ABABAYA
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papayo carica papaya
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Ababol (Poppy)
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ABARRAZ (ALBARRAZ)
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ABET (FIR)
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ABETE (FIR)
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Abies alba (FIR)
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Ablan (hazelnuts)
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Abreojos
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gatuñaononis spinosa
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Habitat: quite common in cultivated fields and dry prairies of all Europe. Naturalized in America. Description: perennial plant of the family of leg ...
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ABREPUNO
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cardenchadipsacus fullonum
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For many centuries, humanity has used the prongs of this thistle for carded wool. Hence it is his name. Although at present this task is accomplishe ...
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ABRIÜLL (Gatun)
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Abrojo
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ABRÓTANO
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ABROTANO MALE
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ABRÓTANO MALE
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ABRULL (Abrojo)
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ABSINTIO
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ABUTA
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cissampelos pareira
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Common names: ABUTA, Abutu, Barbasco, Imchich of Masha, Butuan, pareira False, pareira, Aristoloche Lobe, Bejuco De Raton, Feuille Coeur, Liane Patt ...
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ABUTILON
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abutilon vitifolium
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Other names: Abutilon, marshmallow of the Indies Family: Malvaceae. Source: Chile Part used medicinally: The leaves Therapeutic benefits: In the ...
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ACACIA
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robinia pseudoacacia
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Castilian: acacia, Acacia White, Acacia Espinosa, Robinia Catalan: Acacia French: acacia English: acacia, Egyptian thorn, bambolam, babul, mimosa Ita ...
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ACACIA ESPINOSA
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acacia falsa robinia pseudoacacia
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The false acacia was introduced in Europe in the year 1601 by Jean Robin, gardener of the king of France. Hence its scientific name and one of the v ...
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ACACIA FALSE
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robinia pseudoacacia
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The false acacia was introduced in Europe in the year 1601 by Jean Robin, gardener of the king of France. Hence its scientific name and one of the v ...
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ACACIA WHITE
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acacia falsa robinia pseudoacacia
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The false acacia was introduced in Europe in the year 1601 by Jean Robin, gardener of the king of France. Hence its scientific name and one of the v ...
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ACAFRESNA
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serval silvestre sorbus aucuparia
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Notable for its striking results, which are a delight for the birds. In some cities like ornamental. It is an elegant tree and longevity: live more ...
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ACANTA (ACANTO)
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Acanthus
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ACANTHUS mollis (ACANTO)
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ACANTO
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ACEBO
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ACEDEIRA (sorrel)
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Acedera
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Acedera Vejic
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romaza rumex patientia
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It belongs to the same gender that Barbels botanical de Vaca (Rumex Crispus) of properties very similar, and that the sorrel, which differs by not h ...
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ACEDILLA (sorrel)
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ACELGA
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acelgabeta vulgaris
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The result is quite right, quite fleshy and cylindrical in shape. One grows up in the orchards around the country, is widely used in food. Its origi ...
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Acerola
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crataegus azarolus l.
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Used Part The fruits. Active Principles Abundant dihidroascórbico and ascorbic acid, vitamin A, thiamin, riboflavin, niacin and minerals in the frui ...
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Achillea millefolium (Yarrow)
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ACHIOTE
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ACIANO
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Aconite
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Aconite (aconite)
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ACÓNITO
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Aconitum napellus (Aconite)
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ACOR
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cálamo aromático acorus calamus
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Plant from Asia, was introduced in Europe in the thirteenth century by the Tartars. Its aroma is very pleasant and reminded of the mandarin, but its ...
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ACOR BASTARD
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ris pseudoacorus
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Family: Iidáceas. Description: Plant the rhizomes horizontally with large, highly branched, upright stems from departing and smooth, leaves ensiforme ...
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ACOR Gramineae
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acorus gramineus
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Castilian: agreed grass English: grass leaved sweet flag Chinese: sichangpu Type: semi-evergreen plant Leaves: long and arranged in bundles of up to ...
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ACORUS CALAMUS
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Actaea spicata (black cohosh)
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ACTE
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yezgosambucus ebolus
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The berries of yezgo are toxic, and agrees to differentiate them from those of the elder. Both plants belong to the same botanical family, and have ...
