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Author: Charles Henry Wood
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Pages : 352
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Author: Charles Henry Wood
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Author: John William Knapman
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Author: Charles Henry Wood
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ISBN: 9781230148694
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Pages : 102
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1865 edition. Excerpt: ... above r.ame. He believes there is little doubt that it is the same gum described by Mr. S. H. Maltass, Pharm. Journ. vol. xv. p. 20, as one of the gums used to adulterate tragacanth. It is stated to be employed to the extent of 50 per cent. to adulterate the commoner varieties of tragacanth, and is sometimes whitened by the addition of white-lead. Mr. Hanbury, in a note to the above paper, states that caramania gum appears identical with Gomme pseudo-adragante of Guibourt, regarded by that author as the product of Astragalus gtimmifur, Labill.; but Mr. Maltass, says report, refers it to the wild almond, a plum of Caramania. Dr. Wood considers Caran: ania gum to have the same origin as the gum of Bassora; the latter entering commerce by the Persian Gulf, whilst the former comes to Smyrna to be used as an adulterating agent. Its colour varies from light-to reddish-brown. It is rather less soluble than tragacanth. A solution of oxide of copper in potash instantly precipitates both the gelatinous insoluble portion and the soluble gum as a bulky bluish hydrate. (American Journ. of Pharmacy.) Cantharides of the Argentine Provinces. (Burmeister.) Dr. Hermann Burmeister specifies the following cantharides which occur in the Argentine Republic. They are all used iu that country for vesicating purposes. 1. Horia maculata, Fabr. Lives with the great bees which make their nests in the trunks of vines. Is above an inch long. Yellow colour with black spots on the elytra. 2. Tetraonyx, Latr. This has the body shorter and broader than the other genera of the same family. Three species of this genus have been collected. 3. Cantharis, Latr. Eight species have been found by Dr. Burmeister, of which three were previously known, viz. adsporsa, punctata, and..
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Category : Pharmacology
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Pages : 458
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Author: Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain. Library
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Category : Materia medica
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Pages : 572
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Author: Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain. Library
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Category : Pharmacology
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Pages : 726
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Category : Medicine
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Pages : 594
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