Category: A

Broadly refers to food intoxication, usually associated with faulty digestion (and impaired metabolism).  

An antidote for rat poisoning.  

That which causes flatulence.  

Dissipating gas in the stomach or intestines. Agent that reduces intestinal gas (flatus).  

A flat, fan-shaped deposit such as sand, silt, and clay made by rainwater falling on hills and/or mountains, washing off exposed dirt surfaces, and carrying dislodged particles down gullies.  

A sac containing air and/or water.  

In this text, refers to a leaf composed of two or more pinnately compound sections joined at their bases.  

Rapid growth of algae in water, resulting in visible coating or coloring of the water.  

Irritate the intestinal wall causing a bowel movement. Secondary metabolites with an anthracene skeleton; anthrones show strong laxative effects. Secondary metabolites that possess an anthracene structure, with anthrones known for their potent laxative effects.  

Promotes tissue growth. Promoting anabolism. Specifically, an agent or function that stimulates the organization of smaller substances into larger ones. Examples: making a starch out of sugars, a protein out of amino acids, or making triglycerides out of fatty acids are anabolic functions. Anabolic steroids are internal or external substances that will induce increased body…