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| | King's American Dispensatory, 1898: Resina Draconis.—Dragon's Blood. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17) |
 | | Dragon's blood is a dark-red substance, which is imported from the East Indies, and which is procured from the berries of the Calamus Draco, by rubbing or agitating them in a bag, softening by heat the resinous exudation obtained, and making this up into masses. |
 | | Dragon's blood is brittle, feebly sweetish, or almost tasteless, and odorless. |
 | | Dragon's blood, in connection with other resins, was investigated in recent years by Prof. |
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