 
creeper J 
Vine, Spanish arbour 
Vine, white ; or white bryony 
Violet, common 
V iolet, bulbous ; or snowdrop 
Violet, Calathian 
Vioiet, dame’s; rocket; or queen’s \ H is matr0 nalh 
July flowei; J 1 
Violet, dog’s-tooth Erythronium fens canis 
Violet, or milfoil, water Hotfoniapalustris 
Viper’s grass S corzonera 
Virgin’s bower, purple Clematis viticella 
Ipomoea tuberosa 
Bryonia alba 
Viola odorata 
Galanthus nivalis 
Gentiana pneumonanthe 
