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3. In Sweden it is called ‘Field Hop’ and has been used in the manufacture of beer.
6. Find in the text sentences with Complex Subject. Translate them.
7. Answer the following questions.
1. Where does Yarrow grow?
2. What gardens is it cultivated in?
3. When does it ower?
4. What is another popular name for it?
5. What parts of this plant can be used?
6. How is the infusion made?
7. What reputation has it got?
8. Discuss with your partner the peculiarities of Yarrow use.
9. Give the summary of the text paying attention to the medicinal action of this plant.
10. Render in English.
    ()
        ­.       ­.  ,     ­       ,   .  ,   ­   ,  ,   , ­    .
   XVI  XVII     ­.      –   ­.      .
      ­ .     .
  ,   ,  ,  -
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      , ­    ,  .        ­ ,    ­.       ­   .
Lesson 19.
1. Learn the four forms of irregular verbs:
to cost cost cost costing -  to lay laid laid laying -  to pay paid paid paying -  to shake shook shaken shaking -  to wake woke woken waking - 
2. Read and translate the sentences. Analyse the tense-forms.
1. Water is puried by distillation. 2. A lot of drugs are made from medicinal plants. 3. e periodic law of elements was discovered by the great Russian scientist Mendeleev. 4. Bilberry leaves were used as an antidiabetic during the war. 5. e medicinal properties of digitalis have been known for a long time. 6. In recent years hundreds of wild herbs have been analyzed and tested. 7. Aloe was known to the Greeks as early as the IV-th century.
3. Make up as many questions as possible.
1. Digitalis and diuretics are used to treat heart failure.
2. is ointment helps to heal wounds.
ST. JOHN’S WORT (HYPERICUM PERFORATUM)
Tasks:
4. Read and translate the sentences. Pay attention to the prepositions «because» and «because of».
1. We can work in the laboratory because we know the scientic methods. 2. Penicillin is an important antibiotic because of its antiseptic properties. 3. Ancient Greeks and Chinese used
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moulds and plants to treat infections because some moulds produce antibiotic substances. 4. Adonis preparations are mainly used for their action on cardiac muscles because of the presence of cardiac glycosides. 4. If your insomnia does not improve aer 7 to 10 days of treatment, see your doctor, because it may be a sign of an underlying condition.
5. Read and translate the sentences with Complex Subject.
1. Every human or animal cell is considered to have three main parts.2. He was known to be the best specialist in this eld. 3. e new substance turned out to be a compound of carbon. 4. Streptomycin is known to be the substance of the highest antibacterial activity.
5. e temperature is likely to rise again. 6. Vitamin D is known to be antirachitic substance. 7. Many substances which are readily absorbed by the organism prove to be harmful, and many harmless substances prove to be dicult for organism to absorb.
6. Read and translate the sentences. Dene tense-forms.
1. Commercial cultivation of a large number of medicinal plants has been taken up in recent years in several countries. 2. is book contains monographs for Indian medicinal plants. 3. While clinical usage of such herbs has been extensively documented in ancient texts, exhaustive plant proles are lacking for most plants, especially with regard to phytochemicals and their biosynthetic pathways.
4. is knowledge will be useful to herbal medicine manufacturers, faculties of pharmacy as well as the serving scientists engaged in Pharmacognosy, phytochemistry and drug development from natural products. 8. He is working at the Department of Pharmaceutical Technology at the University in India.
7. Read and learn the following words and word combinations:
astringent –   expectorant –   nervine –   ulcer – 
in case of –   cause – ,  nervous tension –  ­ liniment –  , ­
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in accordance with –  ­  heal –  sore – ,  ­  boil –  poultice – 
burnout –  ­    malignant benign
– 
–  phlegm –  lotion – 
8. Read and translate the text. ST. JOHN’S WORT (HYPERICUM PERFORATUM)
St. John’s Wort is used in the treatment of depression, pain,
neuralgia, anxiety and nervous tension.
Bodily inuence: alternative, antibacterial, antidepressant,
antifungal, antiinammatory, antispasmodic, antitumour, antiviral, aromatic, astringent, diuretic, expectorant, nervine, sedative, vulnerary.
Part used: herb, tops, owers. St. John’s Wort History
According to legends surrounding St. John’s Wort, it was esposed by St. John of Jerusalem who is said to have used it in the time of the Crusades as a battleeld balm for its abilities to clean and heal some terrible battle wounds. It is said to have worked so well that legends are built around it.
