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description 21-23

Mahogany-birch. See Birch, sweet 16-18

mountain. See Birch, sweet 16-18

Marketing barks for medicinal use, remarks 9

Marsh-elder. See Cramp-bark tree 48

May-rose. See Cramp-bark tree 48

Medicine, uses of barks 8

Methods of drying barks 8-9

obtaining barks 8

Mezereon, American. See Moosewood 43-44

Missey-moosey. See Ash, American mountain 29-30

Moose-elm. See Elm, slippery 20-21

misse. See Ash, American mountain 29-30

Moosewood, description 43-44

Morrel. See Bittersweet 46-47

Mountain-ash, American, description 29-30

asp. See Aspen 11-12

globeflower. See Buttonbush 47-48

magnolia. See Magnolia 21-23

mahogany. See Birch, sweet 16-18

sumac. See Ash, American mountain 29-30

Mozemize, Indian. See Ash, American mountain 29-30

Myrica cerifera. See Bayberry 14

Myrtle, candleberry. See Bayberry 14

wax. See Bayberry 14

Nanny-berry. See under Haw, black 48-49

Nature’s-mistake. See Dogwood 41-43

Nightshade, climbing nightshade, and woody nightshade. See Bittersweet 46-47

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