Web of Healing

William P. C. Barton, Medical Botany, 1817

Table 11, Purple Skunk Cabbage, Symplocarpus

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Table 12, American senna, Cassia marilandica

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Table 13, Spotted Cranes-bill, Geranium maculatum

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Table 14, Wild Cammomile, Anthemis Cotula

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Table 15, Mountain tea, Gaultheria procumbens

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Table 16, Wild tobacco, Lobelia inflata

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Table 17, Winter berry, Prinos verticillatus

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Table 18, American Ipecacuanha, Euphorbia ipecacuanha

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Table 19, Sweet fern, Comptonia asplenifolia

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Table 20, Philadelphia flea-bane, Erigeron philadelphicum

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Other Pages from this Book

• Pages ix –xv
• Tables 1–9
• Tables 11–20
• Tables 21–30
• Tables 31–40
• Tables 41–50

Source

William P.C. Barton, M.D., Vegetable Material Medica of the United States; or Medical Botany...Illustrated by Coloured Engravings, made after original drawings from nature, done by the author. 1817.