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  1. ... septic, and stomachic. Lepidium Sati'vum, Nasludtium korten'sS, Garden cress, Dittander, (F.) Cresson alinois, Cressondes Jardins. This plant ... odordtum, Crateva'sium, Cressi, Cardami'nB fonldna, Water Cress, (b.) Cresson de fontaine. Family, Cruciferce. Sex Syst. Tetradynamia Siliquosa. ... virgo.—Plaulus. SORREL, COMMON, Rumex acetosa—s. French, Rumex scutatus—s. Garden, Rumex scutatus—s. Salt of, Potass, oxalate of—s. Ro- ...
  2. NLM Digital Collections - A dictionary of arts and sciences (Volume 2) 
    Publication: Philadelphia : Published by Isaac Peirce ..., 1815-1816
    ... three; others six, as the seeds of the garden-cress; but most seeds, like the bean, have two ... also in the leaves of cab- bage, sedunis, cress, hemlock, borage, saffron, kc; ... in our gardens, the frutescens, or Carolina kidney-bean tree. This ...
  3. ... septic, and stomachic. Lepidium Sati'vum, Nasludtium horledse, Garden cress, Ditlander, (F.) Cresson alenois, Cresson des Jardins. This ... Aquaticum, Cardamine pra- tensis, Sisymbrium nasturtium—n. Hortense, Lepidium sativum—n. Indicum, Tropceolum majus—n. Officinale, Sisymbrium nasturtium— ...
  4. NLM Digital Collections - Hospital diets 
    Publication: Washington : U.S. Government Printing Office, March 1945
    ... green Collards Blackberries Black currants Barley Rice, brown Garden cress Carrots Watercress Blueberries Peanuts Prunes Figs Chinese cabbage ... Turnip greens Beets Parsnips Lettuce, green Avocados Rve Garden cress' Carrots Collards Guavas Barley Prunes Figs Watercress Cantaloupe ...
  5. ... Common Pine (Pinus syl- vestris); six in the Garden-cress (Lepidium sativum), and ten, twelve, or more, in ... seeds to germinate. When the seeds of the Garden- cress (Lepidium sativum) were watered with the diluted oxygenated ...
  6. NLM Digital Collections - Family receipts, or Practical guide for the husbandman and housewife : containing a great ... 
    Publication: [Cincinnati, Ohio] : Published by A.B. Roff. Lincoln & Co. printers. Cincinnati, 1831
    ... in a hot hed, in March. Broad Leaved Garden Cress..—Sown every fortnight from April to September; an ... and Brussels sprouts, do. - - 104 Brocoli. - Broad leafed garden cress. - - - "* Bugs in peas, to prevent - . - - 49 Blood beet, ...
  7. ... the principal of which are Lettuce {Lactucca sativa), Garden Cress {Lapidium sativium), Water Cress {Nas- turtium officinale), Rape { ... 41 Fumet............................. 103 Gambo............................ 76 Game, ... 103 Gelatin............................ 45 German ...
  8. ... the principal of which are Lettuce (Lactucca sativa), Garden Cress (Lapidium sativium), Water Cress (Nas- turtium officinale), Rape ( ... 41 Fumet............................. 103 Gambo............................ 76 Game, ... 103 Gelatin............................ 45 German ...
  9. ... latifolium L. sativum L. spiked PEPPER WORT Dittander garden cress suffruticosum L. virginicum L. LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium Sm. Melaleuca ... 24 31 Furze 59 47 Galangale 31 3 Garden cress 32 49 Garlick 3 6 Gentian 24 32 ...
  10. NLM Digital Collections - A new pronouncing dictionary of medicine : being a voluminous and exhaustive hand-book of ... 
    Publication: Philadelphia : Printed by Edward Stern and Co., Philad[elphi]a : W.B. Saunders, 913 Walnut Street, 1892
    ... antiscorbutic, antiseptic, and stomachic. Lepid'ium Sati'vum. Garden cress or pepper-grass. A plant, the leaves of which have a warm, pungent taste, and are used as a salad. L6pidop'tera. (Gr. Aents, “ scale,” ... Gr. Ilptarros— Lat. Priapus—a deity of gardens and generation.) A morbid persistent erec- tion of ...
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