- Zacherl, in Vienna's 19th district, and
began selling the
insect repellent Zacherlin. With the help of his son,
Johann Evangelist, he
developed the Pyrethrum...
- insect-killing
tincture (
Zacherlin). By 1873, the four
employees in his
factory were
already producing 600
tonnes of
Zacherlin per year,
which were sold...
-
known as "Persian pellitory"). It was sold
worldwide under the
brand Zacherlin by
Austrian industrialist J. Zacherl. It is one of the most
commonly used...
- In more
recent times it has had
formulations with
brand names such as
Zacherlin. In the
novel Anna Karenina, the
character Kitty used
Persian powder to...
- the 1800s, it was
known as "Persian powder", "Persian pellitory", and "
zacherlin".
Pyrethrins delay the
closure of voltage-gated
sodium channels in the...
- (named
after the
Romanian version of "
Zacherlin"; also
known as
Zacherlina or
Zacherlina în continuare, "
Zacherlin Contd."),
completed in 1919 and published...
-
Tiflis since 1842, and in 1870, he
began production in Unterdöbling. His
Zacherlin product was sold in his own
shops all over the world. Karl Mayreder’s...
