Then in March the most vivid of blues, the gentian, waves its tiny blooms in my rock garden. |
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They can include such herbs as dandelion root, aloe, artichoke, saffron, rhubarb root, gentian, angelica root, myrrh, and senna, to name a few. |
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For those who might be stimulated by this letter to try gentian violet for impetigo, the agent must be kept away from the cornea. |
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Bitter herbs that would help would be gentian, artichoke, bitter orange, turmeric, wormwood and chamomile. |
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This is best accomplished by blood cleansing tonics, especially with herbs like burdock, gentian, and sarsaparilla roots. |
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Felwort can be distinguished from moss gentian because of its growth-habit. |
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The incision was carefully sutured and the wound dabbed with 0.2 per cent gentian violet solution and boric acid powder. |
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In Western herbal medicine barberry root and gentian are used as bitter tonics to aid digestion. |
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Alpine forget-me-nots, snow gentian, moss campion and an abundance of saxifrages grow here on the steep slopes. |
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Individuals were marked for recognition when necessary with gentian violet. |
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For blue choose from gentian sage, lobelia, mealycup sage, nemesia, petunia, or verbena. |
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One of the oldest antifungal antiseptics available is gentian violet, which is very effective although extremely messy, staining everything it touches. |
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This Surrey Wildlife Trust reserve consists of 6.6 acres of chalk grassland with flowers including small scabious, fairy flax, yellow-wort common rock-rose and autumn gentian. |
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Description: The gentian stimulates the gustatory receptor related to the bitter taste, increasing salivary and gastric secretions. |
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Three threatened species grow on the foreshore: Parker's pipewort, Victorin's gentian and Victorin's water hemlock. |
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Its complex recipe gives it a mellow bitterness, probably due to the presence of tarragon and gentian. |
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If more people could experience the beauty of a Pine Barrens gentian or bog asphodel in bloom, there would be a lot more support for these disappearing species. |
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Present plants: Edelweiss, Pasque flower, Cobweb houseleek, Trumpet gentian, Spring gentian, Thrift. |
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Iodide and gentian violet have endured as therapeutic agents, while nystatin, an antifungal antibiotic, has shown some efficacy. |
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A sweet and sour liqueur, drunk as an appetiser and made, using traditional methods, from the roots of yellow gentian. |
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The myriad wildflowers of the forests and high meadows include columbine, bunchberry, larkspur, gentian, and Indian paintbrush. |
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However, many other plants, finely selected, are also part of its composition: star anise, fennel, gentian or even mugwort. |
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In the alpine regions, one can find some of the most iconic flowers of the Alps, including edelweiss, alpine rose, heather, and gentian. |
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The 1, 2 and 5 cent coins show a gentian flower, an edelweiss and an Alpine primrose respectively. |
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Your botanical targets are dune gentian, round-leaved wintergreen, variegated horsetail and the adder's-tongue fern. |
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The stimulating action of gentian on the stomach work relieves many dysfunctions, such as flatulence, indigestion and poor appetite. |
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Rare plants in the forest include a number of orchids, the marsh gentian and globe flower. |
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A few preparations make use of digestive enzymes, while many others contain plant substances such as chirata, gentian, calama, quassia, orange peel and many spices. |
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In addition to sparkling cider, the Phoenician also serves red, white and rose sparkling juice beverages flavored with schizandra, jasmine, gentian and lime-flower. |
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Early gentian and Creeping marshwort are European protected species. |
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Grind up 8 grams of tormentil and mix it with 4 grams of santonica wormwood, 4 grams of aloe, 4 grams of rhubarb, 4 grams of ginger, and 4 grams of gentian. |
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Other animals and plants such as the mole cricket and marsh gentian, which are suited to wetter heaths, may suffer as their habitat dries out in the summer. |
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Round-leaved wintergreen and dune gentian nestle among a horde of orchids, including thousands of common twayblade and pyramidal orchids, and scores of bee orchids. |
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To purify combination or oily skin, enjoy the benefits of gentian, iris, hawthorn, witch hazel and aloe in Cleansing Milk with gentian and Toning Lotion with iris. |
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Teach the mother to treat mouth ulcers with half-strength gentian violet. |
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Higher altitudes are home to gentian, lichen and rare species of moss. |
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The tall red flower stem supports several hundred white bracts with gentian blue tips, a real show-stopper. |
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Through its six powerful digestive enzymes, gentian consumed about half an hour before meals, stimulates gastric juices and effectively prepares the stomach for digestion. |
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Two other studies found no differences between hydrocolloid dressing and gentian violet. |
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This coin features a gentian, as part of a floral series, symbolising a duty to the environment and the part Austria is playing in the development of a Community environmental policy. |
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Alpine plants such as the Alpine gentian grow in abundance in areas such as the meadows above the Lauterbrunnental. |
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One patient required daily gentian violet for 14 days, with cure, and three patients were controlled on boric acid three times per week. |
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This 5,000ft pass lies under the looming massif of White Horse mountain and is carpeted in smaller flowers: purple orchids, yellow oxlips, and gentian violets. |
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After getting their drops, the children were marked with a sign: An ink mark on the arm, or gentian violet on the finger, a temporary testimony to a solid health system. |
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This volume covers the more dominant leadwort and gentian but also includes olive, butterfly-bush, buck-bean, dogbane, and milkweed. |
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More gentian and mossy saxifrage should do the trick, along with that old stand-by aubretia. |
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One delegation proposed to include gentian violet in the priority list and offered to put together a data package similar to the one submitted for malachite green. |
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Apparently some pharmacists are now dissolving it in glycerin, thus avoiding the use of alcohol, but if gentian violet is used as directed baby will get vanishingly small amounts. |
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There was also abundant mercurochrome for cuts and scrapes, and gentian violet for impetigo. |
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Flowers such as devils-bit scabious and early gentian can be found. |
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The taste is imparted by substances such as orange peel, gentian root, rhubarb root, hop flowers, quassia-wood chips, cascarilla, cinchona bark, and quinine. |
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Give the mother a bottle of half-strength gentian violet to take home. |
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So they began the Crested Butte Wildflower Festival as a weekend of wildflower hikes led by experts who can tell a harebell from a fringed gentian and a sneezeweed from a little sunflower. |
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This Amaro 900 is not made from concentrates, but from thirty-nine medicinal herbs infused in pure alcohol: Sage, anise, the peel of bitter and sweet oranges, quinine, rhubarb, cardamom, hyssop, gentian, to name just a few. |
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The nose presents first some nice fruity notes besides hints of cut grass, and after a while, some clear gentian whiffs appear, behind a light veil of smoke. |
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Upwardly mobile babies can opt for the Land Rover ATP in gentian blue or British racing green. |
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Named varieties also include Heavenly Blue which has blooms of a gentian blue with darker veining on the petals. |
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Knifophias's fiery-coloured flowers also look good with blue blooms and especially the gentian blue Anchusa azurea or salvias. |
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It is made on the island of Mallorca since the mid-19th century. Palo de Mallorca is obtained from the hydroalcoholic maceration of cinchona bark and gentian with the addition of caramelised sugar. |
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This project will generate awareness of the pink coreopsis, water-pennywort and plymouth gentian among lake users about on private shoreline property on Wilsons Lake, Nova Scotia. |
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The bright green foliage is airy and graceful and provides the perfect foil for the numerous clusters of gentian blue flowers. |
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