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... that the salt has burned the leaves of daisies and other broad-leaved plants; the moss or ...

... dulca- mara. Worm-bark. See Geoffraa. Worm-grass, perennial. See Spigelia. Worm, guinea. See Dracunculus. Worm, ring. ...

... of adrenin. Lancet, Lond., 1912, ii, 1754.— Robinson (Daisy M.-O.). Traitement des cancers cutanes et importance ... Leipz., 1923, n. F., viii, 233; 246.—Robinson (Daisy O.). Hygiene ofthe skin. N. York M. J. [ ...

... imagine that the young worms were in perfect safety, and that their castle ... nearly completed a cell, and filled it with provisions, deposit their own ...

... imagine that the young worms were in perfect safety, and that their castle ... nearly completed a cell, and filled it with provisions, de- posit their ...

... walls, and contained in addition a few scattered cells. Virchow has included all ... Linn.), is a perennial herb with a large, branched, woody root, from ...

... floribus imbneatis of Linnaeus. Common toad-flax. A perennial in- digenous plant, Common in barren pastures, hedges, ... trough into the disengaging vessel, the tube of safety is employed. For the extrication of gases taking ...

... ninpog, “ bitter,” and pi(,a, a “root.”] A perennial herb, the sole representa- tive of a genus ... the foot of some animal.] A genus of perennial herbs of the order Berberidacece. Also the Pharmacopoeial ...

... Demonomania. D^ES, Ta?da?. DAFFODIL, Narcissus pseudonarcissus. DAISY, COMMON, Bellis—d. Ox-eye, Chry- santhemum leucanthemum. ... the immediate or active more or less spacious cells, called the Elhmot- principies of vegetables, which were ...

... inflamma- tory process of the bone without undue cell proliferation ; but in ... disease can with safety be left to themselves, if not causing constitu- ...