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Chemical Dictionary
of Economic Plants
Pellitory of the Wall Parietaria judaica (=P. officinalis) (Urticaceae). 138 Medicinal
plant. Contains calcium oxalate and condensed tannin. The flavonoids present
are the 3-glycosides of kaempferol, quercetin and isorhamnetin. The presence of
...
Jeffrey B. Harborne, Herbert Baxter, 2001
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Dictionary
of Plant Lore
D.C. Watts. Pearly Immortelle 290 Pellitory-of-the-Wall was bound for ever (
Grigson. 1955), and, under the right knee of a woman in childbed, it soothes her
mind and protects her child and herself from the fairies (J G Campbell. 1902).
PEARLY ...
_ Ill. The first, or Our Common, or Greater Pellitory of the Wall. Its Root. is
somewhat long, with many small Fibres adjoined thereto, of a dark reddi/h color,
and abides all the Winter (althffl the Stalks with their Leaves peri/h) and springs
up again ...
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Botanical Medicine: A European Professional Perspective
It is also used for obesity and edema associated with obesity. PELLITORY OF
THE WALL (Parietaria officinalis): Wood yang, Water yang. Diuretic (salidiuretic,
azoturic), emollient. Pellitory-of-the-wall is used for stones, both biliary and
urinary.
Dan Kenner, Yves Requena, 2001
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'Six Hundred Miseries':
The Seventeenth Century Womb : Book ...
Oriss Parsley Peach kernel Pellitory-of- the-wall Pepper The dried root of the
Florentine iris (Iris germanica) smells of violets and was used in perfumes.
Several parsleys were known to the herbalists. Garden parsley (Petroselinum
crispum) ...
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FAMILY HERBAL Comprising a Description and
The Medical Virtues
PELLITORY OF THE WALL. Description. — Parietaria Officinalis. — This plant is
generally known where there are any old walls or ancient ruins. It rises with
brownish, tender, weak, and almost transparent stalks, two feet high, upon which
...
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Culpeper's complete herbal
Marsh-mallows, Mallows, Beets, Mercury, Pellitory of the Wall, Violet Leaves, The
five Capillary Herbs. Maidenhair, Wall Rue, Cctrach, Hart's- tongue, Potitricum.
The four cordial Flowers. Borrage, Bu gloss, Roses, Violets. The four greater hot ...
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Culpeper's English Physician and Compelete Herbal: To which ...
Opening, as endive, garlic, mallows, marstimallows, onions, pellitory of the wall,
succory, and wormwood. 4. Binding, as amomum, agnus castus, cypress,
cinquefoil, comfrey, bawm, fleawort, horsetail, ivy, knotgrass, bay, melilot, myrtles,
oak, ...
Nicholas Culpeper, Ebenezer Sibly, 1802
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What's
the Alternative?: Orthodox and Complementary Remedies ...
... are vital to prevention of kidney stones. If you can, get your magnesium as '
magnesium citrate'. In western herbalism, a herbal tea of gravel root and pellitory-
of-the-wall is used to reduce stone formation. Ayurvedic physicians have long
used ...
Malcolm Clark, Terry Robson, 2005
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The New and Complete American Encyclopedia: Or, Universal ...
Such particularly are the roots of althxa, dog's grafs, asparagus, sago pellitory of
the wall, mallows, pivnpinella, red chick-pease, peach-kernels, turpentine, &c.
Nephritic Stone. See Jade Stone. Nkphritic Wood (lignum nephriticum ) a wood of
a ...
2 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «PELLITORY-OF-THE-WALL» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
pellitory-of-the-wall im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
SF 'nanoclimates' create gardening challenges
For Moyer, the plant pellitory-of-the-wall is Potrero Hills stickyweed. Obnoxious as it is, pellitory has one redeeming quality: It's the larval host ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Jul 12»
Weeds by Richard Mabey and The Butterfly Isles by Patrick Barkham …
In this context, Mabey's weeds – spiny restharrow, pellitory-of-the-wall or Martin's ramping fumitory – are playing a typically ambivalent role. «Telegraph.co.uk, Okt 10»
