CO OZNACZA SŁOWO HELLEBORE
Hellebore
Powszechnie znany jako helebores / hɛlɨbɔərz /, członkowie rodzaju Helleborus składają się z około 20 gatunków roślin zielnych wieloletnich lub zielonych wieloletnich w rodzinnym Ranunculaceae, w ramach których nadano imię plemieniu Helleboreae. Nazwa naukowa Helleborus wywodzi się z greckiego nazwu H. allisis "helleboros"; "elein" do zranienia i "bora". Wiele gatunków jest trujący. Pomimo takich nazwisk jak "Boże Narodzenie Róża" czy "Róża Wielkanocna", heliowce nie są ściśle związane z rodziną róży.
Definicja słowa hellebore w słowniku
Definicja ciemiernika w słowniku jest dowolną z różnych roślin liściastych z gatunku N temperatycznego rodzaju Veratrum, szczególnie z albumu V., które mają zielonkawe kwiaty i alkaloidy plonu stosowane w leczeniu chorób serca.
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Hellebore & Rue: Tales of Queer Women and Magic
Here are stories of a greenmage reuniting with her former partner on one last mission in Connie Wilkin's "The Windskimmer"; a shaman calling on the power of the Medicine Buddha to fight demons in Jean Marie Ward's "Personal Demons"; and ...
JoSelle Vanderhooft, Catherine Lundoff,
2011
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Rodale's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs
Encyclopedia of Herbs VERY TOXIC DESCRIPTION American hellebore is a
stout, unbranched perennial with a leafy, hairy, cylindrical stem. The flowers are
borne at the top of the plant. Flowers: Develop on terminal panicle, up to 2 ft. long
; ...
Claire Kowalchik, William H. Hylton,
1998
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Hellebore: A Novel of Reconstruction : ...
A Novel of Reconstruction : Bushwhackers--carpetbaggers & Scalawags William
F. Kaiser. A NOVEL BY WILLIAM F. KAISER Hellebore is the story of the feud'n,
fight'n and fuss'n that tore up the people of Appalachia after the American Civil ...
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International Poisonous Plants Checklist: An Evidence-Based ...
Rottinghaus D, Kurta D, Krenzelok EP, et al. (2003) Pontine stroke after acute
hellebore poisoning. J Toxicol Clin Toxicol 41(5):721. Seeliger J (1956-1957)
Über eine seltene Vergiftung mit weißer Nieswurz. Arch Toxikol 16(1):16-18.
Sieben P ...
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The Organic Gardener's Handbook of Natural Insect and ...
contain highly poisonous alkaloids with insecticidal properties. Harvested and
dried, the powdered roots of these lily like plants yield an insecticide that poisons
chewing insects. Protection Offered: False hellebore controls garden insects with
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Barbara W. Ellis, Fern Marshall Bradley, Helen Atthowe,
1996
I've never picked the flowers of the Corsican hellebore because I like them so
well where they are, but I can easily imagine how good they would look in a coral
pink vase or one of fine old blue porcelain. I don't grow Corsican hellebores ...
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The Lesser Writings of Samuel Hahnemann
not till after the lapse of a considerable time, and after the black hellebore had
long been in use that the original hellebore could and did receive the addition of
Aiwr.1 17. Another proof of the greater antiquity of the (white) hellebore is, that in
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Samuel Hahnemann, Robert Ellis Dudgeon,
1852
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Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, ...
TROLLIUS, or Globe-ranunculus. Two species ; viz. Asia. europceus, asiaticus.
Europe, 1088. IsoPYRUM. Three species ; viz. fumarioides, thalictroides, aqui-
legioides. Siberia, Alps of Austria, Italy. 1089. HELLF.BORUS, or Black Hellebore
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Compound Black Hellebore Pills. It. Powdered black hellebore, fifteen grains.
Calomel, five grains. Powdered ipecacuanha, three grains. Syrup of ginger,
sufficient. Mil, and make four pills. Two to be taken every tour hours, in dropsy, till
full ...
Robert Eglesfeld Griffith,
1866
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A History of Medicine: Roman medicine
Then the physician would use the king of remedies, the powerful one, hellebore:
But if, after repeated attacks and repeated treatments and strengthening of the
body, it is found that the disease does not yield but still persists, have the patient
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WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «HELLEBORE»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
hellebore w wiadomościach.
Savvy shopper: Chase away the winter blues with a rosy look
Not content with vapid hot-house varieties or even the "winter rose" as the Hellebore is often referred, they seek to create year-round floral ... «WA today, Lip 15»
Eggshells, coffee grounds, tea bags good for garden
If you prefer spring flowers, the perennial Hellebore orientalis flowers give pleasure for many months. Buds pop up in late January, followed by ... «Delta-Optimist, Lip 15»
Old Altar Boys at Mass: A Bold Witness
In the depths of winter, he brings promise with witch hazel and hellebore, and spring delivers the deep purple crocuses and irises so eloquent ... «Patheos, Lip 15»
Sweet gardener, sweet garden
A hellebore or winter rose is delicate with its yellow-green stamen pure white petals and traces of pink. Clumps of parsley sit at the entrance to ... «Taranaki Daily News, Lip 15»
Give soil some added life
The hellebore leaves are evergreen all year until late winter when they should be cut back to make way for next year's growth and flowers. «Tri-Cities Now, Lip 15»
A summertime Q & A from readers
A. If you must divide or move your hellebore, do so in the spring or fall, when the weather is cool. Mature hellebores are large, heavy plants with ... «Niagara Falls Review, Lip 15»
EDDIE SEAGLE: Pruning by deer a problem for many
Works well with hellebore, columbine and perennial geranium. #Kniphofia spp. (red-hot poker): Reaching a height of 5 feet and a spread of 2 ... «The Albany Herald, Lip 15»
Great Gardening by Sally Cunningham
Similarly, Grandpa's moss roses, Mrs. Martin's alliums, and Aunt Peg's hellebore that is not nearly as nice as newer cultivars. Sometimes a plant ... «Buffalo News, Lip 15»
Five things the ancient Greeks can teach us about medicine today
Others used very dangerous materials such as hellebore. However, drugs weren't the starting point of ancient medicine. First came diet, in the ... «The Conversation UK, Cze 15»
Shade Gardens
Perennials for the shade garden: Fern, hosta, heuchera, astilbe, foam flower, hardy begonia, creeping jenny, trout lily, wild geranium, hellebore, pachysandra, ... «Columbiametro, Cze 15»