BAUMIER
An Illustrated Encyclopaedic Medical Dictionary · 1891 · p. 3
(Fr.),n. Bo-mi?-a. The balsam-tree; a name applied to several trees furnishing balsam, B. blanc. The Balsa mod end ran gileadense. [B,46.]—18.-coclion, See B.-sucrier. —B. de Constantinople, B. de Giléad, B.. The Balsa mod end ran gileadense. [B, 46.j—18. de Hongrie. The Pinus mugha, furnishing Hungarian turpentine. [H. Baillon (B, 46).]—B. de Judée. The Balsam a dendron gileadense. [B, 46.]— B. des Carpathes. A resin-pine (the Pinus pine a) furnishing Hungarian turpentine. [H. Baillon (B, 46): B, 121.]-—13. du Canada. The Abies balsamea. [B, 46.]—B. du Grand-Caire. The Balsa mod end ron gileadense. |B, 46.|—B.-Marie. See B. vert.— B.-peuplier. The Papulus balsamea. _[B, 38.) — B.-sucrier. The Hedwigia (Bursera) balsam if era. [B, 88.J—B. vert. The Calaphyltum tacahamaca. {H. Baillon (B, 40).] me 2 n. Batm/lef. The Melittis meli ophyllum. [B, 275.
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