INDEX Vernacular or Common Names.
Reading edition
Alfalfa or Lucerne
Amaranth family
American Knapweed
American mistletoe
American or White elm
Apple
Appodilla family
Asparagus
Barberry family
Basswood. American linden
Bean-caper family
Bigonia family
Black haw
Black jack or Barren oak
Black locust
Black walnut
Black willow
Blue lupine. Bluebonnet
Blue sage
Blue thistle
Blue vervain
Borage
Borage family
Brasil wood
Bridal wreath
Broomweed
Buckthorn family
Buckwheat family
Bush honeysuckle
Button bush
Button weed
Cactus family
California privet
Cassia
Castor-oil plant
Catnip
Catsclaw
Cockle-burr. Clot-burr
Coleus
Common Balloon Vine
Common cactus or Prickly pear
Common hoarhound
Common pigweed
Common pumpkin
Common Sunflower
Common turnip
Composite family
Cone flower. Nigger Head
Convolvulus family
Coral berry. Indian currant
Cotton
Cottonwood. Necklace poplar
Cow itch
Crepe myrtle
Cucumber
Cultivated wine grapes
Cow pea
Dandelion
Dense-flowered phacelia
Devils claws
Dew-berry
Dogwood family
Drummond's skull-cap
Dwarf sumach
Ebony family
Elder
Evening primrose family
Eysenhardtia
French mulberry
Fringed poppy mallow
Garden pea
Geranium family
Goldenrod
Goosefoot family
Gourd family
Grass family
Granjeno
Greater caltrop
Great ragweed
Green briar. Cat briar
Green sumach
Greggia
Hardy orange
Hackberry
Hawthorn. White thorn
Holly family
Honey locust
Honey suckle family
Hop tree
Horse-mint
Houstonia
Huajilla
Huisache
Indian corn
Japanese buckwheat
Japanese delchos
Japanese varnish tree
Jussiaea
Lantana
Large-flowered caltrop
Large-flowered verbena
Lily family
Linden family
Live oak
Loose strife family
Madder family
Madeira vine
Mallow family
Marigold
Medick. Burr clover
Melia family
Mezquit tree. Screw bean
Mexican buckeye
Mexican ground plum
Mexican persimmon
Mignonette
Mignonette family
Milk weed family
Mint family
Mistletoe family
Mockernut. Whiteheart Hickory
Morning glory
Mountain grape
Musk melon
Mustard family
Narrow-leafed iron wood
Narrow-leafed sida
Nettle family
Night-shade
Night-shade family
Oak family
Oleaster family
Olive family
One-seeded croton
Osage orange
Paradise flower
Peach
Pear
Pecan-nut
Persimmon (common)
Peppergrass. Pepperwort
Plum
Poppy family
Portulaca
Possum haw. Bear berry
Post oak
Prickly poppy
Pulse family
Purslane family
Quassia family
Rattan vine
Red bud
Red bud. Judas tree
Red clover
Red oak
Retama
Roemer's sage
Roman wormwood
Rose
Rose family
Rose of sharon. Shrubby althaea
Round-flowered catsclaw
Rue family
Salt cedar
Sensitive briar
Silk weed
Silver berry
Sneeze weed. Bitter weed
Soapberry. Wild china
Soapberry family
Sonora croton
Sorgum
Spanish apple
Spatulate-leafed fog-fruit
Spiderwort family
Spring sida
Spurge
Spurge family
Sumach family
Swamp, Spanish, or Pin oak
Sweet clover
Sweet olive
Tall ragweed
Tamarisc family
Texas croton
Thorny amaranth
Tooth-ache tree. Prickly ash. Sea ash. Pepperwood
Tree of heaven
Triple-leafed barberry
Trumpet creeper. Trumpet flower
Umbrella china tree
Vervain family
Vine family
Virginian crown-beard
Virginian spiderwort
Walnut family
Water-leaf family
Watermelon
Water oak
White brush
White clover
White-flowered honey suckle
Willow family
Wild bergamont
Wild gourd
Wild plum
Winged elm or Wahoo
Yellow Wood sorrel
Yellow sweet clover
Youpon
Electronic version produced by Frank Zago - April 2nd, 2012.
Notes about this edition: only the obvious typos were fixed; and several missing opening or closing quotes were added. Otherwise no other change was made.
The original book used is freely available from Texas A&M University at: http://repository.tamu.edu/handle/1969.1/3440