[1349] Fibres corticales of Weddell; Baströhren or Bastzellen in German.
[1350] Fracture filandreuse, Weddel; fädiger Bruch of the Germans.
[1351] Vaisseaux laticifères of Weddell; Milchsaftschläuche in German.
[1352] Hesse, in 1877, pointed out the existence of a series of new alkaloids existing in Cinchona. We refrain from repeating his statements, which will be found abstracted in the Yearbook of Pharm. 1878. 63.
[1353] Ensaio sobre o Cinchonino, e sobre sua influencia na virtude da quina e d’outras cascas.—Mem. da Acad. R. das Sciencias de Lisboa, iii. (1812) 202-217.
[1354] Ann. de Chim. et de Phys. xv. (1820) 292.
[1355] Yearbook of Pharm. 1878. 59.
[1356] So called from Tecamez or Tacames, a small port of Ecuador in about lat. 1° N. The bark which was first noticed in Lambert’s Description of the Genus Cinchona, 1797. 30. tab. ii., is of unknown botanical origin. In its external appearance, as well as in its structure, this bark is widely different from any Cinchona bark.—See also Vogl, in the second pamphlet quoted at page 391. 10; Oberlin and Schlagdenhauffen, Journ. de Pharm. 28. (1878) 252.
[1357] Flückiger in Wiggers and Husemann, Jahresbericht for 1872. 132.
[1358] Pharm. Journ., May 11, 1872. 901.