Conium (ko-ne'um). 1
Appleton's Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 3
Poison hemlock; a genus of the Umbellifcrae. 2. Of the U. S. Ph. and Br. Ph., the full grown fruit of C. maculatum gathered while yet green, and carefully dried. List of poisons and their antidotes, see in appendix, page 938. coni i folia. The leaves of C. maculatum [Br. Ph.]. coni i fruslus, coni i semen. See C. (2d def.) [Br. Ph.]. C. maculatum [Linnaeus]. Spotted hemlock. This plant was formerly in high repute as a resolvent and anodyne. The extract, fluidextract, and tincture are employed, extractum fluidum coni i alcoholicium. Fluidextract of c, fluidextract of hemlock fruit, fluidextract of c. seed [U. S. Ph.]. succus coni i. The juice of C. maciclatum, made by bruising fresh c. leaves, expre ing the juice and adding alcohol [Br. Ph.]. tinctura coni i. Tincture of c, representing 20 per cent, of conium fruit [Br. Ph.]. [Gr., koneion, konion.l
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