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  1. NLM Digital Collections - The pharmaceutical products of Frederick Stearns & Co 
    Publication: Detroit, Mich. : Frederick Stearns & Co., [1903]
    ... reticulata .... Serpentaria. Aristolochia Serpentaria . . . Serpentaria. Artanthe elongata* Matico. Artemisia Absinthium Wormwood. Artemisia frigida Mountain Sage. Artemisia maritima* ...... ...
  2. ... tetian, M. Orry, 1603. Greek and Latin text. Artemisia. Maxdruzzato (S.) Della facolt& febbrifuga e delle altre virtu ... 8°. Udine, 1805. Reilingh (D. de V.) *De artemisia vulgari, nostra a-tate potissimum in epilepsia laudata. ...
  3. ... the compound. Santonin, tb.e active principle of Artemisia Santonica, is obtained in white, four-sided prisms, ... and albuminuria. ABSINTH IIJ ^1. THE FLOAVERIXG HERB ARTEMISIA AUSIXTHIFM. Dose.— Erom tAventy to forty grains, iu ...
  4. ... officinalis, croton cascarilla, quassia simarouba. 3. Aromatic bitters; artemisia absinthium, anthemis nobilis, hyssopus, &c. . Amatoria febris. (From ... inermis, tanacetum, polypo- ium filix mas, spigelia marilandica, artemisia santonica, olea Europaea, stannum pulverisatum, ferri limaturoe, and ...
  5. ... and seeds of a number of species of artemisia, from one of which (art. santonica) it derives ... f'- ii- - ThA hittpr nrinciole of the wormwood (artemisia absinthium). It is A Th hH SessionofCem fons ...
  6. NLM Digital Collections - Syllabus to lectures on chemistry 
    Publication: Charleston, S.C. : S. Babcock & Co. ; New York : Wiley & Putnam ; New Haven : B & W Noyes, 1841
    ... in which found. Parts of the plant. Wormwood, Artemisia absynthium, Leaves. Sweet flag, Acorus calamus, Root. Jamaica pep., Myrtus pimenta, Fruit. Mugwort, Artemisia vulgaris, Leaves. Carlina, Carlina acaulis, Roots. Chervil, Scandix ...
  7. NLM Digital Collections - A compend of pharmacy 
    Publication: Philadelphia : P. Blakiston, Son & Co., 1895
    ... U. S.—Absinthium. (Wormwood.)—The leaves and tops of Artemisia Absinthium contain I per cent, of an oxygenated ... Levant Wormseed.)—The un- expanded flower-heads of Artemisia paucijlora, contain about 2 per cent, of santonin, ...
  8. ... dry, and bear only patches of bunch-grass, artemisia, and valueless shrubs. Pine timber is abundant in ... a small acid fruit. Mesquite, ironwood, palo-verde, artemisia, and species of opuntia and cereus cover the ...
  9. NLM Digital Collections - The dispensatory of the United States of America 
    Publication: Philadelphia : Lippincott, Grambo and Co., 1851
    ... the leaves of one or more species of Artemisia, A. Chinensis and A. Indica were indicated by ... former is supposed to be the product of Artemisia Contra, which grows in Persia, Asia Minor, and ...
  10. ... A popular name of the Arte- misia cana, Artemisia tridentata, and other spe- cies of Artemisia growing on the alkaline and arid plains of ... U.S. 1880) for the unexpanded flower-heads of Artemisia maritima, variety Stechmanniana. According to the Pharmacopoeia of ...
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