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22. 1902. OK June 29 85 Sorbus sambucifolia (C.&S.) Roem. Open woods Iliamna R. Rare K =Muk-thil-ehin-a K's say that the Russians eat the fruit. Fruit is partially cooked on hot rocks and then eaten as a remedy in coughs, asthma, hemorrhages etc. Branches are heated on hot rocks and used to beat the body " 86 Moneses uniflora, (L.) A. Gray OK Open mossy woods Iliamna R. Not ab. June 30 87 Limnorchis [strikethrough]Habenaria[/strikethrough] Open mossy woods Iliamna river Rare K = Nan-too-nah [underline]Not the same as 193.[/underline] The leaf is [underline]longer[/underline] and the roots are [underline]fleshy[/underline]- Lysiella obtusata (Pursh) Rydb. " 88 Anemone Open woods Iliamna River Rare Anemone richardsoni Hook. [[end page]] [[start page]] 23. 1902. June 30 89 Iris setosa, Pall. OK Sphag. marshes+ wet ground Ab. K= Tik-nil-ah-kol-ah-jit-lah K's sometimes chew the root but say it is hot like pepper. " 90 Salix Open woods Jinkel-yash Trail Com. K= Thoon-thul-ki-uh " 91 Pedicularis Sphag. marshes Jinkel-yash Trail Not ab Pedicularis euphrasioides Steph. " 92 Andromeda Polifolia, L. OK f.ab. Sphag. marshes Jinkel-yash Trail K= Khuk-i-uh Branchlets and leaves are boiled for one hour and the decoction drunk for coughs + colds Andromeda polifolia L. [[end page]]