St. John’s Wort Benets
In accordance with the legend of wound healing during the Crusades, we nd agreement in modern times. St. John’s Wort today has been found to be very benecial in healing wounds and is especially good for dirty, septic wounds.St. John’s Wort has been used in case of putrid leg ulcers, that noting heals. Like the leach that was used not too many years ago for wound cleansing it does not destroy the healthy tissues and healthy cells but it cleans the dirt out of septic wounds. It helps reduce the inammation in septic sores, in boils, in cellulite and lymphangitis.
e compound Hypericin was isolated from St. John’s Wort in 1942 and has been an anti-depressant for emotionally disturbed
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people. is tranquilizing quality from small quantities Hypericin increase blood ow to the stressed tissue. ere is a reduced capillary fragility and enhanced uterine tone due to the increased hypotensive blood ow.
St. John’s Wort Side Eects
e use of St. John’s Wort has been shown to demonstrate a side eect producing a photosensitivity. Hypericin is absorbed in the intestines and concentrates near the skin. An allergic reaction takes place when those with light fair skin are exposed sunlight. at exposure causes tissue damage and in some cases death has resulted. While taking St. John’s Wort one should avoid strong sunlight whether the skin is dark or light. ere is a photosensitizing substance produced under the skin by this exposure to sunlight that causes the skin to burn.
St. John’s Wort Uses
St. John’s Wort relieves pain, it has a sedative eect, and it is used for treatment of neuralgia, anxiety and nervous tension. It can be applied as liniment or poultice to relieve pain, for treatment over the spine for relief of nervous diseases that are related to the spine, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatic pains, as a lotion for pain relief, eases bruises.
 Among the uses for St. John’s Wort are a variety of conditions such as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and mental burnout.
 St. John’s Wort is used for control of viral infections, for reduction and control of tumor growths, both malignant and benign.
 St. John’s Wort is also known to be useful for pulmonary complaints, bladder trouble, suppression of urine, dysentery, worms and nervous depression.
 St. John’s Wort acts to dissolve and remove tumor and also boils. It calms the nerves and increases the ow of urine.
 It is an excellent blood cleanser and blood purier.
 St. John’s Wort is used to relieve phlegm obstructions in the chest and lungs. It is benecial with bronchitis and is known to eliminate all signs of the ailment.
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 It is known to be valuable for treating internal bleeding.
 St. John’s Wort is very good in chronic uterine problems and will correct irregular and painful menstruation.
 St. John’s Wort contains an alkaloid that is a heart and artery stimulant.
Tasks:
1. Dene the parts of speech.
Purify, purier, ailment, internal, painful, cleanser, especially, healthy, emotionally, exposure, inammation.
2. Give Russian equivalents to the following word combinations.
Disturbed people, stressed tissue, reduced fragility, enhanced uterine tone, increased blood ow, produced substances.
3. Make the sentences interrogative.
1. Our chemical labs are equipped with special apparatus.
2. e word «botany» is derived from the Greek word for a herb or a plant. 3. e Foxglove was introduced into London Pharmacopoeia in 1650. 4. Digitalis has been used by physicians for over 200 years to treat heart diseases. 5. Most drugs today are made by chemical processes. 6. e roots of Dandelion are used to make coee. 7. e patient was allowed to take this analgetic.
4. Scan the text above to pick out the sentences with Complex Subject and translate them.
5. Read and translate the sentences. Pay attention to the prepositions «because» and «because of».
1. Because of the diuretic properties celery and horseradish are recommended for arthritis suerers. 2. Common forms of antibiotic misuse include failure to take the entire prescribed course of the antibiotic, usually because the patient feels better.
3. e nal decision to ban uoroquinolones from use in poultry
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production was not made until 5 years later because of challenges from the food animal and pharmaceutical industries. 4. Digitalis is a heart stimulant because of its powerful action and it is specic for some types of heart diseases. 5. Anorexia, nausea and vomiting occur because of stimulation of the emetic center. 6. Treatment with the β-blockers must never be stopped quickly because of the rick of precipitating cardiac arrhythmias, which may be severe.
7. Inhalation is preferred because the drug is delivered directly to the target tissue.
6. Answer the questions to the text.
1. When and for what was St. John’s Wort used for the rst time
according to the legend?
2. What is St. John’s Wort especially good for in modern times?
3. It does not destroy the healthy tissues and healthy cells but it
cleans the dirt out of septic wounds, doesn’t it?
