Category: C

Antimalarial (particularly against quartan fever).  

A skin disease.  

Anti-emetic.  

Vomiting.  

That which smells like the sandalwood.  

That which relieves ocular discharges.  

Colony of thorny or rigid shrubs growing in dry soil or on rocky ridges and slopes. Chiefly characterized by great thickening of the epidermis, condensation of the plant body, and/or reduction of the leaf surface. Dense, shrubby vegetation that grows in arid and semi-arid regions of the Southwestern U.S. An area dense with leathery-leaved, evergreen…

Lichen growth form in which the thallus (main structure of lichen) adheres to the substrate on which it grows.  

Small, thin, dry, membranous scale or bracts, such as around the grains of grasses. Threshed or winnowed husks of grain (thin, dry scales or bracts). Small, membranous scales found upon the receptacle of some Compositae.  

flowers Flowers made up of usually 2 types of tiny florets, disc and ray; some have disc florets only.