... silkworm “ Indica, Lopez root, see Toddalia aculeata. [tree. “ nigra, Black mulberry, Ft. esc. aci.; Bk. ver. cat. “ rubra, Red ... glycyphlmum. Mori albi, White mulberries, Morus alba. “ nigri, Black mulberries, “ nigra. “ succus, B. Mulberry juice, “ “ Mox®, Pith of elder ...

... Tree. Prunus domestica. (Linn.) Common Plum Tree. Morus nigra. (Linn.) Black Mulberry Tree. ( Morus rubra. (Linn.) Red Mulberry Tree. Morus ...

... Asia) Carica— Fig tree. Morus. 20—3. (England) Nigra—Black mulberry. Cannabis. 21—5. Ex. An. Sativus—Hemp—Em. ...

... the slightest accident. Mo'rum. Morus nigra. MORUS NIGRA. The black mulberry-tree. Mulberries abound with a deep violet-colored, ...

... of cinchona recom- mended. MO RUM. See Morus nigra. MORUS. (From uavpos, black; so called from the colour of its fruit when ripe.) The name of a genus of plants in the Linnaan system. Class, Monacia; Order, Tetrandria. The mulberry-tree. Morus nigra. The systematic name of the mul- berry-tree. ...

... Nerves upon which MOTORY. ) voluntary motion de- pends. MORUS NIGRA. The black mul- berry-tree. The fruit, commonly called a berry, is a sorosis. MORUS RUBRA, L. Red mulberry. Fruit refrigerant and corroborant, ...

... Athenaeus, according to the received opinion, is the black mulberry (Morus nigra). Virgil and Diosco- rides, both speak of the black mulberry.—And it is enumerated, by Forskal and others, ...

... for feeding silk worms. (Adv. from Eu.) M. nigra, L., the Black Mulberry of Europe, is also occasionally cul tivated. 34 ...

... alba), employed mostly in feeding silk- worms ; the black {morus nigra), whose fruit (fig. 63) is large and excellent; ...

... mulberry, the white (morus alba, Lin.) and the black, (morus nigra, Lin.) from the bark of the mulberry tree, ...