Collier's New Encyclopedia (1921)/Ilicin
ILICIN (ī′lis-in), a bitter principle extracted from the leaves of the holly. It has been recommended as a febrifuge, in doses of from 6 to 20 grains.
Edition of 1921; disclaimer.
ILICIN (ī′lis-in), a bitter principle extracted from the leaves of the holly. It has been recommended as a febrifuge, in doses of from 6 to 20 grains.