By Sayre, L.E.
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Albumen, fibrous matter, and moisture. The peculiar odor and taste are due to volatile oil, composed of the sulphide and oxide of allyl. Stimulant and expectorant, also diaphoretic and diuretic. Dose: 30 to 60 gr. ). P. 1890) Dose: 1 to 2 fl. dr. (4 to 8 mils). 67. —SQUILL SQUILLS The inner freshly scaled bulb of the white variety Urgin'ea maritima (Linné) Baker, cut into slices and dried. —Bulb semisuperficial. Leaves lanceolate, all radical, appearing after the flowers. Scape 2 to 4 feet high, terminated by a dense raceme of yellowish-green flowers, each one of which is accompanied by a long bract; ovary with 3 nectariferous glands at the apex.
Sayre’s Materia Medica - Page 36 OFFICIAL PREPARATIONS. Linimentum Terebinthinæ (35 per cent. with resin cerate). 3 to 1 mil) . Ceratum Cantharidis. Emulsum Olei Terebinthinae. 27c. —RESIN. ROSIN. COLOPHONY. The clarified residue left after distilling off the volatile oil from turpentine. It has been asserted that Pinus palustris, the official species, contains -more resin than any other German or American pine. When pure, rosin is of a clear, pellucid, amber color, but the commercial rosin is yellowish-brown, more or less dark, sometimes almost black, the color depending upon its purity and the amount of heat used in its preparation; it breaks with a shining, shallow, conchoidal fracture; odor and taste faintly terebinthinate.
1900). —Grows in swamps, and along the banks of streams and ponds. Subcylindrical sections of various lengths, about 20 mm. ) thick; externally reddish-brown, deeply wrinkled, marked below with rootlet scars (little elongated dot-like rings) in wavy, longitudinal lines, above with leaf-scars; fracture short, corky, showing a pinkish or whitish interior dotted with yellowish or brownish dots, both in the thick cortical layer and in the spongy central column; odor aromatic; taste peculiar, very bitter.
A Manual of Organic Materia Medica and Pharmacognosy: An Introduction to the Study of the Vegetable Kingdom and the Vegetable and Animal Drugs (with Syllabus of Inorganic Remedial Agents) Comprising the Botanical and Physical Characteristics, Source, Cons by Sayre, L.E.
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