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Dulcamara

Homeopathy
A minor homeopathic remedy used for those suffering from cold damp weather or abrupt drops in temperature; it may be used to treat conjunctivitis, cough, cystitis, diarrhoea, pruritus and warts.

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Species of thrips and total numbers of adults found sampling Solanum dulcamara patches in Idaho and Washington.

Thrips (Thysanoptera) collected from Solanum dulcamara (Solanales: Solanaceae) in Washington and Idaho

Richard Burkhard shows off gloriously as Dr Dulcamara and manages to get us all giggling at the break-neck speed at which he can sing

What's not to love with Cosi nights at opera? SARAH SCOTT reviews two productions from Opera North at Newcastle's Theatre Royal

Duncan Rock's preening and elegantly sung Belcore avoids all possible boorishness and roughness of delivery and Richard Burkhard similarly is a Dulcamara without buffo excesses.

Spirited performance

Through the years he has developed a persona for the not-so-good doctor Dulcamara that helped give Johnson and Theis instant insight into their own characters.

Opera love potion

Terfel makes light work of the requirements and other vocal requirements of the role of Dulcamara.

Terfel brings comic timing to stage; REVIEW: L'Elisir d'amore at Royal Opera House, Covent Garden ????? HHHHH

The characteristics indicating a need for Dulcamara include rheumatic disorders associated with cold or dampness, and mucus membrane disorders.

Warts and all

La idea fue nuevamente formulada en el voto del juez Fayt en el caso Dulcamara, cuando, citando el precedente antes transcrito, dijo: "el contrato administrativo constituye una ley para las partes" (enfasis anadido).

El contrato administrativo: ?lex inter partes o ius variandi?

Specificity in induced plant responses shapes patterns of herbivore occurrence on Solanum dulcamara.

Defensa inducida en plantas de Eucaliptus se incrementa con prolongada herbivoria

A queste cenosi, che presentano un'altezza massima di circa 6 m, concorrono anche altre specie legnose come Salix alba, Populus nigra e Alnus glutinosa in forma prevalentemente arbustiva e diverse specie lianose come Solanum dulcamara, Bryonia dioica, Clematis vitalba, Vitis riparia, Humulus lupulus.

Contribution to the knowledge of the vegetation of Pesa river (Tuscany, Central Italy)/ Contributo alla conoscenza della vegetazione del fiume Pesa (Toscana, Italia Centrale)

Dulcamara, a traveling medicine man who sells Nemorino an "elixir" of love.

L.A. OPERA PRESENTS ... ... a delicious 'Elixir'

We especially focused on his later, more abstract works, such as Insula Dulcamara (1938) and Legend of the Nile (1937), which emphasized the art elements of line, shape and color.

Line designs inspired by Paul Klee

In Bittersuite I & II, a play on one of the names of Deadly Nightshade, Solanum dulcamara, Penny Smith has created another cone-shaped but upright stoneware vessel.