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See on āntrikajvara: A.K. Avasthī (1996); A.B. Talāviyā (1996). 326 Identified as dengue in the commentary. 327 Cerebrospinal fever according to the commentary. 328 Influenza according to the commentary. 329 Pneumonia according to the commentary; it is also called dāruṇaparśukārti (jvara 68), phusphusadāha (jvara 57), and uraḥpradāha (jvara 56). 330 Aloe barbadensis Mill. (Daljit Simha, 1974: II, 279–281). 331 See Abhinavanighaṇṭu 19, nr. 63: ālū bukhārā. H.M. Said (1970): 2 (alu bokhara): Prunus domestica Linn. subsp. insititia Linn.; compare S.S.R. Bennet: var. insititia (Linn.) Bailey. Daljit Simha (1974): II, 62–63 (ālūbokhārā): Prunus domestica Linn. Compare WIRM VIII, 269: P. domestica Linn. subsp. insititia Bailey; the plum known in India as alubukhara is considered by some to belong to P. salicina Lindl., whereas others, being of the opinion that it deserves a separate specific rank, designate it as P. bokhariensis (Royle) Schneid. 332 The same as raktamarica, i.e., chilli, Capsicum annuum Linn. var. acuminatum Fingh. See on Capsicum annuum and its varieties: WIRM III, rev. ed., 218–263. Daljit Simha (1974: II: 581–582): C. frutescens Linn. 333 Dryobalanops aromatica Gaertn.f.; this tree is the source of Borneo camphor. 334 Compare Abhinavanighaṇṭu 99, nr. 348: cākasū. H.M. Said (1970): 111 (chaksu): Cassia absus Linn. Daljit Simha (1974): II, 293 (cākasū): idem. 335 Called nakachimkan in the vernacular according to the commentary, i.e., Centipeda minima (Linn.) A.Br.