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Coriaria Ruscifolia
2 entries across 2 books · Family: Coriarieae
Source and preparationPlant · Coriarieae (Coriariaceae) · Toot-berry Tupa-kihi or Tutu (New Zealand)
PreparationTincture or trituration of the berries. Clarke
Full source note…
Toot-berry Tupa-kihi or Tutu (New Zealand). N. O. Coriarieae (between Anacardiaceae and Rutaceae). Tincture or trituration of the berries. ClarkeAbout the family
Coriarieae…
Coriaria is a small family of shrubs known as tutu or coriaria, found from New Zealand to the Mediterranean, some species being notoriously poisonous to livestock. Its best-known homeopathic member is Coriaria ruscifolia (often listed as Coriaria myrtifolia in older texts).DoseNo dose stated in the library’s books
Remedies said to end or reduce the action of Coriaria Ruscifolia, for example if it has caused an unwanted reaction. What is an antidote?
Antidoted byNo antidote recorded in these books
Entries
3 Clarke
Coriaria Ruscifolia · John Henry Clarke · 980 chars
14 T. F. Allen
CORIARIA RUSCIFOLIA · Timothy Field Allen · 4,923 chars
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