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title: PINEAPPLE

subject date: 2016-03-03

caption: Herbaria Bromeliad pineapple (pineapple) fruit, flowers and seeds, whole and sectioned. Classis VI, Hexandria monogyniae, pl. 23. Eaten fresh or canned, as an ingredient in dishes and desserts seconds, the fruit also has diuretic and anti-inflammatory, because of its content in Bromelain; its virtues are also used in diagnostic radiology investigations, as a contrast agent in magnetic resonance cholangiography: continued use in Sant'Orsola Hospital of Bologna in place of the drug has demonstrated acceptance by patients, compared with a savings Health Care for 14,000 Euros only in 2014. Illustration from 'Tabulae phytographicae "Johannes Gessner (1709-1790) doctor, botanist, mathematician and Swiss naturalist; follower and corresponding Linnaeus (1707-1778), was among the first to adopt his methods of classification. His fitografiche tables, carefully compiled by following the criteria, were published posthumously edited by Christoph Salomon Schinz (1764-1847), Turici (Zurich), Impensis Fuessli Johannis Henrici, filii, 1795

category: HIS

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country: Svizzera

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continent: Europa

image century : XVIII

image epoch: Illuminismo

subject century: XVIII

subject epoch: Illuminismo

technique: Litografia colorata

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