Panama wood

Panama bark. See Quillaja (Quillaja saponaria) Panama bark extract Panama wood extract. 

Synonyms China bark extract Murillo bark extract Panama bark extract Panama wood extract Quillai extract Quillaja extract Quillaja saponaria Quillay bark extract Soapbark extract Definition Extract of bark of Quillaja saponaria Properties Lt. brn. to pink powd. or aq. sol n. bittersweet taste sol. in water, alcoholic beverages... 

Common/vernacular names Soapbark, soap tree bark, murillo bark, quillaja, Panama bark, Panama wood, and China bark. 

The subjects were four iguanas hatched in Panama in May, 1976 and captured in June near Frijoles, Canal Zone. They were brought to Tennessee shortly thereafter and maintained in wood cages approximately 1 m. For many months prior to the transfer to the large room in November, 1980 the iguanas were housed in a custom built reptile cage 87 x 57 x 57 cm and heated with a 60 w incandescent bulb on a 12/12 h on-off cycle. A ceiling mounted 15 w fluorescent Vitalite provided more balanced illumination. 

These liquids are very few they are reduced, I think, to solutions of various soaps, saponin solution and that of albumin one can join iron peroxide acetate solution to it. I do not speak of the sodium oleate solution, because it must be placed with those of the soaps, nor of the glyceric liquid, whose property to extend easily in large bubbles results from the soap or sodium oleate which it contains, nor of the wood decoction of Panama, which contains saponin, nor of still some other hquids into the composition of which enters an albuminoid substance. 

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