Prunus
The Student's Medical Dictionary · 1896 · p. 529
(pru’-nus) [L.]. A genus of trees of the order Rosaceae. P. domestic a, is the source of the prune. P. serotina, yields wild-cherry bark (Prunus Virgin i an a, U. S. P.), which contains a volatile oil, hydrocyanic acid, tannic acid, a resin, and other substances. It is used as a tonic and sedative in gastric debility and general irritation of the system, and is a common ingredient of cough-mixtures. Preparations:Extractum pruni virginia nae fluidum. Dose f 3 j (4.0). Infusum pruni virgin i an.c. Dose fSjij-fjfiij (64.0-96.0). Syrupus pruni virginia nae. Dose f^ (16.0). 529
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