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Populus Candicans
2 entries across 2 books · abbreviations: POP C, POP-C · Family: Salicaceae
Source and preparationPlant · Salicaceae · A variety of P
PreparationTincture of the resinous buds. Clarke
Full source note…
A variety of P. balsamifera. Balm of Gilead. [This name applies especially to the variety P. candicans; but also to all P. balsamiferae. In England the name "Balm of Gilead tree" is given to the Black Italian Poplar, which abounds in Italy, but the origin of which is not known.] N. O. Salicaceae. Tincture of the resinous buds. ClarkeAbout the family
Salicaceae…
Salicaceae is the willow family, comprising deciduous trees and shrubs such as willows (Salix), poplars and aspens (Populus), typically found in moist temperate and cold regions. Its best-known homeopathic members here are Salix Nigra and Salix Purpurea from the willows, and Populus Candicans (balm of Gilead) and Populus Tremuloides (American aspen) from the poplars.Antidoted byRhus Toxicodendron Clarke
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Clarke
Populus Candicans · John Henry Clarke · 8,006 chars
Boericke
POPULUS CANDICANS · William Boericke · 914 chars
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