... 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 ...

... calyx, flower, corolla, stamen, filament, anther, ovary, fruit, seed, etc., ... reference to typical features, propitious soil, and natural localities, ...

... seu aatlvne, is meant, in some pharmacopeias. The seeds, which were much eaten in the days of ... colour, and of the size of a poppy seed. The glandular grains give rise to the radicles ...

... Papau, Avocador Pear Anchovy Pear, Mango, | Banana, | Plaintain, ^ Mangos ... second year, from the seed. The most extensive peach orchards in this country ...

... 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 ...