Ligniéres’ test

(lén-yearz’) [J. Lignicres, contemporary physician in Buenos Aires]. See éest. lignin (lig’nin). A substance like cellulose lining woody vegetable cells. lignosulfit (lig-no-sul’fit). A liquid obtained in the manufacture of cellulose: its vapor, whic! contains sulphurous acid and various aromatic principles, is inhaled for pulmonary disorders. lig no sulph in (lig-no-sul’fin) (L. lig’num wood + sulphur|. A disinfectant by-product of the manufacture of sulphocellulose. um (lig’num) [L. gen. lig’ni]. Latin for wood.. rho’dium, the wood of Am’yris balsam if'era, a tree of tropical America. 1. vi’twe. See guaiacum. in, ligroine (lig’ro-in). A volatile inflammable liquid, used as a solvent in pharmacy and chemistry. ligula (lig’u-lah) [L. “strap”]. A strip of white substance near the lateral border of the fourth ventricle. ligule (lig'a!). Same as ligula. Ligusticum (li-gus’tik-um). See lovage. Lilienthal’s probe (lil’e-en-talz) [Howard Lilienthal, surgeon in New York, born 1861]. See probe. lily-of-the-valley (li’le-). See Conrallaria. liman cure (li’man). See under cure. lima no] (li’man-ol) [Turkish and Ru ian liman 533 LINADIN bay; Gr. λιμήν creek, harbor]. A preparation of salt-marsh mud: used for rheumatism.