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Subjed Index Page Numbers Referring to the Description of Chromatograms Are Printed in Bold Letters Subjed Index Page numbers referring to the description of chromatograms are printed in bold letters Abies sibirica 160 - Citri pericarpium 158, 182 Abrotani herba 127, 132 - Citronellae 157, 180 Absinthii herba 77, 90, 150 - Coriandri fructus 156, 176 Absinthin 77,90 - Curcumae rhizoma 159, 188 Acacetin rutinoside 197, 218 - Euc~ypti folium 158, 184 Acacia flowers 197, 218 - Foeniculi fructus 153, 168 Acaciae flos 197, 218 - G~angae rhizoma 292, 300 Acaciae germanicae flos 199 - Juniperi fructus 159, 190 Acoron 154 - Lavandulae flos 157, 180 Acetylenes 159 - Matricariae flos 159, 186 Acev~trate 342,343,346 - Melissae folium 157, 178 Aconine 11,46 - Menthae folium 156, 178 Aconite root 11 - Myristicae semen 156, 174,293 Aconiti tuber II, 46 - Petroselini fructus 154, 174 Aconitine 11, 46 - Pini 160, 192 Aconitum species 11 - Pulegii folium 156 Acorus root 154 - Rosmarini folium 156, 178 Acorus c~amus 154, 172 - S~viae folium 158, 184 Actaea racemosa 336 - S~viae trilobae folium 158, 184 Actein 336,337 - Sassafras lignum 153, 168 Adhatodae folium 8, 30 - Serpylli herba 155, 176 Adonidis herba 103, 118 - Terebinthinae 160, 192 Adonis vernalis 103 - Thymi herba 155, 176 Adonitoxin 103, 107, 118 Ajmaline 24 Adonivernith 103, 118 Ajowan fruits 155 Adynerin 102, 114 Ajowani fructus ISS, 176 Aescinols 308, 320 Alder buckthorn bark 56 Aescins 308, 313, 320 Alder buckthorn fruits 57 Aesculetin 130 Alexandrian senna pods 58 Aesculus hippocastanum 308 Alk~oi~ drugs 24 Aetherolea 149, 168 Alkaloids Aetheroleum - reference compounds 22 - Ajowani fructus 155, 176 Alkylamides 208 - Anisi fructus 152, 168 Allicin 294, 296, 302 - Anisi stellati fructus 153, 168 Alliin 294 - Anthemidis flos 159, 186 Allium - Asari radix 154, 172 - cepa 294, 302 - Basilici herba 153, 168 - sativum 294, 302 - Calami rhizoma 154, 172, 293 - ursinum 294, 302 - Cardamomi fructus 156, 176 Allocryptine 36 - Carvi fructus 155, 176 Allyl methylthiosulphinates 302 - Caryophylli flos 154, 170, 293 Allyltetramethoxybenzene 154, 174 - Chamomillae flos 159, 186 Aloe - Cinae flos 159, 186 - barbadensis 56, 62 - Cinnamomi cortex 153, 170 - capensis 56, 62 370 Subject Index Aloe (cont.) - A. chamissonis 197 Berbamin - perryi 56, 62 - A. montana 197 Berberidis Aloe-emodin 56, 62, 66 - flowers 197,212,214 Berberine Aloes 56,62 Arnicae flos 197,212,214 Berberis Aloesines A,B 56, 62 Artabsin 77, 90 - aquifolil Aloins A,B 56, 62 Artemisia - vulgaris Aloinosides A,B 56, 62 - A. abrotanum 127 Bergamot Alpinia officinarum 292 - A. absinthium 77 Bergamot! Althaein 282 - A. cina 159 Bergaptell Althaea rosea 282 Artichoke 77 Bergenia I Amarogentin 75, 84, 86 Asari radix 154, 172 Bergeniae Amentoflavone 204, 206, 234 Asarone 154, 165, 172, 293 Betula Spl Amide pungent principles 291 Asarum europeum 154 Betulae f( Ammeos fructus 128, 138 Ascaridole 44 Biapigeni Ammi Ash bark 127 Biflavono - fructus 128, 138 Asiaticoside A,B 307, 314, 324 Bilberry I - majus 128 Asperulae herba 126, 132 Bilobalidl - visnaga 128 Aspidosperma bark 7,24 Bilobetin Anabasine I I, 44 Aspidospermine 7, 21 Birch lea1 Anabsinthin 77 ATMB 154, 174 