
 
        
         
		Water-Chinque-  
 pin  
 Water-I.ily,  
 yellow American  
 Water-Melon  
 Waternut  
 Water-wliorl-  
 grass  
 Wattle, Black  
 „  Golden  
 „  Silver  
 „  Green  
 Wax-Myrtle  ...  
 Wax-Palm  ...  
 Wax-Tree, 
 Japan 
 Weld 
 Whangee 
 Wheat 
 Whin 
 White  bent-  
 grass  
 White Gumtree 
 I neex  to  V ernaoulak  N ames—co«<m«eii. 
 Windmill-grass  
 Winter-cherry  
 Witch-Hazel...  
 Woad 
 Wonder-grass  
 Wood-Sorrel...  
 Woodruff  
 Woolly butt  ...  
 Wormwood  ...  
 Wuugee 
 Nelumbo  lutea  
 Nuphar multisepalum 
 Cucumis Citrullus  
 Trapa natans  
 Poa airoides 
 White  Thorn  
 White  Thorn,  
 American  
 Whortleberry-  
 bush  
 Wild Chestnut-  
 tree, Cape  
 Willow-Oak  ... 
 „  Myrtle  
 Willows 
 Acacia mollissima  
 „  pycnantha  
 „  dealbata  
 „  decurrens  
 Myrica  cerifera  
 Ceroxylon  andicola  
 Rluis  succedanea 
 Reseda  luteola  
 Phyllostachys nigra  
 Triticum  vulgare  
 Ulex Europæus  
 Agrostis palustris 
 Eucalyptus hæmastoma  
 „  pauciflora 
 „  redunca 
 „  several others  
 Cratægus  Oxyacantha  
 „  coccinea 
 Vaccinium Myrtillus 
 Calodendron  Capense 
 Quercus  Phellos  
 Agonis  flexuosa  
 Salix, many 
 Chloris  truncata  
 I’hysalis Alkekengi  
 Hamamelis Virginica  
 Isatis  tinctoria  
 Panicum  spectabile  
 Oxalis,  many  
 Asperula odorata  
 Eucalyptus  longifolia  
 Artemisia Absinthium  
 Cucumis  oicatrisatus 
 Yang-tsai 
 Yams 
 Yarrow 
 Yate-tree 
 Yaw 
 Yellow-wood, 
 Australian 
 Yellow-wood, 
 North-Ameri 
 can 
 Yellow-wood,  
 South-African  
 Yerba Buena...  
 Yew, British ...  
 Yew,  Chinese  
 Yoksun 
 York-Gumtree 
 Yorkshire-Fog 
 Gelidium  corneum  
 Dioscorea,  several  
 Achillea Millefolium  
 Eucalyptus  cornuta  
 StiUingia  silvática  
 Flindersia Oxleyana 
 Maclura aurantiaca 
 Nageia elongata and N. 
 Thunbergi  
 Micromeria Douglas!  
 Taxus  baccata  
 Cephalotaxus drupacea  
 Arundinaria  Hookeriana 
 Eucalyptus  loxophleba  
 Holcus  lanatus 
 Zapallo 
 Zeloak 
 Zeeu-Oak 
 Zwetchen- 
 Baum 
 ,  Cucurbita Pepo  
 Iris  juncea  
 Quercus  infectoria  
 Prunus domestica,  var 
 PO ST SC R IP T . 
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