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  2. Lloyd and Lloyd, 1884-1887: Drugs and Medicines of North America.

Drugs and Medicines of North America, 1884-1887, was written by John Uri Lloyd and Curtis G. Lloyd.

  • Front page, Vol. 29.
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  • Front page, Vol. 31.
  • Fig. 001. Branch of Clematis crispa.
  • Fig. 002. Stem of Clematis virginiana.
  • Fig. 003. Leaf of Thalictrum dioicum.
  • Fig. 004. Tuberous roots of Thalictrum anemonoides.
  • Fig. 005. Fruit-head of Thalictrum anemonoides.
  • Fig. 006. Anemone nemorosa.
  • Fig. 007. Fruit-head of Anemone virginiana.
  • Fig. 008. Fruit-head of Anemone dichotoma.
  • Fig. 009. An achene of Anemone patens.
  • Fig. 010. Flower of Anemone acutiloba.
  • Fig. 011. Anemone acutiloba.
  • Fig. 012. Fruit of Anemone acutiloba.
  • Fig. 013. Extreme forms of leaves.
  • Fig. 014. Abnormally developed flowers.
  • Fig. 015. Sharp-lobed American Hepatica leaf, Anemone acutiloba.
  • Fig. 016. Blunt-lobed American Hepatica leaf
  • Fig. 017. Imported Hepatica leaf, Anemone hepatica.
  • Fig. 018. Ranunculus bulbosus.
  • Fig. 019. Leaf of Ranunculus bulbosus.
  • Fig. 020. Leaf of Ranunculus acris.
  • Fig. 021. Leaf of Ranunculus repens.
  • Fig. 022. Flower of Ranunculus sceleratus.
  • Fig. 023. Ranunculus abortivus.
  • Fig. 024. Different forms of Anemonin
  • Fig. 025. Fruit of Caltha palustris.
  • Fig. 026. Caltha palustris, flowering top.
  • Fig. 027. Flower bud of Hydrastis canadensis.
  • Fig. 028. Fruit of Hydrastis canadensis.
  • Fig. 029. Dried rhizome of Hydrastis canadensis.
  • Fig. 030. Root of Stylophorum diphyllum
  • Fig. 031. Crystals of Berberine
  • Fig. 032. Crystals of Berberine
  • Fig. 033. Crystals of Berberine
  • Fig. 034. Crystals of Berberine Hydrochlorate
  • Fig. 035. Crystals of mono-berberine sulphate
  • Fig. 036. Crystals of di-berberine sulphate
  • Fig. 037. Crystals of di-berberine sulphate
  • Fig. 038. Crystals of phosphate of berberine
  • Fig. 039. Crystals of citrate of berberine
  • Fig. 040. Crystals of Hydrastine
  • Fig. 041-042. Crystals of Hydrastine
  • Fig. 043. Crystals of the Sulphate
  • Fig. 044. Stamens and section of carpel
  • Fig. 045. Pistils of Trollius Laxus.
  • Fig. 046. Flower of Coptis trifolia.
  • Fig. 047. Fruit of Coptis trifolia;
  • Fig. 048. Coptis occidentalis.
  • Fig. 049. Flower of Coptis occidentalis.
  • Fig. 050. Fruit of Coptis occidentalis.
  • Fig. 051. Flower of Coptis asplenifolia.
  • Fig. 052. Front and reverse view of the petal
  • Fig. 053. Fruiting plant of Coptis asplenifolia.
  • Fig. 054. A single cell of starch-bearing
  • Fig. 055. A single cell from the parenchyma.
  • Fig. 056. Cross section of the root.
  • Fig. 057. Starch-grains taken from the root.
  • Fig. 058. The epidermal hairs.
  • Fig. 059. Epidermis from the upper surface of the leaf,
  • Fig. 060. Epidermis from the lower surface
  • Fig. 061. Cross section of the leaf
  • Fig. 062. Cross-section of the stem of the leaf,
  • Fig. 063. Flower of Aquilegia canadensis.
  • Fig. 064. Fruit of Aquilegia canadensis.
  • Fig. 065. Flowers of Delphinium tricorne.
