... large doses they are purgative and emetic. The seeds abound in a mild, oil, which may be extracted by pressure. FI'BRE. (Fibra, ce, f.) A simple filament. Many of the textures of animal and vegetable bodies are manifestly composed of fibres. Fiber. Castor fiber. Fibra sanguinis. Fibrin. FI'BRIL. A ...

... Can'nabis Sati'va, (F.) Chanvre, Chambrie. The seed of this—Hempseed, Sem'ina Can'nabis, (F.) ... Marie. The herb is a bitter tonic. The seeds are oleaginous. It is not used. Carduus Pineus, ...

... is eaten it is easily digested; when the seeds are also used they may have a some- ... Apple Juice, Apple Tea, Cider. Other Fruits having Seeds and Pits. Some persons never go to bed ...

... mace are included: the for- mer is the seed, or kernel of the fruit; the latter its ... in the flatulence of children. The four following seeds have similar virtue's to the anise and caraway: ...

... as yellowish pimples nearly the size of mustard- seed, each of which is seated on a little ... glands were enlarged, and looked like yellow mustard seeds sprinkled on a red ground. The large intestine ...

... casein,2 ovomucoid,3 so-called proteoses of seeds,4 and beta-nucleoproteins.8 Rosenau and Amos6 ... possible, and especially with the proteins obtainable from seeds and nuts, many of which are crystallizable and ...

... a door or valve: applied to plants, the seed vessel of which is not furnished with a ... Aizoon. Aja'va. An Indian name of a seed used in the East as a remedy for ...

... 1919, xlii, 621-628.—Muller (W.). Stu- dien fiber die Giftigkeit der ... with castor seeds. J. Comp. Path. & Therap., Edinb. & Lond., 1918, xxxi, ...

... serosity, some being as small as a lentil-seed, and others as large as an almond. Although ... in dry, del- ving scabs, resembling lu- pine-seeds ; the interstices often covered with a thin, whitish, ...