Chauliodus (kaliodus)

[NL., chaulmugra, chaulmaugra (chal-mug'ra, -magra), n. [E. Ind.] A handsome East Indian bixaceous tree, Gynocardia odorata, with fragrant flowers and a large fruit resembling a shaddock. The seeds yield an oil that has long been highly valued in India and China as a remedy for leprosy and other skin-diseases, rheumatism, etc.; for leprosy it has been considered a specific.