...incense in the temples of their gods, and they also attach great efficacy to it as an aphrodisiac. The roots are dug up in the months of September and...chopped up into pieces, from two to six inches long, and are exported without further preparation. The quantity collected is very large, amounting, as far as...

...way to Calcutta, through Hindostán. The roots are dug up !n September and October, cut into pieces, two to six inches long, and exported without further preparation. The quantity collected amounts to about 200,000 Ibs. per annum ; the cost of collecting and transport to a mercantile depot...

...way to Calcutta, through Hindostán. The roots are dug up In September and October, cut into pieces, two to six inches long, and exported without further preparation. The quantity collected amounts to about 200,ooo Ibs. per annum ; the cost of collecting and transport to a mercantile flepot...

...starch, the character of which is quite different from that of the false root mentioned further on. The roots are dug up in the months of September and...when the plant begins to be torpid. They are chopped into pieces, from 2 to 6 inches long, and exported without further preparation, the quantity collected...

...contains much inulin, but no chemical examination of the drug appears to have been made. Commerce. — The roots are dug up in the months of September and...October, when the plant begins to be torpid ; they aro chopped up into pieces from 2 to 6 inches long, and exported without further preparation. The quantity...

...also in parts of the basins of the Chenab and Jhelam, at elevations between 10,000 and 13,000 feet. The roots are dug up in the months of September and October, chopped up into pieces, 2 to 6 inches long, and exported without further preparation. History. —...

...and a dark solid resin soluble in amylic alcohol, but insoluble in ether or benzene. Commerce. — The roots are dug up in the months of September and...to be torpid ; they are chopped up into pieces from 2 to 6 inches long, and exported without further preparation. The quantity collected is very largo,...

...ether or benzene. Commerce. — The roots are dug up iu the months of September and October, when Che plant begins to be torpid ; they are chopped up into pieces from 2 to 6 inches long, and exported without further preparation. The quantity collected ia very large,...

...says t ; — " The thickness of the root varies from that of the little finger to 54 millimetres." The roots are dug up in the months of September and...October, when the plant begins to be torpid; they arc chopped * Trans. Linn. Soc. xix. p. 23. t Cooke, in Phann. Jnl. [y] viii. p. 41. I Hist. des Drogues,...

...also in parts of the basins of the Chenab and Jhelam, at elevations between 10,000 and 13,000 feet. The roots are dug up in the months of September and October, chopped up into pieces, 2 to 6 inches long, and exported without further preparation. Description....