Deerghanjiviteeya Adhyaya: Difference between revisions

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Drugs obtained from earth are gold, five metals (silver, copper, tin, lead and iron) along with their by-products such as ''shilajatu'' (bitumen), sand, lime, red and yellow arsenic (''manahshila'' and ''hartala''), gems, salt, red ochre and antimony.

Drugs obtained from earth are gold, five metals (silver, copper, tin, lead and iron) along with their by-products such as ''shilajatu'' (bitumen), sand, lime, red and yellow arsenic (manahshila and hartala), gems, salt, red ochre and antimony.

Plant origin drugs: Plant origin drugs are of four types viz. direct fruiters, creepers, flower based fruiters and herbs. [70-71]

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The plants which bear fruit without visible flowers are known as ''vanaspati'' (Gymno-spermia). The plants bearing both flowers and fruits are known as ''vanaspatya'' (angio-spermia). The plants which die out after flowering are known as [[aushadhi]] (annuals). The plants which creep or twine are known as ''virudha'' (creepers). [72]

The plants which bear fruit without visible flowers are known as ''vanaspati'' (Gymno-spermia). The plants bearing both flowers and fruits are known as vanaspatya (angio-spermia). The plants which die out after flowering are known as [[aushadhi]] (annuals). The plants which creep or twine are known as virudha (creepers). [72]

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-Drugs obtained from earth are gold, five metals (silver, copper, tin, lead and iron) along with their by-products such as ''shilajatu'' (bitumen), sand, lime, red and yellow arsenic (''manahshila'' and ''hartala''), gems, salt, red ochre and antimony.
+Drugs obtained from earth are gold, five metals (silver, copper, tin, lead and iron) along with their by-products such as ''shilajatu'' (bitumen), sand, lime, red and yellow arsenic (manahshila and hartala), gems, salt, red ochre and antimony.
 Plant origin drugs: Plant origin drugs are of four types viz. direct fruiters, creepers, flower based fruiters and herbs. [70-71]
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-The plants which bear fruit without visible flowers are known as ''vanaspati'' (Gymno-spermia). The plants bearing both flowers and fruits are known as ''vanaspatya'' (angio-spermia). The plants which die out after flowering are known as [[aushadhi]] (annuals). The plants which creep or twine are known as ''virudha'' (creepers). [72]
+The plants which bear fruit without visible flowers are known as ''vanaspati'' (Gymno-spermia). The plants bearing both flowers and fruits are known as vanaspatya (angio-spermia). The plants which die out after flowering are known as [[aushadhi]] (annuals). The plants which creep or twine are known as virudha (creepers). [72]
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