116
Salsify, 170
Salsola, 126
Sand-bur, 112
Sand plantain, 158
Sand rocket, 135
Sandwort, 129
Saponaria, 129
Scarlet clover, 141
Scleria, 128
Scrophulaceae, 156
Secale, 116
Sedge family, 118
Sedum, 138
Self-heal, 155
Setaria glauca, viridis, 117
Sheep sorrel, 122
Shepherd's purse, 134
Sherardia, 159
Shore knot-weed, 120
Sida, 146
Silene, 129, 130
Silvery cinquefoil, 138
Sisymbrium, 137
Sleepy catchfly, 129
Slender pigweed, 127
Slender nettle, 119
Slender rush, 118
Small alyssum, 132
Smaller burdock, 162
Small-flowered crane's bill, 142
Small-flowered crowfoot, 131
Small-fruited false flax, 134
Smut-weed, 120
Solanaceae, 155
Solanum, 155, 156
Sonchus, 169
Sorrel, 121
Sour dock, 121
Sow-thistle, 169
Spanish dodder, 151
Spear grass, 116
Speedwell, 157
Spergula, 130
SPIKE'LET, a small or secondary spike, as found in grasses.
Spotted spurge, 144
Spring clotbur, 171
Spring sow-thistle, 169
Spurge family, 143
Spurry, 130
Squirrel-tail grass, 115
St. John's-wort family, 147
Star thistle, 163
Stellaria, 131
STER'ILE, not fertile.
Stick-seed, 152
Stink grass, 115
Stipa spartea, 117
Stonecrop, mossy, 138
Stork's-bill, 142
STRI'ATE, striped with parallel ridges and grooves.
Swallow-wort, 149
Swamp begger-ticks, 163
Sweet clover, 140
Sweet everlasting, 166
Syntherisma, 113
Tall buttercup, 131
Tall mustard, 137
Taraxacum, 170
Teasel family, 160
Thistle, 164
Thistle, Russian, 126
Thorn apple, 155
Three-seeded mercury, 143
Thyme-leaved sandwort, 129
Thyme-leaved speedwell, 157
Thyme-leaved spurge, 144
Toad-flax, 156
Tragopogon, 170
Treacle mustard, 135
Trefoil, 139
Trifolium, 141, 142
TRUN'CATE, terminating abruptly, as though cut off or flattened
at the end. Compare Premorse and Succise.
TU'BER-CLE, a swollen part or a root due to bacteria. Usually
applies to such as possess the power to fix nitrogen; a little
tuber.
Tumbleweed, 127
Tumbling mustard, 137
Umbelliferae, 148
Upright spotted spurge, 144
Urtica, 119
Velvet leaf, 145
Velvet-leaved mullein, 157
Verbascum, 156, 157
Verbena, 153
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