krameria

/ krəˈmɪərɪə /

noun

1. another name for rhatany rhatany

Word History and Origins

Origin of krameria¹

C18: New Latin, named (by Linnaeus) after J. G. H. Kramer, an Austrian botanist

Example Sentences

"Krameria triandria" amended to Krameria triandra.

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Krameria triandra.—This is one of the species that yield the rhatany roots of commerce.

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We find that the passages are often putty-colored in disorders of the liver, frequently bloody or tarry in appearance in bleeding within the bowel, and liable to be black after taking bismuth, charcoal, or iron, and red after krameria, kino, or haematoxylon.

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