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Excerpt from Some Constituents of the Poison Ivy Plant: Rhus Toxicodendron, DissertationThe author desires to avail himself of this opportunity to tender his thanks to those under whose guidance he has worked while a student at the Johns Hopkins University, namely to Professors Remsen, Morse, Jones, and Andrews, and to Doctors Acree and Tingle for instruction in lecture room and laboratory.He is especially indebted to Dr. S. F. Acree, at whose...

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Excerpt from Some Constituents of the Poison Ivy Plant: Rhus Toxicodendron, Dissertation The author desires to avail himself of this opportunity to tender his thanks to those under whose guidance he has worked while a student at the Johns Hopkins University, namely to Professors Remsen, Morse, Jones, and Andrews, and to Doctors Acree and Tingle for instruction in lecture room and laboratory. He is especially indebted to Dr. S. F. Acree, at w...

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