Part 18

Spikenard, 42

Spoonwood, 57

Spring Beauty, 32

Spurge, 80

Squaw-weed, 122

Squirrel Corn, 36

Staghorn Sumach, 64

Star-flower, 26

Star-grass, 86

Star-grass, Yellow, 142

Steeple-bush, 198

Stick-tight, 166

Stitchwort, 74

Stone-root, 158

Succory, 266

Sumach, Poison, 64

Sumach, Staghorn, 64

Sundew, 96

Sundrops, 157

Sunflower, Swamp, 166

Sunflower, Wild, 166

Swamp Cabbage, 276

Sweet Cicely, 97

Sweet William, Wild, 235

Tansy, 170

Thimble-weed, 76

Thorn-apple, 104

Thoroughwort, 106

Tick-trefoil, 194

Toadflax, Bastard, 71

Toadflax, Blue, 257

Toadflax, Yellow, 146

Toothwort, 29

Touch-me-not, 154

Trailing Arbutus, 173

Traveller’s Joy, 102

Trillium, Painted, 46

Trillium, White, 39

Trumpet-weed, 216

Turtle-head, 100

Twin-flower, 176

Twin-leaf, 30

Twisted Stalk, 178

Venus’s Looking-glass, 242

Vervain, Blue, 252

Vervain, White, 90

Vetch, Blue, 264

Vetch, Common, 264

Viburnum, Maple-leaved, 48

Violet, Bird-foot, 230

Violet, Canada, 42

Violet, Common Blue, 230

Violet, Dog, 232

Violet, Dog’s Tooth, 114

Violet, Downy Yellow, 118

Violet, Lance-leaved, 42

Violet, Round-leaved, 120

Violet, Sweet White, 42

Viper’s Bugloss, 258

Virginia Creeper, 65

Virgin’s Bower, 102

Wake Robin, 216

Water-Hemlock, 97

Waterleaf, 72

Water-lily, White, 88

Water-parsnip, 98

Water-pepper, Mild, 83

Water-plantain, 98

Wax-weed, 202

Wax-work, 77

Wayfaring-tree, American, 48

Whin, New England, 145

Whip-poor-will’s shoe, 124

White-hearts, 34

White-thorn, 50

White-weed, 68

Whitlow-grass, 29

Willow-herb, Great, 208

Willow-herb, Hairy, 208

Wind-flower, 24

Winterberry, 52

Wintergreen, 72

Witch-hazel, 170

Woad-waxen, 145

Woodbine, 228

Wood Sorrel, 62

Wood Sorrel, Violet, 236

Wood Sorrel, Yellow, 156

Yarrow, 94

INDEX OF TECHNICAL TERMS

Anther, 11

Axil, 9

Axillary, 9

Bulb, 8

Calyx, 10

Cleistogamous, 6

Complete flower, 10

Compound leaf, 9

Corm, 8

Corolla, 9

Cross-fertilization, 3

Dimorphous, 232

Disk-flowers, 14

Doctrine of signatures, 1

Entire leaf, 8

Female flower, 12

Filament, 11

Fruit, 12

Head, 10

Male flower, 12

Much-divided leaf, 9

Neutral flower, 12

Ovary, 11

Papilionaceous, 16

Perianth, 11

Petal, 11

Pistil, 11

Pistillate flower, 12

Pollen, 11

Raceme, 9

Ray-flowers, 14

Root, 8

Rootstock, 8

Scape, 8

Self-fertilization, 3

Sepal, 10

Sessile, 10

Simple leaf, 9

Simple stem, 8

Spadix, 10

Spathe, 10

Spike, 10

Stamen, 11

Staminate flower, 12

Stem, 8

Stemless, 8

Stigma, 11

Strap-shaped, 14

Style, 11

Trimorphism, 200

Tuber, 8

Tubular-shaped, 14

Unisexual, 12

Footnote 1:

Lyte.

Footnote 2:

Grant Allen.

Footnote 3:

Orchids of New England.

Footnote 4:

Hazlitt’s Early Popular Poetry.

Footnote 5:

Emerson.

Footnote 6:

Emerson.

Footnote 7:

Job xxx. 4.

Footnote 8:

Emerson.

Footnote 9:

Bryant.

Footnote 10:

Holmes.

Footnote 11:

Longfellow.

Footnote 12:

Margaret Deland.

Footnote 13:

Bryant.

TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES

1. Silently corrected obvious typographical errors and variations in spelling. 2. Retained archaic, non-standard, and uncertain spellings as printed. 3. Re-indexed footnotes using numbers and collected together at the end of the last chapter. 4. Enclosed italics font in _underscores_. 5. Enclosed bold font in =equals=.