† strychninan.
Chemistry. Obsolete.
= strychnine n.
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the world > physical sensation > use of drugs and poison > poison > [noun] > poisons from plants
aconitum?a1450
aconite1569
cocculus indicus1591
female-bane1601
timbo1725
Suriname poison1756
ipoh1779
upas1783
tanghin1788
picrotoxin1815
nicotine1817
strychnine1819
vauqueline1819
brucia1820
brucine1820
picrotoxia1823
strychnia1823
digitalin1824
dulcamara1828
conine1829
bikh1830
nicotia1830
atropine1836
menispermia1837
nicotina1838
solanine1838
strychnina1838
tanghicin1838
urari1838
conia1842
conicine1842
amanitine1847
oenanthin1848
menispermine1849
tetanine1857
hyoscyamine1858
barbasco1860
nicotylia1862
antiarin1863
xylostein1864
oleandrin1866
zebra poison1871
andromedotoxin1883
abrin1884
ouabain1888
strophanthus1888
toxiresin1890
manchineel1891
tuba1898
taxine1907
phytotoxin1909
oenanthotoxin1911
hypoglycin1954
the world > health and disease > healing > medicines or physic > medicines for specific purpose > restoratives, tonics, or stimulants > [noun] > tonic > plant-derived
hypocistisa1425
red sanders1553
sarsaparilla1577
langue de boeuf1615
sarsa1625
zerumbet1640
Winter's cinnamon1673
cascarilla1686
Winteran bark1694
simarouba1733
hypocist1751
Oswego tea1752
yellowroot1755
calumba1789
pipsissewa1793
prince's pine1807
strychnine1819
strychnia1823
false Winter's bark1830
strychnina1838
musk root1844
sumbul root1844
chirayta1847
Cusparia1852
phytin1905
boldo1908
1838 T. Thomson Chem. Org. Bodies 252 Strychnina was discovered, in 1818, by MM. Pelletier and Caventou.
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