10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SQUILL»
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squill in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
squill and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Young Will and Squill the squirrel manage to stay best friends despite a few tests to the strength of their friendship.
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Veterinary Toxicology: Basic and Clinical Principles
Although red squill has many alkaloids, scilliroside is the most toxic and provides
rodenticidal activity. It has the chemical formula C32H44O12 and a molecular
weight of 620.7. Its structural formula is shown in Figure 57.4. The compound is ...
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Encyclopædia Britannica: or, A dictionary of arts and ...
Scixla maritima, E. SCILLA, L. D. Squill. See Botany Index. When the root of squill
is taken in large doses, it produces a violent vomiting and purging, and some
times strangury, bloody urine, and inflammation and erosion of the stomach or ...
Encyclopaedia Britannica, James Millar, 1810
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A Manual of Materia Medica & Pharmacy ...
'RF sitz, L. (Squill, 5j.' ginger, hard soap,:'ii. 5uj.; ammoniacum, 5ij.)—D. (squill, 5j.
; ginger, 5ij.; oil of aniseed, gut. x.)—PiluL:e scilliticae, E. (Squill, ammoniacurn,
cardamom seeds, extract of liquorice, 521. gj.)-—P. (Squi1l, 1 part; gum ...
Henri Milne-Edwards, 1829
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Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, ...
SCILLA MARÍTIMA, E. SCILLA, L. D. Squill. See BOTANY Index. When the root of
squill is taken in large doses, it produces u violent vomiting and purging, and
sometimes strangury, bloody urine, and inflammation and erosion of the stomach
...
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A universal formulary: containing the methods of preparing ...
Ethereal Tincture of Squill. R. Squill, one ounce and a half. Muriatic ether, Spirit of
juniper, each, half a pound. Water, sufficient. Distil one pound. Dose, ten to
twenty drops, in water, as a diuretic. Augustin. R. Bruised squill, four ounces.
Spirit of ...
Robert Eglesfeld Griffith, Robert Pennell Thomas, John Michael Maisch, 1859
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Gods and Goddesses in the Garden: Greco-Roman Mythology and ...
Squill is a name that many European naturalists give to a variety of lilylike plants
that have scaly bulbs, lance-shaped leaves, and produce wandlike stalks of small
flowers. You may grow striped squill (Puschkinia scilloides) and Siberian squill ...
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Natural Remedies: Their Origins and Uses
COIA B Scilla Glycosides SQUILL, Scillae bulbus The drug consists of the dried
sliced bulbs of Drimia maritima (L.) Steam syn. Urctinea maritima (L.) Bake, family
Hyacinthaceac, from which the membranous outer scales have been removed ...
Finn Sandberg, Desmond Corrigan, 2001
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Basic Guide To Pesticides: Their Characteristics And ...
... atrazine, diuron Rastop: see difenacoum Rat & Mice Bait: see warfarin Rat
Gard: see warfarin Rat Nots: see red squill Rat Snax: see red squill Rat's End:
see red squill Rat-A-Way: see warfarin Rat-A-Way: see coumafuryl Rat-B-Gon:
see ...
Rachel Carson Counsel Inc., 1992
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Handbook of African Medicinal Plants, Second Edition
Squill has a long history of use in medicine: the earlier Greek and Egyptian
physicians used various forms of squill as therapeutic agents. An Oxymel of
Squills was part of Arabic prescription and a Vinegar of Squill was used by
Dioskurides.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SQUILL»
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Ask a Master Gardener: Square foot gardening
Dear Master Gardener: Last fall I planted crocus, hyacinth, Siberian squill and daffodil bulbs. I planted the crocus and daffodil bulbs in the same area and none ... «Brainerd Daily Dispatch, Jun 15»
UK coastal walks: Prawle Point, Devon
Youll also find several rare plants amongst the outcrops including Portland spurge, autumn squill and the parasitic broomrape, feeding off the roots of wild carrot. «Telegraph.co.uk, May 15»
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Every spring brings the Siberian Squill back to Fabyan Park in Geneva. They make beautiful blue carpets all over the park, even into the woods. I call this one ... «Chicago Daily Herald, Apr 15»
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Other works by Emma Chichester Clark include 'I love you, Blue Kangaroo!', 'Up In Heaven' and 'Will and Squill'. 'Bears Don't Read' is published by Harper ... «Day Nurseries, Feb 15»
Top 5 things to do in fall for your garden
Best combos are daffodils with grape hyacinth, tulips with siberian squill. 5 holes with 20 bulbs each give you 100 bulbs!! By digging only 5 holes!! 2. Feed ... «WLS-TV, Oct 14»
A bulb for every spot: George Weigel
Two of the best are Siberian squill (Scilla siberica), early-April bloomers with hanging, blue, bell-shaped flowers on 4-inch plants, and striped squill (Puschkinia ... «The Patriot-News, Oct 14»
Dune roaming on the glorious Gower Peninsula
At the base of the cliffs, there is thrift, spring squill, sea stork's-bill, rock samphire and buckhorn plantain. The beach at Port Eynon holds sea stock. Among the ... «The Independent, Jun 14»
Mother Nature expects patience from us
The scilla (otherwise known as Siberian squill) growing there was likely planted generations ago. This vividly coloured member of the asparagus family was ... «Toronto Star, May 14»
Don't foresake spring bulbs, deer won't eat some
After this early show subsides, striped squill, also known as puschkinia, could share the stage with muscari, both blooming fairly early. The loose, pale blue ... «The Westerly Sun, Apr 14»
Earth Day, fruit trees, and broadforks
Myrmecochory (mir-MEEK-o-cory: one of my favorite words) also accounts for the sporadic appearance of a squill or chionodoxa distant from the original ... «Martha's Vineyard Times, Apr 14»
