###***Lathyrus 12,
Carduus 8, Vicia 6, Gossypium hirsitum 6, Cistus 4, Conium maculatum 4
Effects of Sesbania sesban and
Carduus pycnocephalus leaves and Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum L.) seeds and their extracts on partitioning of nutrients from roughage-and concentrate-based feeds to methane.
Iridaceae September 9, 2001 spontanea 019-088 Arisaema ringens Araceae October 11, 2002 028-080
Carduus crispus Compositae May 18, 2005 036-088 Pueraria thunbergiana Leguminosae August 6, 2009 Medical herb extracts were obtained from Plant Extract Bank (PEB) at Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology (Daejeon, Korea).
[The above exchange pivots on the following meaning components: TUNE (S1 = melody, tone; correct musical pitch, S2 = temper, mood), LIGHT (S1 = as in light o'love, the name of a popular dance-tune, S2 = not heavy, S3 = wanton, promiscuous), BURDEN (S1 = bass part or undersong, S2 = heavy load), BARNS (S1 = large farm buildings, S2 = children), H/(ACHE) (S1 = letter of the alphabet/S2 = pain, soreness), STUFFED (S1 = having a heavy cold, S2 = having had sexual intercourse resulting in impregnation), BENEDICTUS/(BENEDICK) (S1 = [in full
carduus benedictus (Eng.
as effectual as
Carduus Benedictus for agues, and to prevent and cure infection of the plague; as also to open obstructions of the liver and spleen; and thereby as good against the jaundice.
Suaeda aegyptiaca (Hasselq.) Zohary Asteraceae Atractylis
carduus (Forssk.) C.
There are also other references to distilled
Carduus Benedictus in Much Ado, the distilled liquor to feign death in Romeo and Juliet, distilled waters used to balm the head in the Taming of the Shrew.
Studies on the chemical constituents of
Carduus crispus L.
since retiring he has taken on appointments acting as chairman, non-executive director and strategic advisor to a number of private companies including eye care provider Optical express, crane operator Anisco, two UK finance businesses, Urica and
Carduus, and a property/ waste management business.
Particularly use of
carduus compositum has been recommended for the treatment of endometritis (Hemmelchen, 2002).
