... cichorii) is fleshy and spindle-shaped, like the carrot. It has an analogous composition to the leaves. ... CUS CAROTA, Linn. L. D.—COMMON OR WILD CARROT. Sex. Syst. Pentandria, Digynia. (Fructus ; Radix recens, L.— ...

... to two teaspoonfuls. Carolina Pink. See Pink Root. Carrot {Daucu carotei).—Carrot seeds, and the root of the wild plant— ... or in infusion. The root of the garden carrot, properly prepared, makes a good poultice. MATERIA MEDICA. ...

... heads, or with the application of the turnip, carrot, fresh hem- lock leaf, stale beer, fermenting poultices, & ... carbonis, or the stale beer, fermenting, hemlock, or carrot poultices. When the process by which a slough ...

... Cardamom feeds I oz. 1 fcr. 24 Neum. Carrot feeds 2 lb. i^dra. 171 Lewis. CaScarilla - < - ... its vir- tue, by the rejedion of wild-carrot feed, reftharrow root, figs, linfeed, and liquorice. The ...

... pursuing the fore- going method. 36. Preparation for Carrots and other winged Seeds. Take two bushels of ... bushel of bran, and a sufficient quantity of carrot seed, cleaned from stalks, and well rubbed between ...

... pulpy and very nu- tritious; as, turnips and carrots. These have a fat- tening quality. Arbuthnot on ... to. s. [carote, Fr. claucus, Lat.] An esculent root. Carrots, though garden roots, yet they do well in ...

... of the juices of the beet, turnip, and carrot. Indeed, it is formed whenever sugar in solu; ... Datura tatula 710 Daturia 711 Dauci radix 184 Daucus carota 184 De Valangin’s arsenical solution 904 Deadly nightshade ...

... amounts of meat are supplied at intervals. Moistened carrot slices, or cabbage leaves, supply moisture and additional ... Materials for intra- venous therapy were processed and safety tested, and antibiotics were assayed for potency. Problems ...

... which were added through vegetables (e.g. cabbage, carrots, salads, et.}. It is impossible to figure these ... the summer of 1944. This migration to the safety of Heidelberg seemed to be common practice for ...

... VINUM. Wine, of which the Daucus or Wild Carrot was an ingredient. The seeds were steeped in ... DAUCUS CARO'TA. The systematic name of the Carrot Plant—Daucus, Daucus sylvestris, Pastina'ca sylvestris tenuifo' ...