MEDICINAL PLANTS in Folk Tradition

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211. Vickery MSS


212. Johnston 1853


213. Vickery MSS


214. Hatfield MS


215. Beith


216. McGlinchey, 83


217. IFC S 1043: 71


218. IFC S 752: 10


219. Udal 1922, 260


220. CECTL MSS


221. Vickery MSS


222. Newman & Wilson


223. Glyde, 175


224. Hatfield MS


225. Parson MS
     226.Hardwicke’s Science-gossip (1872),
     282–3


226. Vickery MSS


227. Vickery MSS


228. Ellis, 359


229. Wright, 243


230. Friend 1883–4, ii, 372


231. Friend 1883–4, i, 185
     233.Hardwicke’s Science-gossip (1882),
     164


232. Fargher


233. Macpherson MS


234. Beith


235. Hatfield, 30, 89


236. Friend 1883–4, ii, 372


237. Hatfield, 29


238. Beith
     241.Folk-lore,35 (1924), 356


239. Vickery MSS


240. Buckley


241. Maloney


242. IFC S 571: 8


243. Hatfield, 30, 89


244. Beith


245. IFC S 93: 528


246. Moloney


247. IFC S 171: 47


248. Emerson


249. Withering 1787–92, 296


250. Vickery MSS


251. Hatfield, 52


252. Macpherson MS


253. Gutch, 69


254. Hole, 18


255. Vickery MSS


256. Ray 1670, 290


257. Pennant 1771, 311
     261.Phytologist,n.s. 2 (1858), 415


258. Beith


259. IFC S 672: 76


260. IFC S 171: 53


261. Maloney


262. Egan


263. Allen 1980


264. Lafont


265. Quayle, 70


266. Beith


267. Quayle, 70


268. Beith


269. Vickery MSS


270. Newman & Wilson


271. IFC S 191: 91


272. IFC S 225: 30