KINO
Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 12
drug consisting of the juice obtained from incisions in the trunk of a tree, Pterocarpas marsapiam, of natural order Leguiminose, growing in West Africa and the East Indies; obtained commercially in the form of angular, glistening, reddish-black, brittle fragments; inodorous, soluble in alcohol and boiling water. The chief constituent {fs eing a power: astringent, argles and diarrhoea mixtures, se W.), county, Scotland; area, 82 sq. miles; surface consists of hills encircling central plain in which is Loch Leven: watered produces barley; sheep and cattle raised. County town, Kinro . Pop. 1921, 7,963.
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