 | William Nicholson - 1809 - 716 páginas
...common water hemlock, antl P. mutelUna : the former is a native of most parts of Europe : Linna-us informs us, that the horses in Sweden, by eating this plant, are seized witli a kind of palsy ; this effect is not to be ascribed to the plant, but to a coleopterous insect... | |
 | William Salisbury - 1816 - 476 páginas
...Phellandrium aquattcum.—TAnmeas informs us that the horses in Sweden by eating of this plant are seined with a kind of palsy, which he supposes is brought...breeds in the stalks, called by him for that reason Curculiit paraplecticus [Syst. Nat. 510.]. The Swedes give swine's dung for the cure. 663. YEW. Taxus... | |
 | William Nicholson - 1821 - 402 páginas
...aquaticum, common water hemlock, and P. mutellina : the former is a native of most parts of Europe : Linnxus informs us, that the horses in Sweden, by eating this plant, are seized with a kind of palsy ; this effect is not to be ascribed to the plant, but to a coleopterous insect breeding in the stalks... | |
 | William Nicholson - 1821 - 406 páginas
...aquaticum, common water hemlock, and P. mutellina: the former is a native of most parts of Europe : Linnaeus informs us, that the horses in Sweden, by eating this plant, are seized with a kind of palsy ; this effect is not to be ascribed to the plant, but to a coleopterous insect breeding in the stalks... | |
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Linnaeus informs us, that the horses in Sweden, by eating this plant, are seized with a kind of palsy ; this effect is not to be ascribed to the plant, but to a coleopterous insect breeding in the stalks : in the winter the roots and stem, dissected by... 