| Conium owes its active properties to a volatile liquid alkaloid, coniine, united with a crystalline alkaloid, Conhydrine. |
| In pharmacy, the fresh and dried leaf of the wild herb conium maculatum, or spotted hemlock. |
| There are of course hundreds of other indications for Conium mac found in the various materia medica. |
| Bromide of potassium and hydrate of chloral in drachm doses should be given in connection with conium. |
| The seeds, leaves, and root of the conium maculatum are all poisonous. |
| Compounded of conium and Selinum, from its resemblance to these genera. |
