DAUCUS

(Lat.), n. m. Da4k'(da3'u4k)-u3s(u4s). Gr., , Savitos. Fr., d., carotte. Ger., Mohre. Of Linnaeus, a genus of umbelliferous plants of the Caucalinece.. [B, 19, 42 (a, 24).] D. alsaticus. The Peucedanum orepselinum. [L, 94, 116.] D. an- 1111 us minor, tlosculis rubentibus. The Caucalis daucoides. [B, 200.] D. at bam a nt! v\lvo<rciypt.os. [B, 180 (a, 24).] D. liispunicus. Of Gouan, see D. gummifer. D. leptophyllus [Scopoli]. The Caucalis daucoidea. [B, 214 (a, 24).] D. lucid us. See D. gummifer. D. maced on i us. Fr., ache. Ger., wilder Eppich. The Athamanta macedonica, perhaps also the Apium graveolens. [a., 24.] D. maritimus. Fr., carotte maritime. 1. Of Richard, the Caucalis maritima of Cavanilles. 2. The Ammi visnaga. [B, 173, 180 (a, 24).] 3. See D. gummifer. It. mauri tian us. A variety of the Ammi visnaga. [B, 173 (a, 24).] D. montan us. The Peucedanum oreoselinum. [a, 24.] D. muricatus. A variety of the Caucalis maritima of Cavanilles. [B, 173 (o, 24).] D. iiost IMS, D. of ficin arum. See D. carota. D. sativus. See D. carota. D. selenoides. See Peucedanum oreoselinum. D. seprinius. See ANTHBISCUS cere folium. D. silvestris. The wild variety of D. carota.- D. visnaga. See AMMI visnaga. D. vulgar is. See D. carota. Extractum dauci. See Rob dauci. Fructus dauci. The fruit of D. carota, formerly used as a carminative and diuretic. [A, 319 (a, 21).] Radix dauci. The root of the cultivated carrot. [B, 180 (a, 24).] Rob dauci, Rob dauci carotte. Fr., rob de carotte. Syn.: rob podicis, succus ins pi at us (seu extractum) dauci. Rob of carrot; an extract made by digesting grated carrots with boiling water, and evaporating the liquid to a syrupy consistence [Frank. Dispensat., 1791, Lippiac. Dispensat., 1792, Sax. Ph., 1820]. [B, 97 (a, 21).] Succus dauci. The expre ed juice of D. carota; used as a domestic pectoral remedy, also as an anthelminthic and mild purgative. [A, 319 (a, 21).] Succus dauci ins pi at us. See Rob dauci. [s. 511]