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oil of Chenopodium

Known as: CHENOPODIUM OIL, Oils, Chenopodium, Wormseed Oil 
An oil obtained from Chenopodium ambrosioides plants. Chenopodium oil is considered to be toxic but has been used for its anthelmintic properties.
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2017
2017
Emulsions of Wormseed Oil and of Carbon Disulfide for Destroying Larvae of the Japanese Beetle in the Roots of Perennial Plants
1955
1955
[Several cases of duodenal ancylostomiasis treated with hexylresorcinol and tetrachloroethylene with chenopodium oil].
1954
1954
[Medicinal poisoning with chenopodium oil complicated by chloral hydrate].
1954
1954
Medicinal poisoning with chenopodium oil complicated by chloral hydrate
1951
1951
Ascaridole in chenopodium oil. IV. The synthesis of ascaridole.
  • A. Halpern
  • Journal of the American Pharmaceutical…
  • 1951
  • Corpus ID: 39484610
Ascaridole, the active ingredient of chenopodium oil, was synthesized from terpediene. The physical and chemical properties of… 
1949
1949
Ascaridole in oil of chenopodium; the characterization of ascaridole.
1948
1948
Efficacy of the Russian preparation of chenopodium oil against ascariasis in dogs.
1946
1946
Poisoning due to oil of chenopodium.
Oil of chenopodrem, or American wormseed oil, a part of the physician's armamentarium for the treatment of intestinal parasites… 
1943
1943
The testing of Soviet chenopodium oil against ascariasis.
1940
1940
Empire Drug Cultivation
THE memorandum on medicinal herb production recently issued by the Ministry of Health (NATURE, Sept. 21, p. 397) confined its…