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(xi) *Mountain-ash; see Quicken-tree. Rh
 * Mountain-bramble; see Cloud-berry.
 * Mountain-rice; see Rice.
 * Mouse-ear, the Umbelled; see Hawkweed.
 * Muscovy-glass; see Mica.
 * Musk-melon; see Melon, the Common.
 * Musk-rat; see Beaver.
 * Musk-strawberry; see Strawberry.
 * Musquet; see Gun.
 * Mussel; see Muscle.
 * Mustard, the Wild; see Charlock.
 * Naked-snail; see Slug.
 * Naples-yellow; see Yellow.
 * Oat-grass, the Wild; see Darnel.
 * Obesity; see Corpulency.
 * Oil of Vitriol; see Vitriolic Acid.
 * One-Berry; see Herb Paris.
 * Onopordum, the Wooly; see Thistle, the Cotton.
 * Orange-water; see Distilling.
 * Oswego-tea; see Spice.
 * Pansies; see Heart's-ease.
 * Park-leaves; see Tutsan.
 * Peach-coccus; see Coccus.
 * Peasling; see Pea, the Heath.
 * Peasling, the Wood; see Vetch, the Bitter.
 * Pekoe-tea; see Tea-tree.
 * Pellitory, the Bastard; see Sneeze-wort Yarrow.
 * Pepper-dilse; see Sea-wrack, the Indented.
 * Pepper-stone-crop; see Stone-crop.
 * Pestilence-wort; see Butter-wort.
 * Plants, Diseases of; see Disease.
 * Plantain, the Sea; see Sea-Plantain.
 * Plaster Stone; see Gypsum.
 * Po-poplar; see Poplar.
 * Pompion; see Gourd, the Common.
 * Prickly Yellow Wood; see Zanthoxylon.
 * Princes-metal; see Zinc.
 * Print; see Privet.
 * Printing, or Printer's Ink; see Ink.
 * Puceron; see Plant-louse.
 * Puckefist; see Puff-ball, the Common.
 * Purging Flax; see Flax.
 * Purslane, the Sea; see Orache, the Shrubby.
 * Racoon; see Bear.
 * Raddle; see Reddle.
 * Requin; see Shark, the Great White.
 * Restless Cavy; see Guinea Pig.
 * River-turtle; see Tortoise.
 * Rock-stone-crop; see Stone-crop.
 * Rocket-wormseed; see Mustard, the Common Hedge.
 * Rocket Yellow-weed, see Base Rocket.
 * Rose-bay Willow-herb; see Willow-herb.
 * Rose-root; see Rose-wort.
 * Rough-podded Tare; see Vetch, the Corn.
 * Rowen; see Rouen.
 * Rubicell; see Ruby.
 * Ruddle; see Reddle.
 * Rudgewick-hogs; see Hog, (in Supplement.)
 * Rue-weed; see Rue, the Meadow.