This section is from the book "British Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia", by The British Homoeopathic Society. Also available from Amazon: British Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia.
Condor Plant.
This is a climbing plant or shrub found in Ecuador, the botanical position of which is at present undecided.
Tests. - Bark slightly resinous. A concentrated infusion does not react upon litmus. Treated by Ammonia, the infusion becomes of a fine orange-yellow colour. The bark when treated with Nitric Acid evolves an odour of pyroligueous acid. The x 2 decoction possesses a straw-yellow colour, and characteristic semi-balsamic odour.
A short account of it is given in Hale's New Remedies.
Part employed. - The bark.
Preparation. - Tincture. Trituration is suggested.
 
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