Official Guide to the Museums of Economic Botany. No. 1 Dicotyledons, Issue 1

acid anthelmintic aromatic Asia astringent Australia bark bitter bottom shelf Brazil British Guiana Burma Cassia Ceylon chiefly China Cinchona colour commerce compartment note contains deciduous diuretic dried durable East eaten edible employed in medicine Europe exhibited exported exudes febrifuge fibre flavour flowers forests furnished furniture Gum Arabic Gutta Gutta Percha Himalaya Hook imported India Islands Jamaica Japan juice known large tree last compartment leaves lower shelf observe manufacture Muell Museum native of Tropical North America Note fruits Note specimens Note wood NUTS Observe fruits observe specimens Observe wood obtained Order Persia plant pods poisonous prepared produce properties pulp purposes quantities resin roots Roxb rubber samples seeds shown shrub Sierra Leone small tree South Southern specimens of wood stem tanning timber tonic tree of India Tropical Africa tropical countries tubers upper shelves varieties walking sticks West Indies widely distributed Willd yellow yield