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ACTIVATED CARBON
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ADELFA
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Adiantum CAPILLUS-veneris
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adiantum capillus-veneris l.
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Other names: Castilian: Culantrillo Well, adianto, cilantrillo, culantrillo Montpellier, culantrillo, capilera, arañuela. Portuguese: adianto, Avenç ...
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ADONIS
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Adonis vernalis
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adonis vernalis
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It is a plant easy to recognize once you have seen, although there are closely related species that can be confused with the original. The plant bloo ...
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Adonis vernalis (ADONIS VERNAL)
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ADUNA (WHEAT)
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Aesculus hippocastanum (Horse Chestnut)
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AGAR AGAR
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gelidium
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AGAR WHITE
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agárico blancopolyporus officinalis
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The vegetative part of this fungus develops in the cedars and larches. It may take several years to achieve their full development and until you see ...
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AGARO Yesquero (HONG Yesquero)
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AGAVE
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agave americana
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It was known more than 150 species of agave, very similar in appearance and its properties, scattered throughout Mexico and Central America who were ...
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AGAVE
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agave americana
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Other Names: Azaba, Cabuya, Calamaco, Caraguatá, chaguar, Champage Blue Chuchau, Cocu, CUCUISA, Henequen, Mezcal, Penca, Pita It was known more than ...
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AGRACEJO
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AGRACILLO (barberry)
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AGRAM PRIM (GRAMA of the shops)
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AGRAZ
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grosellero espinosoribes uva crispa
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It is highly appreciated in the countries of northern Europe, and cultivated varieties have been obtained that produce large and tasty fruit. They a ...
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AGRELL (sorrel)
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Agrifolia (HOLLY)
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Agrimonia
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Agrimony
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Agrimony (Agrimonia)
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AGRIPALMA
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Agropyron repens (GRAMA of the shops)
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Agrostemma githago (Nigella)
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AGUILERA (Aquilegia)
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AHUEHUETE
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taxodium mucronatum
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Taxodium mucronatum Ten. Fam. 'I'axodiaceae Large and leafy tree measuring between 20 and 30 meters in height, which is the crust coffee and glossy g ...
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AIHEN (Clematis)
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AILANTUS
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ailanthus altissima
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Simarubáceas family. Description: Tree bark greyish, up to 20 m in height with whitish lenticelas. The leaves are imparipinnadas and have up to 12 le ...
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AISTRIKA (Verbena)
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AITZ-DEDARR (oregano)
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AJENUS
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ajenuz nigella sativa
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Annual plant that can measure some thirty centimeters in height, meaning that their size is small. It has few ramifications, and not a lot of hairs. ...
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AJENUZ
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ajenuz nigella sativa
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Annual plant that can measure some thirty centimeters in height, meaning that their size is small. It has few ramifications, and not a lot of hairs. ...
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AJONJERA
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angélica angelica archangelica
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Is a typical northern plant. In Greenland form large areas, and its inhabitants used extensively since ancient times. Not being Mediterranean plant, ...
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AJONJOLÍ
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sésamosesamum indicum l.
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It is an oleaginous plant cultivated since ancient times. In Mesopotamia, in India, Egypt, China and Greece, their seeds are highly prized as a cond ...
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AJORIZO
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ajenjo artemisia absinthium
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Plant by the ancient Greeks dedicated to Artemis (Diana to the Romans), goddess of fertility. No doubt that this influenced their remarkable effect ...
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Ajuga REPTANS
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ajuga reptans
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Labiadas family. Description: Perennial plant, estolonífera, tomentosa, about 30 cm. tall. The rhizome is short, with many runners that start from ...
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Ajuga reptans (Bugula)
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Al Hoceima
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alhucema lavandula latifolia
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In any case, the Alhucema is unlike any other species by the stem and high-Ramos and the broad leaves and whitish. In addition, the aroma that dismis ...
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ALA (Elecampane)
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ALACRANERA
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alacranera coronilla scorpioides
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This is an annual herb curious and entirely hairless, upright, usually no more than two spans tall. The leaves (except those below) are composed of ...
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ALADIERNA
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aladierna rhamnus alaternus
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The aladierno is a large shrub that can reach up to 3 meters in height. It stays green all year, with the leaves scattered. Its small white flowers a ...
