Kaw-waw-be-ga-koo-zit—White bark, a small tree at Lake Traverse.
Ut-tuh-be-ga-zhin-nah-gook—A shrub said to be found only in the north.
Pah-posh-geshe-gun-au-tik—Red elder, (popgun wood,) very common about Me-nau-zhe-taun-naug, and the islands in the Lake of the Woods.
Bwoi-jim-me-nah-ga-wunje—Whortleberry bush.
Ne-kim-me-nah-ga-wunje—High blue berry bush.
Mus-keeg o-bug-goan—Labrador tea, (swamp leaves,) one of the most esteemed of the products of cold and swampy regions; used in decoction as tea.
Pe-boan-meen-ah-gaw-wunje—Winter berry bush, a prinos.
Mun-no-mun-ne-chee-beeg[42]—Red paint root.
Me-nais-sa gaw-wunje—Thorn apple.