Muco-pus

(mu'-ko-pus). Mucus mingled with pus; mucus containing many leukocytes. cor. I. Moldine ; mustine . 2. Mucus. 3. A genus of fungi. M. aspergillus, a species yielding dark-brown spores. M. corymb i fer, found in the cerumen of the external uditory meatus. M. mucedo, the species that induces alcoholic fermentation. It is said to be found Mudar (mu'-dar). The root-bark of various Asiatic species of Calo trop is. gigantea, C. procera, C. hamilton i; it is alterative, tonic, diuretic, sudorific, and emetic. Unof. in the blood and sputa of patients suffering from measles. M. vulgar is. Same as M. mucedo. Mugwort (mug/-wert). The leaves and tops of Artemisia vulgar is, having therapeutic properties similar to those of wormwood. See Absinthium . Dose of the fld. ext. Unof. ucosa (mit-ko/-sak). embrane or its corium. The mucous ucose (mu'-koz). Synonym of Mucous. ucoserous. Both mucous and serous; containing mucus d serum.