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Note 1839 — I.—PHÆNOGAMOUS OR FLOWERING PLANTS. (continued 15)

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The quality and appearance of rhubarb are far more regarded in England than on the Continent. To ensure a fine powder of brilliant hue, the drug is most carefully prepared, each root being split open, and any dark or decayed portion removed with a chisel or file, while the operator is not allowed to handle the drug except with leather gloves.

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