C. sativa, Linn. Nat. order (Cannabineae), Urticaceae. Preparation , Tincture of the twigs and young leaves of the fresh European (or American ) plant, collected when in flower. Authorities. 1 , Hahnemann, R. A. M. L., 1, 139; 2 , Franz, ibid.; 3 , Gross, ibid.; 4 , Fried. H---n, ibid.; 5 , Hempel, ibid.; 6 , Hugo, ibid.; 7 , Stapf, ibid.; 8 , Hartlaub and Trinks, ibid.; 9 , Wahle, ibid.; 10 , Haller in Vicat's Mat. Med., a general statement, ibid.; 11 , Morgagni, de sed. et causis morb., Ep., 7, 10, 15, 25, cases of disease occurring in adult male hemp-dressers, but not adduced as results of this occupation, ibid.; 12 , Neuhold, Acta nat. cur., III, 150, effects of effluvia of hemp before being dried, therefore not mere local irritation, ibid.; 13 , Olearius, Orient. Reischeschreib, p. 529, general statement, but Cann. indica must be meant, ibid.; [Transferred to Cann. Ind. -A.] 14 , Ramazzini, De morbis artif., cap. 26, affections of workers in hemp and linseed, therefore mere local irritation, ibid.; 15 , Dr. Schreter's, proving with the tincture, N. Archiv., 3, 1, 172; 15 a , Dr. Schreter's wife, proving with the tincture, ibid.; 16 , Dr. Knorre, effects of an infusion of the fresh herb, A. H. Z., 6, 34; 17 , Wibmer, effects of 5 to 50 drops of the tincture, Wirk. der Arzneimittel, 1, 23; 18 , Lembke, Z. f. H. Kl., 4, 155, proving with 10 to 70 drops of the tincture.