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SETCHELL] ABORIGINAL TOBACCOS 411 The type specimen of Nicotiana attenuata came from the Washoe country in Nevada and I have reliable testimony that it is still used by the Washoe Indians, especially by the older men. To the south, it is used by the Coahuilla Indians of southeastern California, 1 and Leslie Spier has also kindly communicated to me that the Southern Dieguenos about Campo, California, use this species, which they call " Coyote Tobacco, " and infrequently cultivate it ...near house sites. It grows rapidly and high wherever the ground has been newly burned over. " Coyote Tobacco " is used by these Indians to cure colds. It is also used in the south by the Zufii tribes, 2 whence I have received seed through Prof. A. L. Kroeber and have raised plants, and by the Tewa Indians. 3 It was used by the Utes, although not named by Chamberlain, 4 and by the Gosiutes. 5 Dr. Lowie has submitted to me some samples of the tobacco raised by the northern Blackfoot 6 which seems, although fragmentary and much broken, to show the char acteristic hairs of this species.
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i Loc. Cit.
SETCHELL] ABORIGINAL TOBACCOS 411 The type specimen of Nicotiana attenuata came from the Washoe country in Nevada and I have reliable testimony that it is still used by the Washoe Indians, especially by the older men. To the south, it is used by the Coahuilla Indians of southeastern California, 1 and Leslie Spier has also kindly communicated to me that the Southern Dieguenos about Campo, California, use this species, which they call " Coyote Tobacco, " and infrequently cultivate it ...near house sites. It grows rapidly and high wherever the ground has been newly burned over. " Coyote Tobacco " is used by these Indians to cure colds. It is also used in the south by the Zufii tribes, 2 whence I have received seed through Prof. A. L. Kroeber and have raised plants, and by the Tewa Indians. 3 It was used by the Utes, although not named by Chamberlain, 4 and by the Gosiutes. 5 Dr. Lowie has submitted to me some samples of the tobacco raised by the northern Blackfoot 6 which seems, although fragmentary and much broken, to show the char acteristic hairs of this species.
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