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

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

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

... 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 ...

... ficial Teeth, by. London, 1845. MORUM. Morus nigra. MORUS NIGRA. The black mul- berry tree. MOSAIC GOLD. Bisulphuret of tin. ...

... Ph.; Mure, Codex Med.). The juice of the Black Mulberry, Morus nigra Linn. ; Order, Urticacea. Several species of Mulberry are in cultivation, generally as food for silk worms, which devour the leaves. The above, with a dark black- berry-like cluster of pleasantly acidulous drupes, origin- ...

... of which there are several varieties, and the black mulberry (Marus nigra); the former is the better. I The leaves of osage orange (Madura aurantiaca) have also been used as silk-worm food ... The newly-hatched larva is black or dark- gray, and is covered with long ...

... of this order. Various species of Nettle (Urtica,) Black Mulberry, (Morus nigra-,) and some species of Buckthorn (Rhamnus,) belong to ...

... continued to be fed on leaves of the black mulberry, Morus nigra (Crescenzio, Targioni, and A. Dec.). “552 A. D. = ‘ ...

... as the thirty-second parallel of latitude.—The black mulberry (M. nigra) is a tree about as large as the ...