• II. Organic Bodies.
• -I. Vegetabilia.—Vegetables.
• --I. Cryptogamia, Linn.—Cryptogams or Flowerless Plants.
• ---Class I. Thallogenae.—Thallogens.
• ----Order I. Algae, DC.—Algals.
• -----Sub-order I. Confervaceae, Endl.—Confervals.
• ------1. Porphyra laciniata, Agardh.—Laciniated Purple Laver.
• ------2. Ulva latissima, Greville.—Broad Green Laver.
• -----Sub-order II. Phyceae, Endl.—Sea Wracks.
• ------3. Fucus vesiculosus, Linn.—Common Sea Wrack.
• -----Sub-order III. Florideae, Endl.—Rose-Tangles.
• ------4. Chondrus crispus, Grev.—Carrageen or Irish Moss.
• ------5. Plocaria candida, Nees.—Ceylon Moss.
• ------6. Plocaria helminthocorton, Endl.—Corsican Moss.
• ----Order II. Lichenes, Juss.—Lichens.
• -----1. Lichenes Esculenti et Medicinales.—Edible and Medicinal Lichens.
• ------7. Peltidea canina, Ach.—Ash-coloured Ground Liverwort.
• ------8. Scyphophorus pyxidatus, Hook.—Cup-Moss.
• ------9. Sticta pulmonaria, Hook.—Tree Lungwort.
• ------10. Gyrophora.
• ------11. Cladonia rangiferina, Hoffm.—Rein-Deer Moss.
• ------12. Cetraria Islandica, Ach.—Iceland Moss.
• ------13. Parmelia parietina, Ach.—Common Yellow Wall Lichen.
• -----2. Lichenes Tinctorii.—Tinctorial Lichens.
• ------14. Roccella tinctoria, De Cand.—Dyer's Orchella Weed.
• -------1. Lacmus.—Litmus.
• -------2. Orchilla.—Orchil-Liquor.
• -------3. Cudbear.
• ----Order III. Fungi, Juss.—Fungals.
• -----Sub-order I. Gymnomycetes, Endl.
• -----Sub-order II. Hyphomycetes, Fries.
• ------15. Fermentum cervisiae.—Barm or Yeast.
• ------16. Oidium abortifaciens.—The Ergot-mould.
• -----Sub-order III. Gasteromycetes, Endl.
• ------17. Elaphomyces granulatus, Fries.—Granulated Elaphomyces.
• ------18. Lycoperdon giganteum, Batsch.—Giant Puffball.
• ------19. Tuber cibarium, Sibth.—Common Truffle.
• -----Sub-order IV. Pyrenomycetes.
• ------20. Sphaeria Sinensis, Berk.—Hia Tsao Tom Tchom
• -----Sub-order V. Hymenomycetes.
• ------21. Exidia Auricula Judae, Fries.—Jew's Ear.
• ------22. Morchella esculenta, Linn.—Common Morell.
• ------23. Polyporus officinalis, Fries.—Larch Agaric.
• ------24. Polyporus igniarius, Fries.—Hard Amadou Polyporus.
• ------25. Polyporus fomentarius, Fries.—Real Amadou.
• ------26. Agaricus campestris, Linn.—Mushroom.
• ------27. Agaricus oreades, Bolton.—Champignon.
• ------28. Fungi venenati.—Poisonous Fungi; Toadstools.
• ---Class II. Acrogenae, Ad. Brogniart.—Acrogens.
• ----Order IV. Filices, Juss.—Ferns.
• ------29. Nephrodium Filix Mas, Richard.—Male Shield Fern.
• ------30. Adiantum, Linn.—Maidenhair.
• ----Order V. Lycopodiaceae, DC.—Club-Mosses
• ------31. Lycopodium clavatum, Linn.—Common Club-Moss.
• --II. Phanerogamia, Auct.—Phanerogams or Flowering Plants.
• ---Class III. Endogenae, DC.—Endogens.
• ----Sub-class I. Glumaceae, Endl.
• -----Order VI. Gramineae, R. Brown.—Grasses.
• ------32. Oryza sativa, Linn.—Common Rice.
• ------33. Zea Mays, Linn.—Indian Corn; Maize.
• ------34. Avena sativa, Linn.—The common oat.
• ------35. Lolium temulentum, Linn.—Bearded Darnel.
• ------36. Hordeum distichon, Linn.—Two-rowed or Long-eared Barley.
• ------37. Triticum vulgare, Kunth.—Common Wheat.
• ------38. Secale Cereale, Linn.—Common Rye.
• ------39. Secale cornutum.—Spurred Rye or Ergot.
• ------40. Saccharum officinarum, Linn.—The Sugar Cane.
• ------41. Andropogon muricatus, Retz.—Vittie-Vayr, or Cuscus.
• ------42. Andropogon Iwarancusa, Roxburgh.
• ------43. Andropogon Calamus aromaticus, Royle.
• ------44. Andropogon Schoenanthus, Linn.