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ALADIERNA
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ALAMO
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ALAMO BLACK
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alamo negro populus nigra
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The flowers of poplar are dioecious, meaning that it has male and female flowers, being grouped into two amentos that open in early spring, before t ...
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ALÁRGAMA (ALHARMA)
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ALASFLOR (safflower)
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ALBAHAQUILLA LOCA
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parietariaparietaria officinalis
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HABITAT: grows between the cracks of rocks and the walls. Spread throughout Europe and dry regions of South America. Description: perennial plant of ...
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ALBARICOQUERO
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ALBARRAZ
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albarraz delphinium staphisagria
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The albarraz is an annual plant, steep and rugged, often reaching one meter in height. Its stem is always right; their leaves, of considerable size, ...
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ALBERCOQUER (APRICOT)
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ALBERCOQUERO (APRICOT)
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ALBOHEZA
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malva malva silvestris
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This plant, a symbol of calm and gentleness, and was used by the Greeks over two millennia. Hippocrates recommended it as an emollient and laxative ...
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ALBOLBA (fenugreek)
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ALBORNIO
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madroño arbutus unedo
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It was already known by Dioscorides in the first century AD and by the Roman naturalist Pliny, who seems that he said, referring to him: "edo Unum" ...
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ALBOROCERA
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madroño arbutus unedo
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It was already known by Dioscorides in the first century AD and by the Roman naturalist Pliny, who seems that he said, referring to him: "edo Unum" ...
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ALBORTUSAI (RUE)
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ALCACHOFERA
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ALCAÇUZ (licorice)
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ALCANFORERO
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alcanforero cinnamomum camphora
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The alcanforero is a millennial tree belonging to the family of Lauraceae. The most elderly of this beautiful tree could be measured more 40 m. tall ...
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ALCAPARRERA (CAPER)
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ALCARAVIA (CARAWAY)
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ALCARCHOFA (artichoke)
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ALCARXOFA (artichoke)
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ALCAULERA (artichoke)
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Alchemilla ARVENSE
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Alchemilla vulgaris (lady's mantle)
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ALCHERVA
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ricino ricinus communis
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Diosgórides, in the first century AD, already knew the laxative properties of castor oil, but until the eighteenth century did not begin to use in E ...
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Alecrim (ROMERO)
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ALFÁBREGA (BASIL)
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ALFALFA
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ALFALFA (spiny dogfish, ALFALFA)
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ALFALS (spiny dogfish, ALFALFA)
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Alfarrobeira (carob)
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Alfes (NUT)
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ALFORVA (fenugreek)
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ALGA ARAMA
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eisenia arborea
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Often used in soups and salads. It is rich in calcium, phosphorus and other minerals. Traditional medicine recommends taking baths with algae because ...
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ALGA FUCUS
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fucus vesiculosus l
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Sargazo VEJIGOSO (Fucus vesiculosus L.) English: Be ware; Bladder fucus. French: Fucus vésiculeux. Family: of the Fucáceas. Directions: Scrofulosorum ...
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ALGA ITZIKI
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iziki fusiforme
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It is used in baked and mixed with vegetables. It has a high content of iron, calcium and carotene or pro-vitamin A. Recommended for children and pr ...
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ALGA kombu
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laminaria ochroleuca
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ALGA OF glassmaker
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alga de vidrierosposidonia oceanica
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It is an aquatic plant that is united and strong strain hard to the seabed by some strong roots and strong. The branches are very short, unlike the ...
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ALGA spaghetti
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himanthalia elongata
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Regulates cholesterol, active defenses, purified and rejuvenates the body. Very rich in mineral salts (high iron content), protein and fiber. ...
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ALGA spirulina
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spirulina maxima
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Used Part The algae complete. Active Principles Exceptionally rich in protein (60-70%), amino acid (tryptophan), vitamins, essential fatty acids (ga ...
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ALGA wakame
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undaria pinnatifida
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It is used for soup, to accompany meals of fish or chicken, raw in salad or boiled rice. The wakame powder is used as a condiment for rice or vegeta ...
