ANDRACHAHARA

An Illustrated Encyclopaedic Medical Dictionary · 1891 · p. 2
(Ar.). n. The Sempervivum tectorum. {L, 105.J—A. Cadishaw. See ANDRAOCHNE Cadishaw. See En- ANDJANC- ANN plants, related to Phyllauthus, growing in Oriental and Med it err an eau countries. [B, 121,]—A. Cadishaw [Roxburgh]. Syn.: A. trifoliata [Roxburgh]. A large tree growing in the East Indies, where it is used for cleansing ill-conditioned ulcers, Its fruit is very poisonous. [B, 121, 180.]—A. frutescens [Ehr.]. See ARBUTUS a.— A. telephioides [Linnæus]. A species growing in Oriental and Mediterranean countries, used as a diuretic and depurative. [B, 121.]—A. Theophrasti [Clusius]. A species of Arbutus. [B, 121. —A. trifoliata [Roxburgh]. A, Cadishaw,
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