Bisabolol Anagarine 10, 38 Atropa belladonna 12 Bisabolol Anethole 152, 153, 164, 166, 168 Atropine 12,48 BisabolOi Angelic(a) root 128, 140 Aucubin 75, 76, 88 Bitter on Angelica Aurantii Bitter dn - archangelica 128 - pericarpium 78, 84, 157, 182, 203, 232 Black ha' - sylvestris 128 - flos 157, 182 Black col Angelicae radix 128, 140, 142 Avena sativa 307 Black em Angelicin 142 Avenacoside A,B 307,317,326 Black m\ Anisaldehyde 152, 168 Avenae Black Sal Anise 152 - fructus 307, 326 Blackber Anisi stellati fructus 153, 168 - herba 307,326 Blacktho Anisi fructus 153, 168 Avicularin 200, 201, 205, 218 Blessed 1 Anserinae herba 202, 230 Azulene 186 Blue guJ1 Anthemidis flos 159, 186, 198, 212 Boldine Anthemis nobilis 198 Baldrinal 344, 346 Boldo fo Anthocyanin Balm 190 Borneol - drugs with 281, 282 Balsamum Bornyla - formulae 283 - peruvianum 161, 190 Brassica - reference compounds 286 - tolutanum 161, 190 Broom f Anthracene drugs 53, 62 Barberry bark 10 Brucine Anthraglycoside drugs 53, 62 Basil 153 Bryonia Anthranile methylate 157 Basilici herba 153, 168 - alba Anthranol 53, 59 Bearberry leaves 248 - cretia Anthraquinones 53, 59 Belladonna Bryonia Anthrone 53, 59 - root 12 Bryony Apiaceae - leaves 12 Buckbel - coumarins 128 Belladonnae Buckth( - essential oils 153-155 - folium 12, 48 Bufadie Apigenin - radix 12,48, 127, 138 BulboCl - glycosides 198, 205, 210, 212 Benzo-a-pyrones 125 Bulbus Apiin 198 Benzoe - Alii Apiol 154, 165, 174 - tonkinensis 161 - Cepal Arbutin 247,248,252 - sumatra 161, 190 - Scilla Arctostaphylos uva-ursi 248 Benzoic acid 161, 190 - Ursill ArilIus Myristicae 155, 174 Benzoin 161, 190 Burnet Arnica Benzoyl benzoate 161, 190 Bushel Subject Index 371 Berbamin 10, 11,42 Butchers broom 309 Berberidis radicis cortex 10,42 Butterbur 201 Berberine 10, 11,42 Butylidene phthalide 128 Berberis Butyraldehyde 158 - aquifolium 11 - vulgaris 10 Cacao Bergamot oil 182 - beans 13 Bergamottin 182 - seeds 13 Bergapten 128, 130, 140, 142, - semen 13, 50 Bergenia crassifolia 248 Cacti flos 198, 212, 216 Bergeniae folium 248 Cacticin 198, 212, 216 Betula species 200, 310 Caffeic acid derivates 208, 209 Betulae folium 200, 222, 310 Caffeine 13, 50 Biapigenin 58 Caffeine drugs 50 Bitlavonoids 237, 240 Caffeoyl Bilberry leaves 248 - quinic acids 208 Bilobalide 237,240 - tartaric acids 209 Bilobetin 237, 240 Calami rhizoma 154, 172, 293 Birch leaves 200 Calendula officinalis 198 Bisabolol 159, 164, 186 Calendulae flos 198,212,216 Bisabolol oxide AlB 159, 164, 186 Calendulosides 198 Bisabolon oxides 159, 164 Calluna vulgaris 248 Bitter orange peel 157 Calumba root 10 Bitter drugs 84 Camellia sinensis 13 Black haw bark 204 Camomile Black cohosh 336 - flowers 159, 198 Black current leaves 201 - flowers (Roman) 159, 198 Black mustard seeds 294 Cannabidiol (CBD) 258,260 Black sampson root 242 Cannabidiolic acid (CBDA) 258,260 Blackberry leaves 201 Cannabinol (CBN) 258,260 Blackthorn flowers 199 Cannabis herba 257, 260 Blessed thistle 77 Cannabis sativa 257 Blue gum 158 Cape aloes 56 Boldine 11,44 Capsaicin 292, 298 Boldo folium 11, 44 Capsici fructus 292, 298 Borneol 163, 166 Capsicum Bornyl acetate 158, 163, 184 - C. annum 292 Brassica nigra 294 - C. frutescens 292 Broom flower 10 - fruits 292 Brucine 7,28,226 Caraway 155 