• ------45. Andropogon citratum, De Cand.—Lemon-Grass.
• -----Order VII. Cyperaceae, R. Brown.—Sedges.
• ----Sub-class II. Petaloidae vel Floridae.
• -----Order VIII. Aroideae, Endl.
• ------46. Arum maculatum, Linn.—Cuckow-pint.
• ------47. Arisaem atrorubens, Blume.—Dragon-Root.
• ------48. Acorus Calamus, Linn.—Common Sweet Flag.
• -----Order IX. Palmae, Juss.—The Palm Tribe.
• ------49. Sagus, Gartner.
• ------50. Saguerus Saccharifer, Blume.—The Gomuto Palm.
• -------Sago.
• ------51. Elaeis, Jacquin.—The Guinea Oil Palms.
• ------52. Cocos nucifera, Linn.—The Cocoa-Nut Tree.
• ------53. Calamus Draco, Willd.—The Dragon's Blood Calamus.
• ------54. Areca Catechu, Linn.—Catechu Palm.
• -----Order X. Melanthaceae, R. Brown.
• ------55. Colchicum Autumnale, Linn.—Common Meadow Saffron.
• ------56. Hermodactylus, Auct.—Hermodactyl.
• ------57. Veratrum album, Linn.—White Hellebore.
• ------58. Veratrum viride, Willd.—American Hellebore.
• ------59. Veratrum Sabadilla, Retz.
• ------60. Asagraea officinalis, Lind.—Spike-flowered Asagraea
• -----Order XI. Liliaceae, Lindl.—Lilyworts.
• ------61. Aloë, Linn.—Aloe.
• ------62. Urginea Scilla, Steinheil.—The Sea Onion, or Officinal Squill.
• ------63. Allium Sativum, Linn.—Common or Cultivated Garlic.
• ------64. Allium Cepa, Linn.—The Onion
• ------65. Asparagus officinalis, Linn.—Common Asparagus.
• ------66. Polygonatum vulgare, Desf.—Solomon's Seal.
• ------67. Dracaena Draco, Linn.
• ------68. Xanthorrhoea, Smith.
• -----Order XII. Iridaceae, Lindl.—Irids, or Corn-Flags.
• ------69. Crocus Sativus, Allioni.—The Saffron Crocus.
• ------70. Iris florentina, Linn.—Florentine Orris.
• -----Order XIII. Taccaceae, Lindley.
• ------71. Tacca, Forster.
• -----Order XIV. Amaryllidaceae, Lindley.—Amaryllids.
• -----Order XV. Musaceae, Agardh.
• ------72. Musa sapientum, Linn.—Plantain; Banana.
• -----Order XVI. Marantaceae, Lindl.
• ------73. Maranta arundinacea, Linn.—The West Indian Arrow-root.
• ------74. Canna edulis, Ker.—Tous-les-Mois?
• -----Order XVII. Zingiberaceae, Lindl.—Gingerworts.
• ------75. Zingiber officinale, Roscoe.—The Narrow-leaved Ginger.
• ------76. Zingiber Cassumunar, Roxburgh.
• ------77. Curcuma longa, Linn.—The Long-rooted Turmeric.
• ------78. Curcuma angustifolia, Roxburgh.—The Narrow-leaved Turmeric.
• ------79. Curcuma Zedoaria, Roxburgh.—Round Zedoary.
• ------80. Amomum cardamomum, Linn.—The Cluster or Round Cardamom.
• ------81. Amomum granum paradisi, Afzelius; et A. melegueta, Roscoe.
• ------82. Amomum maximum, Roxburgh.—The Great-winged Amomum.
• ------83. Amomum Korarima.—The Korarima Cardamom.
• ------84. Amomum citratum.
• ------85. Amomum Clusii, Smith.—Clusius's Cardamom.
• ------86. Amomum macrospermum, Smith.—Large-seeded Guinea Amomum.
• ------87. Amomum globosum, Loureiro?
• ------88. Amomum villosum, Loureiro?
• ------89. Alpinia Galanga, Linn.;—A. chinensis, Roscoe (?); and A. nutans, Roscoe.
• ------90. Alpinia alba, Roscoe.
• ------91. Elettaria cardamomum, Maton.—The True of Officinal Cardamom.
• ------92. Elettaria Major, Smith—The Greater or Ceylon Elettaria.
• -----Order XVIII. Orchideae, R. Brown.—Orchids.
• ------93. Orchis, Linn.
• ------94. Vanilla, Swartz.
• -----Order XIX. Dioscoreaceae, Lindl.—Yams.
• ------95. Dioscorea, Linn.—The Yam.
• ------96. Tamus communis, Linn.—Common Black Bryony.
• -----Order XX. Smilaceae, Lindl.—Sarsaparillas.
• ------97. Several Species of Smilax, Linn., yielding Sarsaparilla.
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The Elements of Materia Medica and Therapeutics, Vol. II, 3th American ed., was written by Jonathan Pereira in 1853.