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n. Eal'du5r. 1. The Sambucus nigra and the Sambucus can a dens is. [B, 5, 275 (a, 24).] 2. See SAMBUCUS (2d def.). - American e. The Sambucus can a dens is. [B, 275 (a, 24).] Autumn-flowering e. The Sambucus can a dens is. [B, 275 (a, 24).] Bishop's e. See..EGOPODIUM podagra ria. Box e. See NEOUNDO. Californian e. See SAMBUCUS glauca. Common e. In Europe, the Sambucus nigra; in America, the Sambucus can a dens is. [B, 5, 180 (a, 24).] Decoction of e.-bark. See Decoctum corticis SAMBUCI. Dwarf e. 1. The JEgopodium podagra ria. 2. The Sambucus ebulus. 3. The Sambucus humilis. 4. The Pilea grand is. [A, 505 (o, 21); B, 275 (a, 24).] E.-bark. Fr., ecorce de sureau [Fr. Cod.]. The bitter bark of Sambucus nigra [Fr. Cod.], or Sambucus can a dens is [U. S. Ph.]. [B, 5 (a, 24): B, 81 (a, 14).] E.-berries. Fr., fruits de sureau [Fr. Cod.]. Ger., Hollunderbeeren. It., bacche di sambuco. Sp., bay as de sauco. The fruits of Sambucus nigra or of Sambucus can a dens is. A wine is made from the juice (the sue de sureau of the Fr. Cod.), which is also used to color wines. [B, 81, 113 (a, 14); B, 173 (a, 24).] E.-berry wine. Wine made from e.-berries. E.-flowers. Lat., sambucus [U. S. Ph.], sambuciflores [Br. Ph.], flores sambuci [Ger. Ph.]. Fr., fleurs de sureau. Ger., Hollunderbliithen, Fliederblumen. It., flor i di sambuco. Sp.,Aores de sauco. The flowers of Sambucus can a dens is [U. S. Ph.] or Sambucus nigra [Br. Ph.]. They have a faint, sweet smell and bitterish taste when dry. In domestic practice they are given as a sudorific. In Holland they enter into the composition of a vinegar. [B, 5, 18 (o, 24).] E.-flower-oil. An e ential oil obtained in France from the flowers of Sambucus nigra. [B, 173 (a. 24).] E.-flower-water. See Aqua SAMBUCI. Ground-e. 1. The Sambucus ebulus. 2. The Angelica silvestris. 3. The ^Sgopodium podagra ria. [A, 505 (a. 21).] E. ointment. See Unguentum SAMBUCI. E. rob. See Sitccus SAMBUCI ins pi at us. Harts-e. The Sambucu* racemosa. [B, 275 (a, 24).] Herbaceous e. See SAMBUCUS ebulux. Horse-e. The Inula helenium. [B, 275 (a, 24).] Marsh e., Marish e. The Viburnum opulus. |A, 505 (a. 21).] North American e. The genus Iva. [B. 275 (a, 24).] Parsley-leaved e. The Sambucus nigra, var. laciniala. [B. 275 (a. 24).] Poison e. The Khus venenatum. [B, 275 (a, 24).] Ked-berried e. The Sambucus pubens, and the Sambucus racemosa. [B, 275 (a, 24).] Rose e. The Viburnum opulus. [B, 275 (a, 24).] Spanish e. The Art an the adunc a. [B, 275 (a, 24).] Water-e. The Viburnum opulus. [B. 275 (o, 24).] "White e. The Viburnum opulus. [A, 505 (a. 21).] Wild e. The JEgopodium podagra ria. [A. 505 la, 21).] Wild e. of North America. The Aralia hispid a. [B. 275 (o. 24).] [s. 669]