Bryonia Cardamomi fructus 156, 176 - alba 77 Cardamom 156 - cretica 77 Cardenolides Bryoniae radix 77, 94 - drugs 102 Bryony root 77 - formulae 104 Buckbean 75 - reference compounds 110 Buckthorn berries 57 Cardiac glycosides Bufadienolides 104, 109, 122 - drugs 102 Bulbocapnine 9, 36 - formulae 104 Bulbus - reference compounds 110 - Alii 294, 302 Cardui - Cepae 294, 302 - C. mariae fructus 204, 234 - Scillae 104, 122 - C. benedicti herba 77 - Ursini 294, 302 Carnosol 158 Burnet root 129 Carum carvi 155 Bush clover 202 Carvacrol ISS, 163,176 372 Subject Index Carveol 155, 176 Chinese ginger 292 - blue bl Carvi fructus 155, 176 Chitten bark 56 - osier Carvone 155, 163, 166, 176 Chlorogenic acid 208,210,212-230 Condura Caryophyllene 154, 162, 170 Chrysophanol 56, 64, 66 Condura Caryophylli flos 154, 170, 293 Cichoric acid 209, 242, 244 Condura Cascara sagrada 56 Cirnicifuga racemosa 336 coneflow Cascarae cortex 56, 64 Cimicifugae rhizoma 336, 338 coniferyl Cascarosides A-C 56, 64 Cimicifugoside 336, 338 - benZOl Cassia Cimicigenol 336 - cinnaIl - angustifolia 57, 58 Cinae flos 159, 186 Conium - cinnamon 153 Cinchona Convalla - senna 57, 58 - alkaloids 9, 32 Convalla Castanea sativa 201 - bark 9 Convalla Castaneae folium 201,222 - calisaya 9, 32 Coptisin Catalpol 75, 76, 88 - succirubra 9, 32 Coriandl Catechin 207, 234 Cinchonae cortex 9, 32 CoriandJ Catharticin 57 Cinchonidine 9, 32 - fructu Cat's foot flowers 200 Cinchonine 9, 32 - semen Caustic barley 11 Cineole 156, 158, 166, 178, 186 Coriand Cayaponia tayuya 78 Cinnamein 161 Cornflm Cayenne pepper 292 Cinnamic aldehyde 154, 164, 170 CornrniJ Celtic bane 197 Cinnamaldehyde 170 Cortex Centaurea cyanus 282 Cinnamon bark 153 - Berbel Centaurii herba 75, 84, 86 Cinnamomi cortex 153, 170 - CascaJ Centaurium Cinnamomum species 153 - Chinal - erythraea 75 Cinnamoyl benzoate 161, 190 - Cinchl - minus 75 Circular TLC 55 - Cinna Centaury 75 Citral 157, 163, 166, 178, 180 - Cond\ Centella asiatica 307 Citri pericarpium 158, 182, 203, 232 - Fran81 Centellae herba 307, 314, 324 Citronellae aetheroleum 157, 180 - FraxiJI Cepaenes 294, 297, 302 Citronellal 157, 163, 166, 178, 180 - Mahol Cephaeline 8, 32 Citropten 182 - Mezer Cephaelis Citrullus colocynthis 78 - Oreoh - acuminata 8 Citrus species 78, 157, 182, 203 - Quebr - ipecacuanha 8 Claviceps purpurea 8 - Quilla Cereus 198 Clove 154 -Rham Cevadine 11 Clove oil 154 - Rham Cevadilla sees 11 Cnici herba 77, 90 - Saiki! Cinnamon 154 Cnicin 77, 90 - Vibur Chamaemelum nobile 159, 198 Cnicus benedictus 77 - Yobin Chamazulene 159, 164 Codeine 9, 34 Corydal Chamomile Coffea arabica 13 Corydal - flowers (German) 159, 199 Coffeae semen 13, SO Corydal - flowers (Roman) 159, 198 Colchici semen 10, 40 Corytul Chamomilla recutita 159, 199 Colchicine 10, 40 COWllaJ Chamomillae flos 159, 186, 199, 212 Colchicoside 10, 40 - drugs Cheiranthi herba 103, 116 Colchicum autumnale 10 - refere Cheiranthus cheiri 103 Colocynthidis fructus 78, 94 COumlll Cheiroside A 103, 116 Colombo Cowher Cheirotoxin 103, 116 - radix 10, 42 CowsliJ Chelerythrin 10,40 - root 10 Crataeg Chelidonii herba 10,40 Coltsfoot 198 - Bos Chelidonine 10, 40 Colubrine 7,28 - foliur Chelidonium majus 10,40 Columbamine 10,
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