4. Where does it help to reduce the inammation?
5. When was the compound of Hypericin isolated from St. John’s
Wort?
6. What are St. John’s Wort side eects? What should one avoid
while taking it?
7. When is it used?
7. It is interesting to know Dene the word-building elements and translate the words.
Plant pathology = phytopathology studies plant diseases. Paleobotany studies fossi plants. Genetics studies bacteria. Mycology studies fungi. Algology studies algae. Bryology studies mosses. Agrostology studies grasses.
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8. Render it in English.
  
       –«» - ,    ­     . , ­,      ,    , ,  ­ .    ,     . ,   ­  ,    ­ .            ,    e  .

 –      .  ­      ,  ­    .   2-3          .
,   ,  ­ :  ,      ­ ,       50 .
           ­  ,   ,    ­   .
Lesson 20.
1. Read and translate words with the given suxes and prexes.
Calcareous, formerly, weakness, useful, unpleasant, truth, indigenous, merely, roundish, numerous, pinkish, antispasmodic, excitement, disorder, passivity, infusion, strengthen.
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Tasks:
2. Translate the sentences. Pay attention to tense-forms.
1. e leaves are usually the principle photosynthetic organs of the plant. 2. e aloe leaves contain a resinous juice in which there are several glycosides. 3. Plants derive inorganic nutrients from soil, water and atmosphere. 4. Plants that live only one year are called annuals. 5. Some side eects may be serious. 6. According to their length of the life the plans have been classied as annual, bi­ennial and perennial. 7. ere are four important dierent groups of plants.
3. Find the sentences in Passive.
1. e new properties of this plant have been discovered recently.
2. ese chemical substances can come from many dierent sourc­es: from plants or animals. 3. e poisonous nature of Foxglove leaves was well known and drug was recommended by Parkinson in 1640. 4. ey were making their experiment from 5 to. 5. Most of the herbs which the ancient physicians gave to their patients did not work. 6. About forty species of Salvia are recognized in Europe.
7. Eucalyptus oil is used chiey in the treatment of nose and throat diseases, malaria, and other fever.
4. Read and translate the sentences with Complex Subject.
1. Carbon is known to occur in two crystalline forms which dier strikingly in their properties. 2. e source of infection was sure to be the water from the nearest river. 3. Adonis vernalis appears to be about ten times as powerful as digitoxin. 4. In ancient times, no drug proved to be really eectivein reducing the pain and shock of operations. 5. Hormones were reportedto aect metabolism and the function of the cardiovascular system.
5. Dene the ing-forms in these sentences.
1. e owering stem is 2 to 2 1/2 feet high and whitish, being closely covered with ne silky hairs. 2. e essential oil of the herb is used as a worm-expeller, the spirituous extract being preferable to that distilled in water. 3. e leaves and owers are
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very bitter, with a characteristic odour, resembling that of thuja one.
4. Besides being strewn in chambers as Tusser recommended, it used to be laid among stus and furs to keep away moths and insects.
5. According to the Ancients, Wormwood counteracted the eects of poisoning by hemlock, toadstools and the biting of the sea-dragon.
6. e small, nearly globular owerheads are arranged in an erect, leafy panicle, the leaves of the ower-stalks being reduced to three, or even one linear segment, and the little owers themselves being pendulous and of a greenish-yellow tint. 7. When the drying process is completed, pack away at once in airtight boxes, as otherwise the herbs will absorb about 12 per cent moisture from the air.
6. Read and translate the sentences. Pay attention to the prepositions.
1. e importance of plants as a major source of therapeutic agents has assumed greater importance during the recent years because of the remarkable revival in the use of plants for healthcare in the last two decades throughout the world. 2. While there are plenty of books on medical plants on a general basis, this book focuses on trees having medicinal value. 3. No toxic eects due to overdose are noted since the molecule is well tolerated even at high doses.
4. Aer the skin has healed, Locacorten should be applied at least once daily fora further1-2 weeks in order to prevent any recurrence of the disease. 5. Captopril (Capoten) may be used in addition to diuretics (water pills) when one medication has not be found to control blood pressure or congestive heart failure satisfactorily.
7. Words and word combinations to be remembered.
alcareous –  garden escape –  ­ labiate –  palmate –  calyx –  stout – , 
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reticulate – , ­ veinlet –  bract – 
–  , 
whorl
sessile – ,   
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