... Litchi, Jujube, Juvia, Papau, Avocador Pear Anchovy Pear, Mango, ! Bauana, ... second year, from the seed. The most extensive peach orchards in this country ...

... releasing the contained nutriment, and reduc- ing the fibers to minute ... with large edible seeds, such as beans, peas, or peanuts. Metabolism: The ...

... partic- ularly the leafy vegetables. Cereals, grains and seeds will not serve ... known as sarcolemma (fibers) and bound together in the form of bundles ...

... The herbaceous part of the plant and the seeds are the parts used in medicine. They are ... sedatives, in the form of fomenta- tion. The seeds are smoked like tobacco, in asthma. The dose ...

... at a distance, in which is contained the seed. The bark is very restringent. I ... interest in reference to the history, nomenclature and habitat of the ...

... CASTOREUM—CATECHU. 179 5viij). Dose ^ij-^j. The seeds and the ... the Common Beaver, Castor Fiber, Linn., an animal be- longing to the order ...

... CATECHU. 179 f~ viij). Dose^ij-gj. The seeds and the leaves are also aperient. ... Common Beaver, Castor Fiber, Linn., an animal be- longing to the order ...

... success he believes it must be selected with reference to these symptoms. ... Petroselinum. The seeds of parsley contain an oily product termed apiol, ...

... by the Romans an aphrodi- siac.— Columella. The seeds were ordinarily used. Bras'sica Flor'ida, — Bras' ... Napus Sylvestris, Bu'nias, Rape, (F.) Navette. The seed yields a quantity of oil. Brassica Nigra, Sinapis ...

... mass, made of the meal of darnel, hemp-seed, and water. It is inebriating.—Prospero Alpini. At ... is made by fermenting an infusion of millet-seed. A more agreeable Bosa is prepared by the ...