10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FEVERWORT»
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Botany of the United States North of Virginia: Comprising ...
Feverwort. (From the Greek rptis, three, and osreoi', a bone ; in allusion to its
three bony ' ) Calyx with the tube ovoid and the limb 5-parted ; lobes linear-
lanceolate, persistent. Corolla tubular, subequally 5-lobed, gibbous at base.
Stamens 5 ...
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Restoring the Tallgrass Prairie: An Illustrated Manual for ...
Eupatorium. perfoliatum. Boneset,. thoroughwort,. feverwort. Asteraceae. (
Compositae). (sunflower. family). Location: Wet meadows, marsh edges, fens,
prairie swales, open alluvium. Infrequent southeast but frequent elsewhere in
state.
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Medieval Science and Technology
FEVERWORT". Dioscorides: It is similar to origanum,36 one greater, another
smaller. It has relaxing powers with some roughness, and it purges the bowels
and brings forth black bile and causes menstruation and expels the embryo [that
is, ...
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CRC Handbook of Medicinal Spices
... FROST FLOWER, FROST MINT, MARYLAND DITTANY, MOUNTAIN DITTANY,
STONE MINT Synonyms — Cunila mariana L., Satureja origanoides L. Medicinal
Uses (Frost Mint) — Reportedly, dittany is called "feverwort" in Arkansas and is ...
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A Field Guide to Medicinal Plants and Herbs of Eastern and ...
FEVERWORT. COFFEE. PLANT. Root,leovM. Triostesun perfoliatum L. Hooey'
suekh Family Perennial; 2-4', ft. Leaves opposite; eonneeted MMM stem iper,
foliatei. Flowers greenish to dull purple, in leaf asils; 5 prominent sepals; May-
July.
Steven Foster, James A. Duke, 2000
Triosteum perfoliatum (Feverwort.) Gillenia tritoliata (Indian physic.) Gillenia
stipulacea (small flowered Indian physic.) His second number contains Magnolia
glauca (small magnolia) very like Michaux's plate. Liriodendron tulipfera (Tulip
tree.) ...
she asked. “That's feverwort. It cools and dispels fevers.” “I know something about
feverwort you don't know. You can dry the berries and roast them and they're as
good as coffee, almost.” She examined a smaller vial. “What's this?” “Henbane.
Samuel Hopkins Adams, 2013
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A Dictionary of English Synonymes and Synonymous or Parallel ...
Heat, flush, agitation, excitement. Feverroot, n. Feverwort, bastard ipecacuanha.
Feverwort, n. 1. Feverroot, bastard ipecacuanha. 2. Thoroughwort, boneset,
agueweed, Indian sage (Eupatorium perfoliatum). Few, a. Not many, small in
number, ...
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The New Healing Herbs: The Classic Guide to Nature's Best ...
GOOD FOR COLDS AND FLU Family: Compost tae; other members include
daisy, dandelion, and marigold Genus and species: Eupatorium perfoliaturn Also
known as: Feverwort, agueweed, and sweat plant Parts used: Leaves and
flowers A ...
The scent of wild black cherry, honeysuckle and feverwort. The fragrance was
soothing, comforting and she dismissed her hesitation. If Remy felt safe and
secure enough to sleep here then it was safe. She lifted the cup and took a
tentative sip.
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FEVERWORT»
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The Rare Plant That Tinkered with Lighthouse Plans
In addition to wild coffee, it has been called feverwort. Horse gentian is another alias, thought to arise from the coarseness of the plant. «The Vineyard Gazette - Martha's Vineyard News, Apr 15»
Future site of Gay Head Light is habitat for broad tinker's weed, a …
Sometimes called feverwort and wild coffee, the broad tinker's weed (Triosteum perfoliatum) grows naturally in savannahs and is a state-listed ... «The Vineyard Gazette - Martha's Vineyard News, Mar 15»
Gay Head Lighthouse move snags on endangered weed
Also known as feverwort or wild coffee, the plant produces bright orange berries that can be dried, roasted, and brewed as an alternative to ... «Martha's Vineyard Times, Mar 15»
A Street Artist Shows The Beauty And Power Of Weeds In Urban …
... over a previously neglected London nature preserve to celebrate Black Mustard, Common Nettle, Feverwort, and other untamed species. «Co.Create, May 14»
New 'phytology' garden opens on old wartime bombsite at Bethnal …
Some 32 species of plants usually regarded as weeds have been sown, such as Black Mustard, Nettle, Feverwort, Garlic, Marsh Mallow and ... «East London Advertiser, Apr 14»
Artists And Botanists Take Over Urban Nature Reserve In Bethnal …
Ranging from Black Mustard, Common Nettle and Feverwort, to Wild Garlic, Marsh Mallow and Sweet Woodruff, the plants have been selected ... «ArtLyst, Feb 14»
Teasel takes over where wildflowers grow
Known as agueweed, feverwort and sweating plant, it clearly played a role in fighting fevers. Crosswort, Indian sage, and thoroughwort imply a ... «Chicago Daily Herald, Aug 11»
