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Matricaria. German Chamomile |
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This section is from the book "Materia Medica Pharmacy, Pharmacology And Therapeutics", by W. Hale White. Also available from Amazon: Materia Medica Pharmacy, Pharmacology And Therapeutics..
Matricaria. - Synonym. - German Chamomile. The flower-heads of Matricaria Chamomilla, Linne (nat. ord. Composite).
Europe and Western Asia.
About 15 to 20 mm. broad, composed of a flattish, imbricate involucre, a conical, hollow, naked receptacle, which is about 5 mm. high, about fifteen white, ligulate, reflexed ray florets, and numerous yellow, tubular, perfect disk-florets without pappus; strongly aromatic and bitter. Resembling Matricaria. - Anthemis Arvensis and Anthemis Cotula, but these have conical, solid, and chaffy receptacles.
1) Volatile Oil 1/4 Percent. (2) Anthemic Acid. (3) Anthemidin, probably a glucoside. (4) Tannic acid.
Dose, 1/4 to 1 dr.; 1. to 4. gm.
The actions and uses are identical with those of chamomile
 
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