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102_168 Economic or Useful Plants cont_d. Fir, Douglas, barn made of, 17_192 Fir, white, boards for inside use, 13_116; 14_122; 17_186; 18_31 Food, Indian, 8_162, 8_163; 11_53; 12_24, 12_41, 12_107, 12_185; 37_123 Food of natives during early Spanish exploration, 40_136 Foodstuffs, Pompeian remains, 15_99 Fritillaria, deer eat shoots, 18_158 Goose berries, 44_124 Gooseberry, for cooking, 4_158 Grapes, 5_177; 11_110 Grapevines, 15_119; 33_78, 33_150; 37_174, 37_181 Grass, horses especially fond of, 4_119, 4_122 |
102_169 Economic or Useful Plants cont_d. Hay, 6_147 Hazel trunks, uses of, 10_147 Huckleberry industry in Mendocino City, 45_6 Indian-economic botany, 14_96 Indian remedy, 29_84 Indian uses for plants, 6_99_1_102; 7_143, 7_148, 7_149; 8_66, 8_102, 8_160; 12_132, 12_156; 18_95; 37_123; 49_92 Krameria parvifolia, browsed by animals, 30_101 Jepsonia Parryi, children eat bulbs, 18_80 Larrea tridents, economic uses of, 37_86 Lilium rubescens, deer eat, 18_158 Loquat, 42_30 Loquat orchard, 42_133; 44_21 Lupines, Pine, fed on by |
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