Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volume 33Pub. for J. Hinton, 1763 |
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Page 81
... plant , diied and reduced to powder , is , according to the beft authors , perfectly antifeptic , and very aftringent in the ftomach , but rather aperient when it comes into the inteftines ; for by its ftyptic quality it ftrengthens the ...
... plant , diied and reduced to powder , is , according to the beft authors , perfectly antifeptic , and very aftringent in the ftomach , but rather aperient when it comes into the inteftines ; for by its ftyptic quality it ftrengthens the ...
Page 115
... plant The method of planting the nopal is by making rows of holes about half a yard deep , and about two yards diftant from one another . In each of thefe holes is placed one or two leaves of the nopal in a Hat pofition , and then ...
... plant The method of planting the nopal is by making rows of holes about half a yard deep , and about two yards diftant from one another . In each of thefe holes is placed one or two leaves of the nopal in a Hat pofition , and then ...
Page 119
... plant , and grows in the hedges in divers parts of England , and is by fome planted in gar- dens , to cover arbours , or fhady walls , in London , and other clofe places , where few other plants will thrive . The cuttings or talks of ...
... plant , and grows in the hedges in divers parts of England , and is by fome planted in gar- dens , to cover arbours , or fhady walls , in London , and other clofe places , where few other plants will thrive . The cuttings or talks of ...
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