Mainwake—Angelica, or cow parsley.
Me-tush-koo-se-min—Apple of the prairie of the Canadians, (Psoralia,) much eaten by the Crees and Assinneboins, in whose country it abounds.
Mah-nom-o-ne gah-wah-zheen, pl.—Wild rice, (the grass.)
Muk-koose-e-mee-nun—Young bear’s berries.
We-nis-se-bug-goon—Wintergreen.
Mus-kee-go-bug-goon—Swamp winter green; perhaps the little rough wintergreen.
Be-na-bug-goon—Partridge flower.
Mus-ke-gway-me-taus—Side saddle flower, (Swamp bottles, in allusion to the pitcher shaped leaves.)[44]
Muk-kud-da-we-che-be-kug-guk—Black roots.