Ethnobotany of the Forest Potawatomi Part 2

Plate 1. fig. 1. Potawatomi region in Wisconsin. fig. 2. Red Maple.
Plate 1. fig. 1. Potawatomi region in Wisconsin. fig. 2. Red Maple.
Plate 2. fig. 1. Henry Ritchie. fig. 2. Joe Ellick.
Plate 3. fig. 1. Mrs. Spoon. fig. 2. Mountain Maple.
Plate 4. fig. 1. Poison Ivy. fig. 2. Indian Turnip.
Plate 4. fig. 1. Poison Ivy. fig. 2. Indian Turnip.
Plate 5. fig. 1. Mountain Holly. fig. 2. Sweet Flag.
Plate 5. fig. 1. Mountain Holly. fig. 2. Sweet Flag.
Plate 6. fig. 1. Bristly Sarsaparilla. fig. 2. Wild Sarsaparilla.
Plate 6. fig. 1. Bristly Sarsaparilla. fig. 2. Wild Sarsaparilla.
Plate 7. fig. 1. Yellow Birch. fig. 2. Paper Birch.
Plate 7. fig. 1. Yellow Birch. fig. 2. Paper Birch.
Plate 8. fig. 1. Speckled Alder. fig. 2. Beaked Hazelnut.
Plate 8. fig. 1. Speckled Alder. fig. 2. Beaked Hazelnut.
Plate 9. fig. 1. Bush Honeysuckle. fig. 2. American Fly Honeysuckle.
Plate 9. fig. 1. Bush Honeysuckle. fig. 2. American Fly Honeysuckle.
Plate 10. fig. 1. Lamb's Quarters. fig. 2. Pearly Everlasting.
Plate 10. fig. 1. Lamb’s Quarters. fig. 2. Pearly Everlasting.
Plate 11. fig. 1. Wormwood Sage. fig. 2. Leather-leaf.
Plate 11. fig. 1. Wormwood Sage. fig. 2. Leather-leaf.
Plate 12. fig. 1. Bull Thistle. fig. 2. Horseweed.
Plate 12. fig. 1. Bull Thistle. fig. 2. Horseweed.
Plate 13. fig. 1. Jerusalem Artichoke. fig. 2. Black-eyed Susan.
Plate 13. fig. 1. Jerusalem Artichoke. fig. 2. Black-eyed Susan.
Plate 14. fig. 1. Fragrant Goldenrod. fig. 2. Canada Goldenrod.
Plate 14. fig. 1. Fragrant Goldenrod. fig. 2. Canada Goldenrod.
Plate 15. fig. 1. Field Sow Thistle. fig. 2. Red Osier Dogwood.
Plate 15. fig. 1. Field Sow Thistle. fig. 2. Red Osier Dogwood.
Plate 16. fig. 1. Great Bullrush. fig. 2. Field Horsetail.
Plate 16. fig. 1. Great Bullrush. fig. 2. Field Horsetail.
Plate 17. fig. 1. Common Burdock. fig. 2. Wintergreen.
Plate 17. fig. 1. Common Burdock. fig. 2. Wintergreen.
Plate 18. fig. 1. Bunchberry. fig. 2. Trailing Arbutus.
Plate 18. fig. 1. Bunchberry. fig. 2. Trailing Arbutus.
Plate 19. fig. 1. Velvet-leaf Blueberry. fig. 2. Red Oak.
Plate 19. fig. 1. Velvet-leaf Blueberry. fig. 2. Red Oak.
Plate 20. fig. 1. Yellowish Gentian. fig. 2. Marsh St. John's Wort.
Plate 20. fig. 1. Yellowish Gentian. fig. 2. Marsh St. John’s Wort.
Plate 21. fig. 1. Common Hemp Nettle. fig. 2. Lichen on Spruce.
Plate 21. fig. 1. Common Hemp Nettle. fig. 2. Lichen on Spruce.
Plate 22. fig. 1. Wild Mint. fig. 2. Tree Club Moss.
Plate 22. fig. 1. Wild Mint. fig. 2. Tree Club Moss.
Plate 23. fig. 1. Common Club Moss. fig. 2. Yellow Pond Lily.
Plate 23. fig. 1. Common Club Moss. fig. 2. Yellow Pond Lily.
Plate 24. fig. 1. Sweet Gale. fig. 2. Intermediate Bog Orchid.
Plate 24. fig. 1. Sweet Gale. fig. 2. Intermediate Bog Orchid.
Plate 25. fig. 1. Evening Primrose. fig. 2. Common Wood Sorrel.
Plate 25. fig. 1. Evening Primrose. fig. 2. Common Wood Sorrel.
Plate 26. fig. 1. Fireweed.fig. 2. Norway Pine.
Plate 26. fig. 1. Fireweed.fig. 2. Norway Pine.
Plate 27. fig. 1. Balsam Fir. fig. 2. Jack Pine.
Plate 27. fig. 1. Balsam Fir. fig. 2. Jack Pine.
Plate 28. fig. 1. Common Juniper. fig. 2. Common Plantain.
Plate 28. fig. 1. Common Juniper. fig. 2. Common Plantain.
Plate 29. fig. 1. Great Water Dock. fig. 2. Lady Fern.
Plate 29. fig. 1. Great Water Dock. fig. 2. Lady Fern.
Plate 30. fig. 1. Maidenhair Fern. fig. 2. Alder-leaved Buckthorn.
Plate 30. fig. 1. Maidenhair Fern. fig. 2. Alder-leaved Buckthorn.
Plate 31. fig. 1. Goldthread. fig. 2. Black Chokecherry.
Plate 31. fig. 1. Goldthread. fig. 2. Black Chokecherry.
Plate 32. fig. 1. European Wood Strawberry. fig. 2. Bird Cherry.
Plate 32. fig. 1. European Wood Strawberry. fig. 2. Bird Cherry.
Plate 33. fig. 1. Bicknell's Thorn. fig. 2. Sand Cherry.
Plate 33. fig. 1. Bicknell’s Thorn. fig. 2. Sand Cherry.
Plate 34. fig. 1. Mountain Ash. fig. 2. Bristly Crowfoot.
Plate 34. fig. 1. Mountain Ash. fig. 2. Bristly Crowfoot.
Plate 35. fig. 1. Willow-leaved Meadow-sweet. fig. 2. Balsam Poplar.
Plate 35. fig. 1. Willow-leaved Meadow-sweet. fig. 2. Balsam Poplar.
Plate 36. fig. 1. Quaking Aspen. fig. 2. Sphagnum Moss.
Plate 36. fig. 1. Quaking Aspen. fig. 2. Sphagnum Moss.
Plate 37. fig. 1. Smoother Sweet Cicely. fig. 2. Lyall's Nettle.
Plate 37. fig. 1. Smoother Sweet Cicely. fig. 2. Lyall’s Nettle.
Plate 38. fig. 1. White Elm. fig. 2. Downy Yellow Violet.
Plate 38. fig. 1. White Elm. fig. 2. Downy Yellow Violet.
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