A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

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A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

bonariensis,-e (adj.B): of Buenos Aires, Argentina;

- [Usnea vulgatissima tenuior & brevior, sine orbiculis, Common small Usnea, without Rundles [i.e. circles]] Inveni etiam eum inter corticem Peruvianum & accepi ex Bonariensi regione a Dn. Mylam, Chirurgo, qui sarcoticum præstantissimum esse asserebat. Pancovius decoctum ejus ad firmandos capillos laudat (Dill.), I have also discovered it in the middle of Peruvian bark [i.e. Cinchona; Peruvian bark tree] and learned from the Buenos Aires [i.e. Argentina] region from Dn. Mylam, Surgeon, who declared it to be a most outstanding sarcotic [i.e. restorator of flesh]. Pancovius commends a decoction of it for strengthening the hair [i.e. of the head].

NOTE: Dr. Thomas Panckow (Pancovius) (1654-1665).

NOTE: Cinchona Cortex peruvianus ruber, the Red Cinchona, or red Peruvian bark tree.

NOTE: Bonariensis,-e (adj.B): of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Acacia bonariensis; Acrostichum bonariense; Allium bonariense; Eleocharis bonariense; Ipomoea bonariensis; Verbena bonariensis L.

bonariensis,-e (adj.B): of Buenos Aires, Argentina;

- [Usnea vulgatissima tenuior & brevior, sine orbiculis, Common small Usnea, without Rundles [i.e. circles]] Inveni etiam eum inter corticem Peruvianum & accepi ex Bonariensi regione a Dn. Mylam, Chirurgo, qui sarcoticum præstantissimum esse asserebat. Pancovius decoctum ejus ad firmandos capillos laudat (Dill.), I have also discovered it in the middle of Peruvian bark [i.e. Cinchona; Peruvian bark tree] and learned from the Buenos Aires [i.e. Argentina] region from Dn. Mylam, Surgeon, who declared it to be a most outstanding sarcotic [i.e. restorator of flesh]. Pancovius commends a decoction of it for strengthening the hair [i.e. of the head].

NOTE: Dr. Thomas Panckow (Pancovius) (1654-1665).

NOTE: Cinchona Cortex peruvianus ruber, the Red Cinchona, or red Peruvian bark tree.

NOTE: Bonariensis,-e (adj.B): of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Acacia bonariensis; Acrostichum bonariense; Allium bonariense; Eleocharis bonariense; Ipomoea bonariensis; Verbena bonariensis L.

A work in progress, presently with preliminary A through R, and S, and with S (in part) through Z essentially completed.
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