Cross Reference Directory


This is the cross-reference directory that I've long promised; the only names that are included are ones you will find in the Remedies and Magickal herbs sections of my page. If there's one I've missed (I am only human!) please e-mail me at aerta@oocities.com and let me know. You will also find all the latin names of the individual herbs in italics.
For a more comprehensive directory, I would suggest you go to Botanical.com: you'll find an excellent one there. This cross reference was taken from a variety of sources, but primarily from Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs (© 1956- 1992 Edition) and A Modern Herbal - Botanical.com.

This is broken up into several pages... the hot links are listed here, as well as on each page in the directory:

Page 1: A - B
Page 2: C-E
Page 3: F-H
Page 4: I-M
Page 5: N-P
Page 6: Q-T
Page 7: U-Z


A


Adder's Tongue: Erythronium Americanum (English Adder's Tongue being a fern)
Folk Names: American Adder's Tongue, Serpent's Tongue, Adder's Mouth.

Alfalfa: Medicago Sativa
Folk Names: Buffalo Herb, Lucerne, Purple Medic.

Alkanet: Alkanna Tinctoria
Folk Names: Anchusa, Dyer's Bugloss, Orchanet, Spanish Bugloss

Allspice: Pimenta Officinalis
Folk Names: Pimento, Jamaica Pepper.

Almond: Prunus Dulcis
Folk Names: None Available

Amaranth: Amaranthus Hypochondriacus or Amarantus Blitum for the wild variety (Strawberry Blite)
Folk Names: Flower of Immortality, Huauhtli (Aztec), Love-Lies Bleeding, Red Cockscomb, Velvet Flower.

Anemone: Anemone Pulsatilla
Folk Names: Easter Flower, Meadow Anemone, Passe Flower, Pasque Flower, Wind Flower.

Angelica: Angelica Archangelica
Folk Names: Archangel, Garden Angelica, Masterwort.

Apple: Pyrus Malus or Pyrus Spp.
Folk Names: Fruit of the Gods, Fruit of the Underworld, Silver Branch, The Silver Bough, Tree of Love, Wild Apple.

Ash: Fraxinus Excelsior or F. americana
Folk Names: Common Ash, Weeping Ash.


B


Balm, Lemon: Melissa Officinalis
Folk Names: Bee Balm, Lemon Balsam, Melissa, Sweet Balm, Sweet Melissa.

Balm of Gilead: Commiphora Opobalsamum
Folk Names: Balessan, Balsam of Gilead, Balsam Tree, Balsumodendron Gileadensis, Bechan, Mecca Balsam.

Banana: Musa Sapientum or Musa Paradisiaca
Folk Names: Plantain Fruit

Barley: Hordeum Distichon
Folk Names: Pearl Barley, Perlatum

Basil: Ocimum Basilicum or Ocymum Basilium
Folk Names: Albahaca, American Dittany, 'Our Herb', St. Joseph's Wort, Sweet Basil, Witches' Herb

Bay: Laurus Nobilis
Folk Names: Baie, Bay Laurel, Bay tree, Daphne, Greecian Laurel, Laurel, Laurier d'Apollon, Laurier Sauce, Lorbeer, Noble Laurel, Roman Laurel, Sweet Bay.

Benzoin: Styrax Benzoin
Folk Names: Ben, Benjamin, Gum Benzoin, Siam Benzoin, Siamese Benzoin, Sumatra Benzoin

Bergamot, Orange: Mentha Citrata
Folk Names: Bergamot, Orange Mint

Bittersweet: Celastrus Scandens *Poison-Solanum Dulcamara*
Folk Names: Dulcamara, Felonwood, Felonwort, Scarlet Berry, Violet Bloom, Woody Nightshade.

Blackberry: Rubus Villosus or Rubus Fructicosus
Folk Names: Bly, Bramble, Brambleberry, Bramble-Kite, Brameberry, Bumble-Kite, Brumel, Cloudberry, Dewberry, Goutberry, High Blackberry, Scaldhead, Thimbleberry

Blue Flag: Iris Versicolor *Poison*
Folk Names: Dragon flower, Dagger Flower, Flag Lily, Fleur-de-Lys, Iris, Liver Lily, Poison Lily, Snake Lily, Water Flag, Water Iris

Bracken: Pteridium Aquilinum
Folk Names: None Available

Briony: Bryony Dioica *Poison- all varieties*
Folk Names: English Mandrake, Gout Root, Ladie's Seal, Mad Root, Snake Grape, Tamus, Tetterberry, White Bryony, Wild Hops, Wild Nep, Wild Vine, Wood Vine

Bromeliad: Crypanthus spp.
Folk Names: Chameleon Star, Earth Star.

Buckwheat: Polygonum Fagopyrum
Folk Names: Beechwheat, Brank, Buchweizen, French Wheat, Heidekorm, Le Ble noir, Saracen Corn, Sarrasin

Burdock: Arctium Lappa
Folk Names: Bardana, Beggar's Buttons, Burrseed, Clotbur, Cockleburr, Cockle Buttons, Fox's Clote, Great Burdock, Happy Major, Hurrburr, Love Leaves, Personata, Philanthropium, Thorny Burr


Please remember; all herbs should be thoroughly researched before use. For more information on how to make tinctures, incense, etc. I would recommend that you go to either Botanical.com or Shez and Ken's Old City Homepage.


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