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(Lat.), n. f. Jua(yu)'gla2nz(gla3ns). A contraction of Jovis glans, i. e., nut of Jupiter. Gen., -gland'is. Gr., Atbs fta\a.vot. Fr., noyer (1st def.), ecorce de noyer gris (2d def.). Ger., Wallnu baum (1st def.), Nu baum (1st def.), graue Wallnu rinde (2d def.). 1. The walnut; of Linnaeus, a genus of the Juglandacece. 2. The butter-nut root-bark; of the U. S. Ph., the inner bark of the root of J. cinerea. The Juglandacece (Fr., jug land a cees) are an order of the Quemales, characterized as trees with pinnate, exstipulate leaves, and monoecious flowers, the sterile flowers amentaceous, with the perianth irregular, and the fertile flowers solitary or clustered, ovary one-celled at the apex, two to four-celled at the base, with the ovule solitary. The fruit is a tryma with a shuck (a fibrous epicarp), and a shell (a bony endocarp) containing a la'-ge, exalbuminous seed with lobed oily cotyledons. The Juglandariece of Dumortier are an order of the Julosepaloe, consisting of the Juglandinece. The Juglandeae (Fr., juglanddes; Ger., Juglandeen) of De Candolle and others, and the Juglandinece of Dumortier. agree e entially with the Juglandacece. [B,5, 19. 34, 42, 121, 170, 173, 180 (o, 35).] Cortex fructus juglandls. See under J. regia. Cortex juglamlis interior. The inner bark of the root of J. regia. [B, 180 (a, 35).] Cortex nncam juglandiR. The green shell of the ripe fruit of J. regia. [B, 180 (a, 35).] Decoctuin drupae jug land is regite, Decoctum corticis virid is nucuin juglaiidium. A preparation consisting of 1 oz. of green walnut-rinds and 10 oz. of boiling water, boiled for a quarter of an hour and strained; or of 3 oz. of walnuts, gathered when not quite ripe and dried, and 4 of water, boiled down one half, strained, and mixed with 2 oz. of honey. [B, 97 (a, 38).] Decoctuin jug land is. A preparation consisting of 55 grammes of dry walnut-rinds, 14 each of sarsaparilla, root of Smilax china, crude antimony, and pumice-stone, and 6,640 of water boiled together until reduced one half and strained. [B, 119 (a, 38).] Epidermis nuclei (seu nucuin) jug land is. See under J. regia. Extract of j. See Extractum jug land is. Extractuin corticis nucum juglandium immaturarum [Gr. Ph.]. See Extractum jug land is fructuum immaturorum. Extractum folioriim jug land is [Pru . Ph., 7th ed.]. See Extractum jug land is (2d def.). Extractum jug land is. Ger., Butternu rindenextrakt. 1. Of the U. S. Ph., a preparation made by moistening 100 parts of j. (2d def.) in No. 30 powder with 40 of alcohol, treating in a percolator till 300 parts of tincture are obtained or the butter-nut is exhausted, distilling off the alcohol, reducing to a pilular consist-.iriil.ANS CINEREA. [A, 327.] Leavci, flower, fruit, and crow Mellon of nut. ence, and adding an amount of glycerin equal to 5 per cent, of the extract's weight. ~'. A preparation made by extracting walnut leaves with cold water [Belg. Ph., Sp. Ph.J, hot water [Netherl. Ph.], alcohol [Swi Ph., Pru . Ph.], and bringing to the consistence of a E, he; E, ell; G, go; I, die; I*, In; N, in; N, tank; [s. 516]