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1869 Nature 23 Dec. 212/2 Efforts of the English Government to establish the quinine-producing plants of South America in our Indian possessions have excited very general interest.

1880 C. R. Markham Peruvian Bark 249 The tree has peculiarities not possessed by any other quinine-producing species.

2002 D. Cline & B. Michel Skeeter Beaters iv. 99 Quinine, available in limited quantity because the Japanese had swallowed up most of the quinine producing countries in the Pacific, would be administered only to those most severely disabled by malaria.