... are usually sufficiently digestible to be eaten with safety. Carrots are less so.** Spinagc, beet tops, and other ...

... nage, lettuce, parsley, succory, surslane, turnips, pota- toes, carrots, and radishes, may be safety eaten. On- ions, leeks, and celery are, in ...

... Serv 1997 Jul;26(7): 57-60 Hospital's 'carrot-and-stick' approach wins employee safety involvement. Hosp Secur Saf Manage 1997 Jan; 17( ...

... potatoes, rice, peas, Lima beans, tomatoes, beets and carrots may also be eaten with safety as a rule, but cabbage, cauliflower, corn, egg- ...

... made of lettuce, other uncooked leafy vegetables, raw carrots, and other root vegetables cannot be eaten with safety. The dipping of vegetables in chemical solutions such ...

... skill and judg- ment to manage it with safety. Cicuta maculata. Linne. • Wild-Carrot, Water-Hemlock, Snake-weed, Cow-bane, American-Hemlock. ...

... much skill and judgment to manage it with safety. CICUTA MACULATA. Linne. Wild Carrot, Water-Hemlock, Snake-weed, Cow-bane, Ameri- can ...

... seprinius. Scandix cerefolium?� D. sylvestris. D. vulgaris. Wild carrot, or bird's nest. The seeds possess demulcent and aromatic qualities. Daura. Hellebore. Leaf-gold.� Ruland. Davy's safety lamp. An oil lamp surrounded by gauze wire, ...

... Order Entry); • patient safety (participation in Leapfrog patient safety initiatives and CheckPoint); and • customer service. The “carrots” are currently 0.5 percent to 2 percent ...

... of plants. The carrot. Daucus Caro'ta. The carrot plant. DAYTON, A. C. Rules for the pre- servation of the Teeth, by. Published in the Dental Intelligencer, volume third. 15 DAVY'S SAFETY LAMP. A lamp surrounded by a net-work ...