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ALGARROBERO (carob)
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ALGARROBO
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ALGARROBO BLACK
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propopis nigra
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ALGARROBO OF THE ANTILLES
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hymenaea courbaril
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In Central and South America called carob tree grows in the Antilles. His bark secretes the copal, similar resinous substance to, which is used as p ...
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ALGARROBO Orinoco
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algarrobo de las antillas hymenaea courbaril
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In Central and South America called carob tree grows in the Antilles. His bark secretes the copal, similar resinous substance to, which is used as p ...
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Algaze (SEAWEED glaziers)
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ALHARMA
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alharma peganum harmala
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The alharma blooms from the month of April in the south and slightly later in the Ebro basin in central Spain. This is often prolong bloom throughout ...
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Alho (garlic)
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ALIAGUETA (PENDEJO)
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ALIARIA
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alliaria officinalis
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It has an aroma similar to garlic, and shared with him some of his noble virtues. It is recommended to use the fresh plant, shortly after it was tor ...
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ALICABI
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alquequenjephysalis alkekengi
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The red berries of alquequenje are an exquisite taste of bittersweet, and is one that keeps in candy or vinegar. In some places it is done fermentin ...
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ALICACABÍ (ground cherries)
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ALIPO (HEAD OF FRIAR)
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ALISA
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alnus glutinosa
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The authors of classical antiquity were unaware of the many medicinal properties of alder. Who first wrote about them was St. Hildegard, German Bene ...
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ALISA BLACK
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aliso alnus glutinosa
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The authors of classical antiquity were unaware of the many medicinal properties of alder. Who first wrote about them was St. Hildegard, German Bene ...
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ALISA RED
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alnus rubra
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In North America it is more common to find that red alder alder common. Both species are very similar from a botanist, and their medicinal propertie ...
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Alisma
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Alisma Plantago-aquatica (Alisma)
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ALL (AJO)
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ALM (ELM)
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ALMENDRO
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ALMENDRO AMIG
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prunus amygdalus
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Family: Rosaceae. Description: highly branched tree, up to 10 m in height, with the bark open, flaky, grayish color. Ramifications carrying green lea ...
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ALMENDRO FLORIDA
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prunos triloba lindl.
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Family: Rosaceae Place of Origin: China. Etymology: Prunus, Latin name of the wild plum. Triloba, from the Latin trilobus-a-um, with three lobes, ref ...
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ALMEZ
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almez celtis australis
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The tree is a very almez longevity (there are copies of more than 600 years) and height over 20 meters, with the ashen color of bark and branches fle ...
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ALMOND
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ALMOST purgative
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cañafístula cassia fistula
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This tree embellishes the tropical regions of America. In Mexico abounds in the region of Tierra Caliente, from Morelos and Guerrero to Tabasco and ...
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ALMUDELA (ELM)
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ALNO (ALIS)
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Alnus glutinosa (ALIS)
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ALOE
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ALOE Sabil
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aloe vera, aloe barbadensis
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ALOE VERA
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aloe vera
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For dermatological problems, ezcemas, psoriasis, dermatitis and skin allergies. Use: It swallowed the pulp or juice of aloe. By outsourcing, the pulp ...
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ALQUEMILA
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Alquequenje
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physalis alkekengi
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The red berries of alquequenje are an exquisite taste of bittersweet, and is one that keeps in candy or vinegar. In some places it is done fermentin ...
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ALQUIMILA ALPINA
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alquimila alpina alchemilla alpina
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The alquimila Alpine is a herbaceous plant that belongs to the family of pinkish. Its leaves are heading in several segments, usually 5 or 7, reachin ...
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ALQUIMILA arvense
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alquimila arvense aphanes arvensis
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The alquimila arvense is a herbaceous plant belonging to the family of pinkish. This is an annual plant of low altitude, at most an inch of height. T ...
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ALSINA
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alsine stellaria media
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It is an annual or biennial plant that can be measured thirty centimeters. The stem is not strong enough to keep it upright, so it is normally found ...
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ALTOVERDE
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maízzea mays l.
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ALUCEMA
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lavandula latifolia medicus
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Used Part The flowering tops Active Principles Essential oil (1%), rich in oil and monoterpenes p-cymene, alcohols, esters and acids (l-linalol, d-b ...
