Ethnobotany of the Tewa Indians . for catching bluebirds are made from this plant. Ilelianthus annuus. Sunflower. New Mexican Spanish anil. The fire-stick, j/ape, for lighting cigarettes is sometimes a driedsunflower stalk. A scalp song at Hano describes sunflowers as watered by the tearsshed by Navaho girls. iPyyheje. E-ymenoxys jlorihunda. Colorado Rubber skin of the roots is pounded until it becomes gummy. Thematerial is then chewed as Americans chew chewing-gum. Pimpe, mountain stalk {fiy, mountain; pe^ stick, stalk, plant).Hypopitys latisquama. Pinesap.
Ethnobotany of the Tewa Indians . for catching bluebirds are made from this plant. Ilelianthus annuus. Sunflower. New Mexican Spanish anil. The fire-stick, j/ape, for lighting cigarettes is sometimes a driedsunflower stalk. A scalp song at Hano describes sunflowers as watered by the tearsshed by Navaho girls. iPyyheje. E-ymenoxys jlorihunda. Colorado Rubber skin of the roots is pounded until it becomes gummy. Thematerial is then chewed as Americans chew chewing-gum. Pimpe, mountain stalk {fiy, mountain; pe^ stick, stalk, plant).Hypopitys latisquama. Pinesap. ^il, sour weed ^ sour, sourness; pe^ns^il, weed). -lonoxalis violacea. Violet Wood-sorrel. Agojop^e., star plant {^agojo, star; pe, plant). fKallstroeviia hrachystylis. New Mexican Spanish contrayerba.^ 1 The contrayerha used by the Spaniards in Peru as an antidote for noison, and introduced intoEngland in 1581 under the name of drakesroot, is an entirely different plant. BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGV BULLETIN 55 PLATE 4. A. CANYON OF EL RITO DE LOS FRIJOLES, SHOWING STREAMSIDE FOREST AND NUMEROUSRABBIT-BRUSH SHRUBS (CHRYSOTHAMNUS BIGELOVII) IN THE FOREGROUND ON TALUSSLOPE.
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