Steinmetz:Fagus
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Fagus silvatica
Fagus silvatica
Also known as (or relevant to)
Fagus silvatica
Family
Fagaceae
English Names
Beech
Natural Habitat
Western Europe (including Great Britain)
Asia Minor
Armenia
Palestine
Japan
Part(s) Used
Cortex Fagi
Folia Fagi
Semen Fagi
Oleum Fagi
Oleum Fagi empyreumaticum = Pix Fagi
Constituent(s)
leaf: potash; nut: fagin
fatty oil; tar (obtained from the wood)
Action
leaf: febrifuge
tonic
blood-cooling; oil: antiseptic
nutritive; tar: antiparasitic
source of creosote; bark: astringent
febrifuge
tonic
laxative
appetising
tanning material; nut: nutritive
food for deer and humans; the nuts tend to become toxic in too large quantities
because of the substance fagin contained in them (this substance is not found in the oil expressed from the nuts)
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