  • Fig. 066. Section of a flower of an Aconite
  • Fig. 067. Flower of Aconitum uncinatum
  • Fig. 068. A single pistil of Aconitum uncinatum
  • Fig. 069. Fruit of Aconitum uncinatum
  • Fig. 070. Root of Aconitum uncinatum
  • Fig. 071. A single flower of Actaea spicata.
  • Fig. 071. Root of Aconitum Fischeri
  • Fig. 072. A single berry of Actaea spicata.
  • Fig. 073. A small raceme of Actaea alba.
  • Fig. 074. A single flower of Actaea alba.
  • Fig. 075. Parts of the flower of Actaea alba.
  • Fig. 076. The fruit of Actaea spicata var. rubra.
  • Fig. 077. A seed of Actaea spicata var. rubra.
  • Fig. 078. The fruit of Actaea alba.
  • Fig. 079. An enlarged cross-section of a pedicel of Actaea alba.
  • Fig. 080. An enlarged cross-section of a pedicel
  • Fig. 081. Fresh rhizome of Actaea alba.
  • Fig. 082. A branch of a raceme of Cimicifuga racemosa.
  • Fig. 083. A flower of Cimicifuga racemosa.
  • Fig. 084. A pistil of Cimicifuga racemosa.
  • Fig. 085. A section of the fruiting stalk
  • Fig. 086. A single capsule of Cimicifuga racemosa.
  • Fig. 087. A seed of Cimicifuga racemosa.
  • Fig. 088. Fruit of Cimicifuga racemosa.
  • Fig. 089. Fruits of typical Actaea and Cimicifuga.
  • Fig. 090. A leaflet of the dissected form
  • Fig. 091. A section of a fruiting raceme of Cimicifuga americana.
  • Fig. 092. Vertical section of a capsule of Cimicifuga americana.
  • Fig. 093. A seed of Cimicifuga americana.
  • Fig. 094. A cross-section of a root
  • Fig. 095. Starch grains from the rhizome
  • Fig. 096. Starch grains from the root
  • Fig. 097. Starch grains from the rhizome
  • Fig. 098. Starch grains from the root
  • Fig. 099. Cross section of a stem of Xanthorrhiza apiifolia.
  • Fig. 100. A flower of Xanthorrhiza apiifolia.
  • Fig. 101. A flower and petal of Xanthorrhiza apiifolia.
  • Fig. 102. A section of an ovary.
  • Fig. 103. A section of a fruit
  • Fig. 104. The fruit.
  • Fig. 105. The rhizome.
  • Fig. 106. An unfolding leaf-bud.
  • Fig. 107. A flower-bud.
  • Fig. 108. An inside view of a petal of Liriodendron Tulipifera.
  • Fig. 109. Exterior view of a stamen.
  • Fig. 110. The androecium and gynaecium of Liriodendron Tulipifera.
  • Fig. 111. A samara of Liriodendron tulipifera.
  • Fig. 112. The stamens and pistils of Magnolia macrophylla.
  • Fig. 113. The pistils of Magnolia macrophylla.
  • Fig. 114. Fruit of Magnolia glauca.
  • Fig. 115. Fruit of Magnolia glauca.
  • Fig. 116. A petal of Magnolia acuminata.
  • Fig. 117. Fruit of Magnolia acuminata.
  • Fig. 118. Fruit of Magnolia grandiflora.
  • Fig. 119. Crystals of the Glucosid from Magnolia bark.
  • Fig. 120. An outer and inner petal
  • Fig. 121. The calyx, globular ball of stamens
  • Fig. 122. Fruit of Asimina triloba, (Papaw.)
  • Fig. 123. A seed of Asimina triloba
  • Fig. 124. Crystals of Murate of Asiminine,
  • Fig. 125. Crystals of Sulphate of Asiminine.
  • Fig. 126. A small flowering plant
  • Fig. 127. Magnified portion of the stem
  • Fig. 128. A flower of Lobelia inflata,
  • Fig. 129. A fruit-pod of Lobelia inflata,
  • Fig. 130. Transverse section of a pod
  • Fig. 131. Seed of Lobelia inflata.
  • Fig. 136. Longitudinal section
  • Fig. 137. Pollen of Lobelia inflata,
  • Fig. 138. A flower of Lobelia syphilitica.
  • Fig. 138. Inflatin crystallized from ethereal liquid.
