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Stylonychia: Wonderful World of Ciliates Oil-Dwelling Microbes: Bacteria, Yeast & Mold Xanthan Gum &

Lye (NaOH): Caustic Soda for Soap & Glass Writing in Letters of Gold: Ancient Alchemy Xanthan Gum & Plant

Guar Gum: Unique Qualities for Art & Crafts Caput Mortuum: Dead Head Purple Pigment 11 Favorite Drawing

Digestion & Horse Manure: Alchemy Process Secrets of Elemental Carbon Xanthan Gum & Plant Blight: Xanthomonas

Colorado, Wyoming & Nebraska, a jackrabbit with antlers Al-Mi'raj - one-horned hare or unicorn rabbit in Arabian Irrwurz or Mad Root: German Folklore Sun Goddesses of World Mythology Al-Mi'raj: Unicorn Hare of Arab

Lactic Acid Bacteria: Team Players of Fermentation Binary Fission: Speedy Microbe Reproduction Xanthan Gum

Medieval Arab alchemists study and expand upon the Greek model. Arab alchemists are among the first to propose metals age for "thousands of years" progressing from lead

Cornstarch: Cuisine, Beauty, Cleaning Uses Potash: Agriculture, Plant & Garden Health Xanthan Gum & Plant

Mother of Vinegar & Microbial Life in a Bottle Secrets of Xanthan Gum for Artists & Chefs Sugar Beets

It comes from the Arabic ﺍﻟﻮﺛﻞ ( alwthl ) meaning "the first one", a specialized pot designed for the The Liber de aluminibus et salibus (Book of Alums and Salts), a Latin treatise translated from Arabic

Women Scientists of the Ancient World   Milk into Cheese: Lactic Acid Bacteria (LAB) Xanthan Gum & Plant

Medieval Islamic alchemists and philosophers help preserve many writings through translation into Arabic many works are preserved by Arabic or Syriac translation He writes the oldest known books on alchemy, Parts survive in original Greek and in translations to Syriac or Arabic.