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Clements Markham and
others proposing a
correction of the
spelling to
Chinchona, and some
prefer the
pronunciation /tʃɪnˈtʃoʊnə/ for the
common name of...
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Kerala border.
Tamil Nadu Government's
Chinchona estate and
factory are
located on the road to
Neeraar dam.
Chinchona is used in the
medicine to cure malaria...
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appellation selected by Carl
Linnaeus in 1742;
Clements Markham preferred "
Chinchona", ), wife of the new viceroy, who had just
arrived from Europe, was taken...
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Procyanidin B2 can be
found in
Cinchona pubescens (
Chinchona: in the rind, bark, and cortex), in
Cinnamomum verum (Ceylon cinnamon:...
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Clements R. 1880.
Peruvian Bark. A Po****r
Account of the
Introduction of
Chinchona Cultivation into
British India. London: J. Murray. Harkin, John M. (1971)...
- A.
Govindasamy Agriculture,
Animal Husbandry, Fisheries,
Forests and
Chinchona S. J.
Sadiq Pasha Public Health Satyavani Muthu Harijan Welfare and Information...
- (1862) "Travels in Peru and India,
while superintending the
collection of
chinchona plants and
seeds in...",
Chapter XXIV, p. 390 - 407,
Willim clowes and...
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Clements R. (1880). "Peruvian Bark. A po****r
account of the
introduction of
Chinchona cultivation into
British India". Nature. 23 (583): 427–434. Bibcode:1880Natur...
- A.
Govindasamy Agriculture,
Animal Husbandry, Fisheries,
Forests and
Chinchona S. J.
Sadiq Pasha Public Health Satyavani Muthu Harijan Welfare and Information...
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originate from the evil
night miasmas of the marshes. When his
supply of
chinchona bark was exhausted, Dr.
Nunez used as
substitutes the bark of
white oak...
