... aliens- trum,) sweet-chesnut, banana, cabbage-tree palm, (areca oleracca,) and meal-bark (cycas circinahs.) Others live ... into the stomach impairs it more immediately. The areca or Malabar nut, though a good bitter, when ...

... ali- castrum)) sweet-chestnut, banana, cabbage-tree palm (areca ole- reacea), and meal-bark (cycas circinalis). Others ... into the stomach impairs it more immediately. The areca, or An-™, or Malabar nut, though a good ...

... Fig.) Areas, cortical, of brain, ii. 28 (Fig.) Areca catechu, i. 304 ; ii. 3 Areca nut, i. 304* Arenaria rubra, i. 304* Areola ... i. 235 on arbor vitae, i. 297 on areca nut, i. 304 on arenaria rubra, i. 304 ...

... the seeds of a kind of palm, called areca. Sir Humphrey Davy has analyzed catechu, and from ... a geuus of plants of the class Palma. Areca inpica. An inferior kind of nutmeg. Are'oon. ( ...

... hair changes colour, but does not fall off. ARECA. The fruit of the Aie'ca Cat'- echu, ... chewed and smoked. Its seeds, mixed with opium, areca, and su- gar, produce a kind of intoxication, ...

... pregnant woman." (Parkes on Urine.) Anthelmintics— FILIX MAS. ARECA NUT. KOUSSO. BARK OF THE POME- KAMELA. GRANATE ... honey, syrup, or gly- cerine. It purges briskly. Areca Nut is much used by veterinarians to expel ...

... whole yolk. ARE'CA. A genus of palms. Areca Cat'echu. Areca Indica. From the nut of this plant two ... of catechu are extracted, the cuttacamboo and cashcutii. Areca Olera'cea. Areca Americana. The cabbage-tree palm. ...

... chewed and smoked. Its seeds, mixed with opium, areca, and sugar, produce a kind of intoxication, and ... habit of chewing the leaves with lime and areca; and they give the name Betel to this ...

... chewed and smoked. Its seeds, mixed with opium, areca, and sugar, produce a kind of intoxication, and ... habit of chewing the leaves with lime and areca; and they give the name Betel to this ...

... chewed and smoked. The seeds, mixed with opium, areca, and sugar, produce a kind of intoxi- cation, ... habit of chewing the leaves with lime and areca; and they give the name Betel to this ...