10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMMONIACUM»
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ammoniacum in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Elements of materia medica and therapeutica. v.2
Common or Persian ammoniacum, usually termed gum ammoniacum or
ammoniac (gummi ammoniacum), occurs in two forms ; in the tear and in the
lump. a. Ammoniacum in the Tear (Ammoniacum in lachrymis seu grants) occurs
in distinct ...
2
The elements of materia medica and therapeutics
Common or Persian ammoniacum, usually termed gum ammoniacum or
ammoniac (gummi ammoniacum), occurs in two forms ; in the tear and in the
lump. a. Ammoniacum in the Tear (Ammoniacum in lachrymis seu granis) occurs
in distinct ...
3
A Practical Manual of the Treatment of Club-foot
This juice, when hardened, constitutes ammoniacum. Through the kindness of
my friend Dr. Lindley, there is in my museum the upper part of _the (apparently
flowering) stem, about ten inches long, with lumps of ammoniacum sticking to it at
...
4
Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Bio-Medecine
Ammoniacum. Ammoniacum. Sources. Ammoniacum is a gum-resin exuded from
the flowering and fruiting stem of Dorema ammoniacum, D. Don, family
Umbelliferae, and probably other species, distributed throughout Persia and
extending ...
Description—Ammoniacum occurs in dry grains or tears of roundish form, from
the size of a small pea to that of a cherry, or m nodular lumps. They are externally
of a pale creamy yellow, opaque and milky-white within. By long keeping, the ...
Friedrich August Flückiger, Daniel Hanbury, 2014
6
A History of the Materia Medica. - London, Longman, Hitsch, ...
760 AMMONIACUM. nerefore approaching to the Resin Class, though it is so
readily soluble in Water, that itevidently appears also to approach to that of the
Gums. lt is therefore roperly a G,um Resin. It is a concreted Juice brought to us, ...
7
London Medical and Surgical Journal
AMMONIACUM. An energetic stimulant, whose action resembles that of
assafcetida. It is employed in asthma, derangement, of the respiratory and
digestive systems, chlorosis, hysteria, &c. It is also used in chronic pulmonary
catarrh, as an ...
8
The London dispensatory: containing I. The elements of ...
The ammoniacum is, however, procured by incisions also, and allowed to drop
on the ground, where it hardens by the air and sun ; on which account that from
Barbary is mixed with a red earth, and is not saleable in the London market.
Anthony Todd Thomson, 1826
afi'ords very good ammoniacum, as we know b an ample s imen of the m
deposited together with the last in t 0 British useum by Mr. .K. Loflsus, who in
1751 collec both at Kiri-ind in Western Persia, where the plant is called in Kurdish
Zuh.
F.A. Fl?ckiger, Daniel Hanbury
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The Eclectic and General Dispensatory: Comprehending a ...
be given, is that of a plant which Willdenow reared from seed found in the
ammoniacum of the shops, and has named Heracleum gummiferum. The London
College, on his authority, has admitted it as the smmoniscum plant; it flowers in
June ...
