Handbook of Medicinal Herbs

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Illustration Credits

All illustrations (black/white and color), excluding the ones listed below, are courtesy of Peggy K. Duke.
The following illustrations, listed by their common names, are from Duke, J., Medicinal Plants
of the Bible, Trado-Medic Books, Buffalo, New York, 1983. With permission.

The following illustrations, listed by their common names, are from Hill, S.R. and Duke, P.K.,
100 Poisonous Plants of Maryland, Bull. 314, University of Maryland, Coop Extension Service,
1985-1986. With permission.

Aloe Henna

Bayleaf Ivy

Benzoin Mallow

Cassia Mandrake

Chives Manna Ash

Cinnamon and Cassia Myrtle

Coriander Onion

Cumin Pomegranate

Endive Poplar

Faba Bean Rose Bay

Fig Rue

Frankincense Star of Bethlehem

Galbanum Watermelon

Garlic White Lily

American Hellebore Jimsonweed

Autumn Crocus Lesser Periwinkle

Bittersweet Lily-of-the-valley

Black Locust Mezereon

Bloodroot Mistletoe

Blue Cohosh Moonseed

Boxwood Mountain Laurel

Bulbous Buttercup Ololiuqui

Castor Orris

Celandine Poison Ivy

Christmas Rose Poke Root

Common Buckthorn Potato

Common Daffodil Tansy

Cypress Spurge Tobacco

Digitalis Tomato

Dumbcane Virginia Creeper

Dutchman’s Breeches White Cohosh

Elderberry Wild Cherry

Glossy Privet Wild Sage

Horse Chestnut Winter Cherry

Jack in the Pulpit Yew