Labels - 9 color labels. Some folded.

Lacquer - 6 items.

Lactuca - 12 items, including The Garden 1921 "Salads All the Year."

Lagenaria - 3 items.

Lagerstroemia - 1 item.

Lagetta - 2 items.

Larix - 2 items.

Latua - 18 items.

Laurus - 3 items.

Lavandula - 2 items.

Lawsonia - 2 items.

Lecythidaceae - 3 items.

Ledum - 1 item.

Leguminosae - 19 items, including The New York Times 1983 "Sometimes Elegant Wisteria Must Be Coaxed to Flower," The New York Times 1982 "Plants That Kill Ticks".

Lemon - 13 items, including Sunday Times (London) 1975 "For hangovers the answer's a lemon."

Leonurus - 1 item.

Lentils - 1 item.

Lespedeza - 2 items.

Leucaena - 7 items, including Miami Herald 1979 "'Miracle Tree' May Provide Cure for World's Dwindling Forests."

Levisticum - 1 item.

Levulose - 1 item.

Libocedrus - 2 items, including Horticulture 1942 "The California Incense-Cedar."

Lichens - 11 items, including Smithsonian 1984 "Lichens give food, drugs, perfume - and poison," Natural History 1938 "Lichens: The Hardy Pioneers of Plant Life."

Licorice - 6 items.

Ligustrum - 3 items.

Lime - 6 items, including The Agriculture News 1906 "Lime Cultivation."

Linaria - 1 item.

Linum - 3 items.

Lirodendron - 3 items.

Liquidambar - 5 items.

Litchi - 6 items, including The Boston Globe 1980 "Paper says cow saliva helps growth of grass."

Litsea - 1 item.

Livistona - 3 items.

Lobelia - 4 items.

Lodoicea - 9 items, including The Agriculture News 1912 "The Double Coco-nut Palm."

Loganberry - 17 items.

Logwood - 5 items.

Lonchocarpus - Field Museum News 1934 "A Peruvian Fish Poison."

Lonicera - 2 items.

Lunar Plants - 1 item.

Lophophora - 6 items, including The New York Times 1936 "Scientists Take Drugs to Induce Madness."

Loranthus - 1 item.

Luffa - 4 items, including The Agriculture News 1911 "The Loofah or Vegetable Sponge."

Lupinus- 7 items.

Lycoperdon - 2 items.