  • Fig. 139. Globules of inflatin;
  • Fig. 139. The stamenata and pistillate columns
  • Fig. 140. Crystals of inflatin
  • Fig. 140. Flower of Lobelia cardinalis.
  • Fig. 141. Corolla of Scrophularia nodosa.
  • Fig. 141. Crystals of inflatin
  • Fig. 142. Crystal of inflatin, typical form.
  • Fig. 142. Section through the pistil
  • Fig. 143. Crystals of inflatin,
  • Fig. 143. Fruit of Scrophularia nodosa.
  • Fig. 144. Crystals of concrete volatile oil of lobelia,
  • Fig. 144. Seed of Scrophularia nodosa.
  • Fig. 145. Flowers of Scrophularia nodosa,
  • Fig. 146. Flowering branch, stamenate
  • Fig. 147. A stamenate flower of Lindera Benzoin.
  • Fig. 148. Stamen of Lindera Benzoin.
  • Fig. 149. A cluster of pistillate flowers
  • Fig. 150. A flowering branch of Cercis canadensis.
  • Fig. 151. Petals of Cercis canadensis
  • Fig. 152. A flower bud of Cercis canadensis.
  • Fig. 153. Cercis canadensis, stamens and pistil.
  • Fig. 154. Fruit-pods of Cercis canadensis.
  • Fig. 155. Seed of Cercis canadensis.
  • Fig. 156. Section of a head of flowers
  • Fig. 157. A single flower of Erechtites hieracifolia.
  • Fig. 158. A flower and two buds
  • Fig. 159. A stamen, petal and sepal
  • Fig. 160. Pistil of Caulophyllum thalictroides.
  • Fig. 161. Ovules.
  • Fig. 162. Illustrations of the young pericarps
  • Fig. 163. Fruit of Caulophyllum thalictroides,
  • Fig. 164. Section of a fruit of Caulophyllum thalictroides.
  • Fig. 165. Dried rhizome of Caulophyllum thalictroides
  • Foldout.
  • Plate 01. Clematis Virginiana.
  • Plate 02. Microscopic Structure of Stem of Clematis Virginiana.
  • Plate 03. Thalictrum anemonoides.
  • Plate 04. Anemone patens var. nuttalliana.
  • Plate 05. Anemone acutiloba.
  • Plate 06. Distribution of A. hepatica and A. acutiloba.
  • Plate 06a. Map explanation.
  • Plate 07. Ranunculus bulbosus.
  • Plate 08. Hydrastis canadensis.
  • Plate 09. Map showing the distribution of Hydrastis canadensis.
  • Plate 10. Microscopic structure of the root
  • Plate 11. Microscopic structure of a cross section
  • Plate 12. Trollius Laxus.
  • Plate 13. Coptis trifolia.
  • Plate 14. Map showing the distribution of Coptis trifolia.
  • Plate 15. Microscopic structure of the rhizome of Coptis trifolia.
  • Plate 16. Aconitum uncinatum.
  • Plate 17. Aconitum fischeri.
  • Plate 18. Actaea alba. Flowering top
  • Plate 19. Map showing the distribution of Actaea spicata var. rubra.
  • Plate 20. Map showing the distribution of Actaea alba.
  • Plate 21. Cimicifuga racemosa.
  • Plate 22. Map showing the distribution of Cimicifuga racemosa.
  • Plate 23. A fresh rhizome of Cimicifuga racemosa.
  • Plate 24. Microscopic structure of Cimicifuga.
  • Plate 25. Xanthorrhiza apiifolia.
  • Plate 26. Liriodendron tulipifera.
  • Plate 27. Map showing the distribution of Liriodendron Tulipifera.
  • Plate 28. Magnolia glauca.
  • Plate 29. Magnolia acuminata.
  • Plate 30. Magnolia macrophylla.
  • Plate 31. Map Showing the Distribution
  • Plate 32. Transverse Section of the Bark of Magnolia Glauca.
  • Plate 33. Asimina triloba.
  • Plate 34. Lobelia inflata.
  • Plate 35. Microscopic drawing of Lobelia.
  • Plate 36. Lobelia Syphilitica.
  • Plate 37. Scrophularia nodosa.
  • Plate 38. Erechtites hieracifolia.
  • Plate 39. Caulophyllum thalictorides.
  • Plate 40. Map showing the geographical distribution

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