... in their general shape and appearance, an ordinary onion-top. In reference to the etiology of this case, it may ...

... the chromatic and achromatic figures, and as a reference for the following: b. Sections of onion root-tip, fixed in Baum-Allen's B15 fixative ... the chromatic and achromatic figures, and as a reference for the following. b. Sections of onion root-tip, fixed in Bouin-Allen's B15 fixative ...

... order in singing, and will have them for reference in the game. Potatoes Onions Tomatoes Lettuce Squashes Turnips Pumpkins Parsnips Cabbage Beets ...

... as pickles and sour fruits, or cabbage and onions, should be most carefully avoided by the nurs- 54 ing mother, with special reference to its possible ef- fects on the child, ...

... coughs of children. The inner part of an onion triturated with honey is recommended as a good * Qu. If this can have any reference to our secale cornutum ? b Syrmoea, Hal. et ...

... and having someone give you scraped apple, potato, onion, etc., and see whether, by taste alone, you can distinguish the difference. Why cannot sulphur be tasted? SENSATION 101 References A Averill, E. A., Psychology for Normal Schools, ...

... authority also recommends eating a bit of raw onion every morning before exposure on deck. When practicable, cider may be added to the dietary, and 359 Scurvy. Sea-Sickness. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. the daily use ...

... 542 Dixon B: Medicine and the media: using references. Br J Hosp Med 1979 Dec;22(6):619 Dixon DC see Onion DK (Dixon FJ), Presentation of the Rous—Whipple ...

... fried chicken. Oyster dressing for turkey. Celery and onion dressing with roast duck. Tart grape jelly with canvasback duck. Currant jelly with roast goose. Cucumber catsup with corned beef. 168 REFERENCE HAND-BOOK FOR NURSES. FOOD AND NUTRITION IN ...