10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «JUNIPENA»
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junipena in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Grande enciclopédia portuguesa e brasileira: Ilustrada com ...
BOT. Planta cucurbitácea da fndia portuguesa (Trichosanthes cucumcrina Lin.).
SABINA2, s. /. BOT. Arbusto da família das cupres- sáceas (Junipena Sabina Lin.
). ♢ Prov. minh. Cunha de madeira, que aperta o cesouro contra o pírtigo. BOT.
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Advanced Learner's Dictionary
< Latin junipena. Junk1 (o>nk) n 1 discarded articles; rubbish. 2 something of
poor quality or low value. 3 (sUog) narcotics, esp. heroin. Junkto n (sluag) a drug
addict. |unk-*hop a a shop selling miscellaneous, cheap, second-hand goods.
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Water-in-Plants Bibliography: Editus a H.-E. Gruner Et L. B. ...
Hydnophytum 12314 I Ilex 11700, 11887, 11953 Impatisns 1 1 602 Indigofera
12537 Ipomoea 11677, 11678, 11734, 12087, 12537 Jatropha 1 1 550 Juglane
11523, 11560, 11685, 11686, 12277, 12333, 1 2433, 12730 Junipena 11686, ...
J. Pospísilová, J. Solárová, 1984
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A Manual of Materia Medica and Pharmacology
20. — Junipena eommunta. (4-15 cc.). Compound Spirit, $ p. c. — oil of juniper £
p. c., oil of cara- way fV' oil of fennel f, 70 p. c. alcohol q. s. 100 cc., 3 j-4 (4-15 cc.
— substitute for gin.). PROPERTIES. — Similar to turpentine; stimulant, diuretic, ...
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The British Cyclopaedia of the Arts, Sciences, History, ...
Junipena Virgim'ana, red or Virginian cedar, is a tree of great size and beauty. It
sometimes grows to the height of forty feet, and furnishes valuable timber, which
is used for parts of buildings, and other important purposes. It is found in North ...
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Memorials of John Bartram and Humphry Marshall: With notices ...
... a few berries of each sort * The red Cedar is Junipena Virginiana, L., and the
white Cedar is Cupressut thyoidtt, L. by way of sample ; the Red we have, but
1735.] 67 TO JOHN BARTRAM.
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A cyclopaedia of Biblical literature
Of Junipena, the &pinti8os of the Greeks and abhul of the Arabs, there are
several species in Syria. Of these J. communis, the conv mon juniper, is a very
widely dirlused sjwcies, being found in Europe and Asia, in the plains of northern
and in ...
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The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
Mitra junipena, n. sp., 113. Murchison, SirR.1., on the Silurian and associated
rocks in Dalecarlia, and on the succession from Lower to Upper Silurian in
Smoland,01and and Gothland, and in Scania, 1. ,on the tertiary deposit at (
Eningen ...
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Congressional serial set
The other species rising to the rank of trees in this district are the larch, (Larix
dahurim t), which is found on rolling prairies, of small size ; a small birch, (iMula
naita.) and several alders, (.lliiu* riridis and incana,) a species of Juniper, (
Junipena ...
United States. Government Printing Office, 1870
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Dictionary of Organic Compounds
Fr., 1964, 1035 (abs config) 4-Acetyl-l,4-dimethyl-l- A-0-00255 cyclohexene l-(],4-
Dimethyl-3-cycIohexenyl)ethanone [43219-68-7] C10H,4O M 152.2 Constit. of oil
of Junipena communis. Oil. [a]*1 +2.1 (c, linCCl4). Thomas, A.F., Helv. Chim.
