NAUCLEA

(Lat.), n. f. Na4'fna3'u4)-kle!l-a'. Fr., nauclee. A genus of rubiaceous trees or shrubs. The Nauclpaceo? of Mei ner are a subtribe of the Cinchonacece (Riibiacea}). The Naucleece are: Of De Candolle, a tribe of the Cinchonacece; of Bentham and Hooker, a tribe of the Rubiacem. [B. 42, 121, 170(a. a5>.] N. acid a. The Uncaria acid a. [B, 180, 214 (a. 35).] N. cadamba. A species common about Calcutta. In Malabar the juice of the capsules is used in colic, etc. [B, 172, 180, 496 (a. 35).] N. gain bir. The 17?)- caria gambier. [B, 18, 180 (a, 35).] N. inerm is. A Senegal species. The bark, known as fco , is febrifuge. [B, 121, 173 (a, 35).] N. orient a I i s. N. parvifolia, N. purpure a. Fr.. nauclee d'Orient. An astringent species. The leaves are used as a refrigerant. [B, 121, 172, 173, 180, 496 (a, 35).] NAUCLEIC ACID, [s. 72]