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  1. ... of production of this oil resembles that of bitter almonds. (See Amygdala Amara.) Chemists have failed in obtaining amygdalin from the leaves. That the oil exists already ...
  2. ... of production of this oil resembles that of bitter almonds. (See Amygdala Amara.) Chemists have failed in obtaining amygdalin from the leaves. That the oil exists already ...
  3. ... of sugar. (Ann. de Therap., 1857, p. 55.) AMYGDALA AMARA. U.S., Br. Bitter Almond. (A-MYG'DA-LA A-MA'RA.) “ The seed of Prunus Amygdalus, var. amara, De Candolle (nat. ord. Rosacese).” U. S. u ...
  4. ... communis, variety amara. U. S. The seed of the bitter almond tree, Amygdalus communis, var. amara. Br. Amande amere, Fr.; Bittere Mandeln, Germ.; Mandorle amare, Ital.; Almendra amarga, Span. AMYGDALA DULCIS. U.S.,Br. Sweet Almond. The kernel of ...
  5. ... a volatile oleaginous product, commonly called oil of bitter almond. This does ... (see Amygdala Amara), accord- ing to the reaction C20H27N011 + 2H20 — ...
  6. ... yield, by expression, a sweet, bland oil. The bitter almond contains Prussic acid. They are chiefly used for ... the skin and preventing chaps, is made of bitter almonds, blanched, § iv, white of one egg, rose water, ...