Piloblephis rigida—This is hapo:sikâ:yî or haposhekaayechoobe (Mikasuki) and kvfockv (Creek). Seminole Alice Snow said: “My mother told us if you have a cold you could smell this. It was good smelling, so we would smell it all the time.” (See p. 511.) Pinguicula lutea—The Seminoles call this herb la:nihiliswâ (yellow medicine, Creek) or talakcíhcayikcî (raw medicine, Mikasuki). They use it to treat digestive problems. (See p. 512.)

DOI link for Piloblephis rigida—This is hapo:sikâ:yî or haposhekaayechoobe (Mikasuki) and kvfockv (Creek). Seminole Alice Snow said: “My mother told us if you have a cold you could smell this. It was good smelling, so we would smell it all the time.” (See p. 511.) Pinguicula lutea—The Seminoles call this herb la:nihiliswâ (yellow medicine, Creek) or talakcíhcayikcî (raw medicine, Mikasuki). They use it to treat digestive problems. (See p. 512.)

Piloblephis rigida—This is hapo:sikâ:yî or haposhekaayechoobe (Mikasuki) and kvfockv (Creek). Seminole Alice Snow said: “My mother told us if you have a cold you could smell this. It was good smelling, so we would smell it all the time.” (See p. 511.) Pinguicula lutea—The Seminoles call this herb la:nihiliswâ (yellow medicine, Creek) or talakcíhcayikcî (raw medicine, Mikasuki). They use it to treat digestive problems. (See p. 512.)