10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PEREIRA BARK»
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pereira bark in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pereira bark and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Proceedings of the American Pharmaceutical Association at ...
The fresh leaves yield 1 1.872 of alcoholic extract, and 15.3 per cent, of aqueous
extract. The bark, which is well known in Europe under the name of Pereira Bark,
and which has been determined by Brazilian and European chemists to contain ...
American Pharmaceutical Association, 1897
2
The Elements of Materia Medica and Therapeutics
Two other barks (also belonging to Apocynucece)—viz. the Pereira Bark (
obtained from a species of Valle'sia), and the Casca d'Ania (procured from a
Rauwolifirn—likewise become red by contact with nitric acid. Pfafl' (Berl. Jah'rb.
Bd. xiii.
Jonathan Pereira, Joseph Carson, 1846
3
Cooley's Cyclopædia of Practical Receipts and Collateral ...
(Pereira.) Bark, 1 oz. ; water, 1 quart; boil to one half. — Doee, 1 wine-glassful, 2
or 3 times a day; as an aperient and resolvent in various chronic disorders, in
dropsy, and in certain cutaneous affections ; or, 2 wine-glassfuls, as before, as a
...
Arnold James Cooley, W. North, 1892
4
Eulogy For A Brown Angel: A Gloria Damasco Mystery
It contained a formula I didn't even attempt to read, and lots of handwritten notes
by a forensics expert on an alkaloid extracted from the Pereira bark — Pereirine
— an extremely uncommon element in North America. The bark was from a plant
...
5
Proceedings of the ... Annual Meeting of the New York State ...
... 3 grains every two or three hours. 23. Pereirine. — -An alkaloid from Foa
pereira bark, that when given with quinine reduces the quantity needed and
hastens the cure, as well as curing where quinine alone will fail. The dose is yyi
grains. 24.
New York State Pharmaceutical Association, 1888
6
The Pharmaceutical Journal ...: A Weekly Record of Pharmacy ...
... uncertain, has recently been ascertained by Dr. Allemio, of Rio J aneiro, to be
derived from Geissospermum Vellosii, Allem., a tree of the Order Apocymzceae.
Pereirine is obtained by exhausting the pereira-bark with acidulated water, ...
7
An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied ...
A somewhat poisonous alkaloid from pereira-bark. Its hydrochlorate (30 gr. per
diem) is efficacious in fevers. Unof. Perelle (per-:1') [pa/'11/11, the specific name
for the lichen]. In biology, a substance obtained from the lichen, Lemnora pure!
George Milbry Gould, 1898
8
American Journal of Pharmacy
192 Perchlorate of oxide of ethule, xiii. 32 Perchloric acid, xiv. 312 " "
crystallization of, iv. 83 " " test for mineral alkalies, iv. 86 " ether, xiii. 32
Perchloride of iron, preparation of, xvi. 142, 167 Perchromic acid, xx. 54 Pereira,
bark of, xii. 147, xvii.
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, 1850
9
The Pharmaceutical Journal and Transactions
Alkaloids of Pereira Bark, 435. — Jobst and — The Constituents of Coto Bark,
1175. Hewlett, C. J., and Sods' Employes, Annual Excursion of, 1215. — R T. —
Bacteriology in its Practical Aspects, 819, 893. Heyden, von — Bismntb Tribromo-
...
10
American Journal of Pharmacy
Pereira, bark of _ Perfumed oils of Jasmine and Bela, Indian mode of preparing .
Peroxide of iron, . . . . . . . Perropine, Pharmaceutical notices, Pharmacy,
organization of, in Norway, . . -_ ' in Russia, Pistacia terebinthus, . . Pitch,
Burgundy, or ...
