Latin, Senex Cineria, Cineraria Martima ;
English, Dusty Miller.
A cultivated perennial plant, ash white all over with a woolly
coating; the branching stems somewhat woody at base ; leaves
pinnately parted and the divisions mostly sinuatelobed, the
small heads in a dense corymb. Flowers are bright yellow
provided with rays similar to the common Sunflower.
Found in :-
Mediterranean Coast.
Introduced into homoeopathic practice :-- |
By Boerike’s Materia Medica—9th Edition, page 210. John H. Clarke Dictionary of Materia Medica, page 525.
The whole fresh plant, gathered when in flowers.
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(a)
Succus. |
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Senecio Cineraria : | Extracted Juice | 87 % by Weight.
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Strong alcohol | 10% by Weight.
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Boric Acid | 2% by Weight.
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Glycerine | 1% by Weight.
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To make one thousand cubic centimeters of tincture.
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(c) Dilutions: 2x and higher with dispensing alcohol.
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