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  1. ... the peach, the cherry-tree, &c. 2. Gum Arabic, which flows naturally from the acacia in Egypt, Arabia, and elsewhere. This forms a clear transparent mucilage ...
  2. ... the peach, the cherry-tree, Stc 2. Gum Arabic, which flows naturally from the acacia in Egypt, Arabia, and elsewhere. This forms a clear transparent mucilage ...
  3. ... the peach, the cherry tree, &c.—2. Gum Arabic, which flows naturally from the acacia in Egypt, Arabia, and elsewhere. This forms a dear transparent mucilage ...
  4. ... vera. This species is a native of Africa, Arabia, and India, and like the last, furnishes Gum Arabic and part ofthe East Indian gum. 3. A. ...
  5. ... M. niloti- ca, a native of Egypt and Arabia, which is known by the name of gum arabic. The specific gravity of gum is about 1. ...
  6. ... NILOTICA. Gummi. Ed. Gummi Arabicum. L. D. Gum-Arabic. This fpecies of mimofa grows in Arabia Petraea and Egypt. The greateft quantity of pure ...
  7. NLM Digital Collections - The Edinburgh new dispensatory : containing, I. The elements of pharmaceutical chemistry : II.... 
    Publication: Worcester : From the press of Isaiah Thomas, Jun., sold by him in Worcester and Springfield, [and 2 others], July 1805
    ... Gummi. (Ed.) Gummi Arabicu.a. (Lond. Dub) Gum Arabic. This fpecies of mimofa grows in Arabia Petnsa and Egypt; The greateft quantity of pure ...
  8. ... the name of a small troo growing in Arabia and other parts of Asia, from which the article is obtained known as Gum Arabic, to be found in all the drug-stores. ...
  9. ... the name of a small tree growing in Arabia and other parts of Asia, from which the article ii obtained known as Gum Arabic, to be found in all the drug-stores. ...
  10. ... the preceding species.—A native of Senegal, Egypt, Arabia, and India.—Its fruit, termed Indian bablah (bablah de VInde, Gui- bourt), is used for tanning and dyeing. Probably yields part of the gum Arabic and East Indian gum,. 3. A. Karoo, Hayne, ...
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