Juniper in

(ju-nij' -er-in). It has the smell of fresh walnuts, and is a powerful sternutatory. Unof. A yellow," resin-like powder found in juniper 1. Juniper us (ju-nip'-er-us) coniferous trees. berry-bearing of genus official species, there are seji 2. Juniper, the fruit a other medicinal species. its properties are mainly due to a volal communis; and it is a stomachic tonic, diuretic, and a Jugo-maxillary (ju' '-go-ma ks'-il-a-re). Relating to the jugular vein and the maxilla. A term for amphoric resonance. Jug-sound. throat.. J., Infusum, unci., chronic pyelitis and cystitis. consists of juniper-berries, boiling water (' J., Spt., 5 parts Ol., the volatile oil. Dose n. Dose the oil in 95 of alcohol. p., the gin of commerce; oil of juniper 8, oil of way I, oil of fennel I, alcohol 1400, water q. s. ad;ooo parts. Dose J. oxycedrus affords oil of cade, q. v. See also Sabina . Oil of Cade, a tar obtained by the distillation of juniper wood; it is sometimes used externally in eczema and psoriasis. Unof.