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AMACEY
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copaibacopaitera officinalis
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AMAPOLA CALIFORNIAN
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eschoscholtzia californica)
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Used Part Sumidades the air. Active Principles Alkaloids: alocriptopina, quelidonina, protopina, berberina, californidina, queleritrina, quelilutin ...
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AMARANTH
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amaranthus hypochondriacus l
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Castilian: Amaranth, amaranth. English: Amarath, prince's feather Common Name: Feather Prince The plant prefers light and requires moist soil. Man ...
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AMARGÓN
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achicoria cichorium intybus
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AMARGOSO
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serval silvestre sorbus aucuparia
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Notable for its striking results, which are a delight for the birds. In some cities like ornamental. It is an elegant tree and longevity: live more ...
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AMARRUBIA
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fresalfragaria vesca
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AMEO
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biznagaammi visnaga
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AMERICAN Gingseng
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panax quinquefolius
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Used parts and where it grows: As its closest cousin, Asian ginseng (Panax ginseng), is the root of American ginseng which is used medicinally. The p ...
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AMERICAN LITOSPERMO
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lithospermum ruderale
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AMERICAN MANDRAGORA
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podófilopodophyllum peltatum
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AMERICAN POLE
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hedeoma pulegioides
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AMERICAN ROOT
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cúrcuma curcuma longa
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AMI
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biznagaammi visnaga
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AMOR SECO
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bidens pilosa
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Bidens pilosa Family: Asteraceae Common names: Pica Preto, Amor Seco, Aceitilla, Cadillo, Chilca, Pacunga, Pirc, Cuambu, Carrapicho, Erva Pica, Pin ...
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ANAMU
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petiberia alliacea
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Castilian: ANAMU, Apacin, Apacina, Apazote French: Verveine puant. English: Garlic sented Petiveria. Common names: ANAMU, Apacin, Apacina, Apazote ...
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ANAN
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Pineapples Ananas comosus Merr. Properties The stem of Pineapples are rich in enzymes, the most important being the bromelaína, used in herbal medic ...
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Ananas sativus (pineapple)
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ANANAS COMOSUS MERR.
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Pineapples Ananas comosus Merr. Properties The stem of Pineapples are rich in enzymes, the most important being the bromelaína, used in herbal medic ...
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Anan-PNAS
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ANANAS COMOSUS MERR.
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Pineapples Ananas comosus Merr. Properties The stem of Pineapples are rich in enzymes, the most important being the bromelaína, used in herbal medic ...
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ANAPELO (Aconite)
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ANASTASIA
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tanaceto tanacetum vulgare
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ANCHUSA azurea
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ANDROSENO
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androseno hypericum androsaemum
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The androsemo is a plant that is dry during the winter and bloom again in spring. Usually measured two to four spans, and presents some large sheets ...
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ANEMONE
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anemone vulgaris
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ANGELICA
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ANGELICA SYLVESTER
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angelica sylvestr/s
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Family: Umbelíferas. Description Of Greek Anghel, angel, for their medicinal properties. Herbaceous plant up to 3 m. Height equipped with a large roo ...
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ANILLADA MINOR
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ipecacuana cephaelis ipecacuanha
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In 1912 they discovered the active ingredients of ipecac, and since then is part of numerous pharmaceutical preparations. Habitat: original hot and ...
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ANISE
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anise
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ANISE OF CHINA
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anís estrellado illicium verum
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The star anise tree reminds the laurel, for its beautiful demeanor, and the magnolia, for its decorative flowers. All it comes off a very pleasant a ...
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ANISILLO
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cilantro coriandrum sativum
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Although this is one of the medicinal plants used for over time, because it was already in common use among the Assyrians and the Egyptians, cilantr ...
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guanábano annona muricata
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The fruit of this tree, known mainly as soursop, which comes despite up to two kilos, contains an off-white pulp of pleasing flavor, similar to the ...
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Antennaria dioica (cat feet)
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ANUBE
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fresalfragaria vesca
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apocynum cannabinum l
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AQUATIC ANAGALIDE
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anagálide acuática veronica anagallis
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The ANAGALIDE aquatic plant is a perennial that typically measure 10 to 30 cm in height, the stems grow flush with the ground so it rises slightly. F ...
