Diseases amber

Bromocriptine mesilate is marketed as Parlodel capsules (10 mg for the treatment of Parkinson s disease) and tablets (2.5 mg as lactation suppressor). Both forms have proved stable at least for 4 years when stored at ambient temperature in amber glass bottles (22). ... 

Liquidambar acerifolia Max. L. formosana Hance L. maximowiczii Miq. Fon Xian Chi (Liquid amber) (bark, leaf, root) Balsam (resin), cinnamic alcohol, cinnamic acid, 1-borneol, camphene, dipentane, terpene.60-69 Analogous, externally as antiphlogistic and astringent in skin diseases, antihemorrhagic. 

Most resins have the same physical properties, being clear, translucent, and of a yellow or brownish color. Amber, a fossil resin, is a more or less familiar example. Resins are insoluble in water, but soluble in common organic solvents such as ether and alcohol. All resins bum with a sooty flame. Resins seem to be mainly of value to the plan in that they form protective coverings against the entrance of disease-producing organisms and also prevent excessive loss of water from the thin-walled tissues exposed in the wound. 

SALIS FLOS, ALOSANTHUS — Flower of Salt, a species of Zoophyte, which comes from the sea, and is an efflorescence of the sea. In the laboratories it is called Sperma, Seed of Whale or Sea Monster, Pale Amber, Spermaceti, or Cetine, possibly from its efficacy in certain diseases. The ancients did not call it Spermaceti, but Flower of Salt. 

Trunk with brown patches exuding a thick, amber gum. Cause Brown rot gummosis. Eventually brown patches form dark, sunken cankers. Lower branches above the canker may wither and die. This disease begins when... 

Fruit with brown, sunken spots on the surbce. Cause Bacterial leaf spot. Brown or black angular leaf spots may also appear. This disease isn t curable, although copper spray offers partial control. Resistant cultivars include AU-Amber , Crimson , and Simon . For more information and control measures, see Fruit with small, dark, sunken spots or cracks on skin on page 166. 

Tree stunted or dying. Cause Plum leaf scale. This disease is common in the Southeast. There is no cure. Dig up infected plants and replant with a resistant cultivar such as AU-Rosa or AU-Amber . 

Hypophoaphite, Arbotect Amber liquid dM 1.103. use. Systemic fungicide for spoilage control of citrus fruit for treatment and prevention of Dutch dm disease in trees for control of fungal diseases of seed potatoes. 

Macroscopic Appearance Appearing as a whitish mold attacking primordia and turning them into a soft whitish ball of mycelia. From the brown and rotting interior of these "bubbles", amber fluid containing spores and bacteria ooze. More mature mushrooms that are afflicted with this disease have a felt-like covering of mycelium and a disproportionately small cap relative to The size of the stem. 

So far, H, serinopae has shown no signs of a bacterial infection called amber disease. In H, juglandis, this disease is characterized by death in the late larval or midpupal stage death is indicated when the larvae turn a dark amber and appear wet or when the pupae become dry and brittle. The disease resists streptomycin, neomycin, and the sulfa drugs, but it responds to aureomycin, penicillin, and chloramphenicol. 

The bark exudes a clear, bright, amber-colored gum, known as the East India gum. The gum is a stimulant, demulcent, and tonic and is useful in catarrhal and other infections. The oil is used in some chronic skin diseases and ulcers. It is a common external application for rheumatism, leprosy, and sprain. The warm oil relieves ear trouble the oil also cures dental and gum troubles. A few drops of oil taken in betel leaf provide relief in asthma. The oil is reported to have antifertility properties. It possesses antiseptic and antifungal activity and is found to be active against both Gram-positive and Gram-negative organisms. Leaves are used for skin disorders. Nimbin has been found to be antipyretic and nonirritant. 

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