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Перевод: foxglove

[существительное]
наперстянка [бот.] ; дигиталис [бот.]

Тезаурус:

1. This one was marked "Foxglove".
2. "There are," he replied, "certain plants which cut, distilled and treated, can turn a man's mind and raise phantasms in his soul; the deadly nightshade, the purple foxglove, above all the flowers of Hecate, Queen of the Night, the black hellebore.
3. Foxglove.
4. Yarrow grows on the tips, and bugle, ling and heather, carline and spear thistle, foxglove, rushes on the wetter ground, birdsfoot trefoil, ribwort, great plantain, silverweed, tormentil, selfheal, meadow buttercup, sorrel and sheep's sorrel, ragwort and scabious.
5. Twenty-four-year-old Alicia Smith, a single parent who lives at Foxglove Drive, had spent the evening with relatives in Four Marks after attending a funeral in the Slough area.
6. In the walled garden, the foxglove boldly pointing skyward, like a cathedral spire.
7. "He'll be fine in a few days, my dear, with an infusion of clover and foxglove to steady his heart.
8. Ivy, foxglove, columbine, morning glory, holly, laurel suddenly they all have a sinister aspect.
9. The doctor "bled him in the jugular vein, blistered and purged him with calomel, and lowered his pulse with foxglove", and he was "somewhat better in the morning"!
10. The use of the foxglove ( Digitalis purpurea ) or , "the fairy women's plant" in Dr. William Withering's 18th century discovery of the drug digitalis is well documented.
11. Digitalis purpurea (foxglove)
12. We need only think of laurel leaves (from which cyanide is derived) and the foxglove, which can be lethal unless cautiously administered.
13. MANY DRUGS STILL CAN'T BY SYNTHESISED - LIKE FOXGLOVE'S DIGITALIS - EFFECTIVE ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM: