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Ruth Sturley’s scrapbook in the “From Pi Beta Phi to Arrowmont” collection at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville Libraries.

Ginseng root against a plain white background.

Bloodroot, a flower with white cup-shaped petals and a bright yellow center.

White man in historical clothing sitting in a horse drawn carriage pulled by two large brown and white horses. Several burlap sacks filled with medicinal plants are stacked in the carriage behind him.

Mayapple, a plant with large, smooth, green leaves growing in tight clusters in a densely forested area.

Wild ginger, a short plant with two large, rounded, green leaves.

American ginseng, a plant with shiny green leaves and a small, red, berry in the center.

Black cohosh, a tall plant with green stems and soft white bulbs, in a forested area surrounded by green leaves.

False unicorn, a plant with green stems and soft white bulbs, in a forested area surrounded by fallen leaves.

Goldenseal, a plant with a small red berry-like fruit in the center of three large, green, pointed leaves.