====== AILANTHUS GLANDULOSA ======

^ Standard name | Ailanthus glandulosa |
^ Other names | |
^ Standard abbr. | Ail. |
^ Other abbr. | |
^ Scientific name | //Ailanthus altissima// (P. Mill.) Swingle |
^ Other scientific names | //Ailanthus glandulosa// Desf. |
^ Common names | tree of heaven; ailanthus; copal tree; chinese sumach  |
^ Substance description | Tincture from the fresh young shoots, leaves and flowers. <sup>Allen, T.F.</sup> Tincture from the flowers beginning to open. <sup>Allen, T.F.</sup> Tincture is prepared from equal parts of the fresh shoots, leaves, blossoms and the young bark. <sup>Blackwood, A.</sup> |
^ Distinctness | VARIANTS ( 1. fresh young shoots, leaves and flowers; 2. flowers beginning to open; 3. fresh shoots, leaves, blossoms and the young bark ) | 
^ Classification | Organism -- Plantae -- Magnoliophyta -- Magnoliopsida -- Sapindales -- Simaroubaceae -- Ailanthus |
===== Provings =====

===== Materia medica =====
[[en:mm:hering:ailanthus-glandulosa-r268|Hering, C: The Guiding Symptoms of Our Materia Medica]] \\

===== Notes =====
All standard homeopathic remedy names are listed in the [[en:rem:start|Official Remedy Name List]]. 
[[en:rem:extended|Extended Remedy Name List]] includes all known naming variations (homeopathic names only).
The [[en:rem:complete|Complete Remedy Name List]] includes all homeopathic names and all common names. This page is a part of ongoing [[en:homeorem|Project Remedies]].