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 * Salt-clod; see Sea-sludge.
 * Salt of Glass; see Sandiver.
 * Sallow-willow; see Willow.
 * Samphire, the Marsh; see Saltwort, the Jointed.
 * Samphire, the Shrubby; see Saltwort, the Jointed.
 * Scab, in Dogs; see Dog.
 * Scarlet Tree-mite; see Spider, the Red.
 * Sea-arrow-grass; see Arrow-grass.
 * Sea-barley; see Barley.
 * Sea-beet; see Beet.
 * Sea-belt; see Sea-wrack, the Sweet.
 * Sea-bindweed; see Bindweed.
 * Sea-Buckthorn; see Buckthorn, the Sea;
 * Sea-calf; see Seal.
 * Sea-meadow-grass; see Meadow-grass.
 * Sea-moss; see Coralline.
 * Sea-onion; see Squill, the Common.
 * Sea-pea; see Pea.
 * Sea-purslane; see Orache, the Shrubby.
 * Sea-reed; see Matweed, the Sea.
 * Sea-star-wort; see Starwort, the Sea.
 * Sea-waure; see Sea-wrack.
 * Seville-orange; see Orange.
 * Seydschutz water; see Sedlitz-water.
 * Shab; see Scab.
 * Sharpling; see Stickle-back, the Common.
 * Sheep-fag; see p. 61.
 * Shrub-stone-crop; see Saltwort.
 * Sight; see Dimness.
 * Silk-plant; see Swallow-wort, the Common.
 * Similor; see Zinc.
 * Sithe; see Sythe.
 * Skegs; see Oat.
 * Slate-coal; see Coal.
 * Sole; see Soal.
 * Somnambulism; see Sleep-walking.
 * Sour-croute; see Crout.
 * Sour-trefoil; see Sorrel, the Common.
 * Spanish Fly; see Fly, the Spanish.
 * Spanish Lilac; see Lilac, the Common.
 * Spear-thistle; see Thistle.
 * Spelt; see Wheat.
 * Spicknel; see Spignel.
 * Spinell; see Ruby.
 * Spunk; see Touchwood.
 * Square Barley; see Bere.
 * Squash; see Gourd.
 * St. James's Wort; see Rag-wort, the Common.
 * Starwort, the Water; see Star-grass.
 * Stinking Flower-de-luce; see Flower-de-luce.
 * Storm-glass; see Weather-glass.
 * Strasburgh-turpentine; see Turpentine.
 * Strawberry-trefoil; see Trefoil.
 * Stricken; see Quarter-evil.