General therapeutics and materia medica (volume 1): adapted for a medical text book . Sagus The tree. c. Fruit-bearing The shrub, d. Ripe fruit. SALEP. 389. Three kinds of sago are met with in the shops,—sago meal, commonsago, ami pearl sago. Sago meal is in the form of a Ffgj 178-fine amylaceous powder, of a whitish colour, with abuffy or reddish tint, and has a feeble peculiar or brown sago is in grains of about the sizeof pearl barley ; but Dr. Pereira states that he has seensome as large as green peas. It is of a whitish orbrownish-white colour. Pearl sago
General therapeutics and materia medica (volume 1): adapted for a medical text book . Sagus The tree. c. Fruit-bearing The shrub, d. Ripe fruit. SALEP. 389. Three kinds of sago are met with in the shops,—sago meal, commonsago, ami pearl sago. Sago meal is in the form of a Ffgj 178-fine amylaceous powder, of a whitish colour, with abuffy or reddish tint, and has a feeble peculiar or brown sago is in grains of about the sizeof pearl barley ; but Dr. Pereira states that he has seensome as large as green peas. It is of a whitish orbrownish-white colour. Pearl sago is in small hardgrains, of about the size of a pins head, which are of Particles of pale yellowish-white, reddish-white, or grayish-white (Pereira.)colour, or are translucent. It is sometimes bleached with chlorinatedlime. When the different varieties are examined by the microscope,they appear to consist of oval or more or less ovateparticles, many of which are more or less brokenin sago meal; in common sago, they are somewhatmore broken and less regular in their shape ; andin pearl sago they are ruptured,—peculiarities whichare considered to be produced
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