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AQUATIC FELANDRIO
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phellandrum acuaticum
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Directions: anti-catarrhal cough and purulent accumulations affections of the bronchi and lungs. Against whooping cough, tuberculosis additional reme ...
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AQUILEA (Yarrow)
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Aquilegia
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aguileña aquilegia vulgaris
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ravines and meadows. We can find it on the north side of the Iberian Peninsula. In the south it is more difficult to find, though not impossible. Th ...
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Arabi (blueberry)
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ARACEJO
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berberis vulgaris l
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Castilian: Agracejo, agracillo, agrito, acetín, agrazón, cruet (vinegreto in Provence), Berberis, berberiles, barberry, alarguiz, alarguez, alguese, ...
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Araz
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guayabo psidium guajaba
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It is a very aromatic tree, which was cultivated by native Mexicans before the arrival of the Spanish. The guava fruit is one of the richest in vita ...
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ARCE MINOR
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acer campestre
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Aceráceas family. Description This tree can reach or even exceed 15 m, although often takes the form of bush, with the rough bark. The leaves have lo ...
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Arctostaphylos uva-URSII (bearberry)
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Arganzón
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grosellero espinosoribes uva crispa
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It is highly appreciated in the countries of northern Europe, and cultivated varieties have been obtained that produce large and tasty fruit. They a ...
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aristolochia
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aristoloquia bética aristolochia baetica
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The leaves erupt around the stem, are so acorazonada and remain green throughout the year. The stems are not upright but are twists and grow in any d ...
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aristoloquia redonda aristolochia rotunda
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The most characteristic of this plant is located below ground: this is a large tuber rounded the starting small rootlets. One grows near hedgerows, s ...
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armuelleatriplex hortense
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The Armuelles is an annual herbaceous plant that can grow up to 2 meters if the Mima much. The stems and branches are straight and hairless; the lea ...
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ARRACLÁN
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frángula rhamnus frangula
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The great botanist Renaissance, Andrea Mattioli, in 1554 published an annotated edition of the medical Matter of Dioscorides, in which it said, as m ...
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ARRASTRERA
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gayuba arctostaphylos uva ursi
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When there were bears in the mountains of Europe, enjoyed eating with the small berries of the gayuba, which by its shape and flavor, apples seem sm ...
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ARRUGUI
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fresalfragaria vesca
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ARTA WATER
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zaragatonaplantago psyllium
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Dioscorides recommended it in the first century A.D. as an emollient (softener), and as such has been used until the mid-twentieth century, when it ...
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ARTEMISA
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ARTEMISA JOHNNY
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ajenjo artemisia absinthium
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ARTICHOKE
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CYNARA SCOLYMUS L.
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Artichoke Cynara scolymus L. Artichoke common German: Artischoke; English: globe artichoke Sheet Perennial plant with leaves no larger thorny, divi ...
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Artos
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zarza rubus fruticosus
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Dioscorides already recommended the leaves of the bush for the treatment of hemorrhoids. Its fruits have been used since ancient in the human diet, ...
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ASA fetida
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ferula asa-foetida
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Umbelíferas family. Description: herbaceous plant itself in Afghanistan and Iran, which can reach up to a meter tall with large, fleshy root axonomo ...
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ASAR
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asarum europaeum
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Used since ancient Roman. Pliny the Elder already mentioned it in his writings on his property emética (vomitiva). Currently, however, has fallen in ...
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ASFODELO
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asphodelus ramosus
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Family: Liliaceae. Description: herbaceous plant with tuberous roots thick, simple and escaped ensiformes basal leaves, fleshy, glabrous. The flowers ...
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ASHWAGANDHA
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withania somniferum
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Used parts and where it grows: ASHWAGANDHA, which belongs to the family of the pepper, is in India and Africa. ASHWAGANDHA's roots are used medicinal ...
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Asplenium Trichomanes (Culantrillo RETAIL)
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autumn crocus
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AUYAMA
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calabaceracucurbita pepo l.
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There are numerous cultivars calabacera, which produce fruits that weigh from a pound to more than fifty. Habitat: some varieties come from the Midd ...
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Avati
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algarrobo de las antillas hymenaea courbaril
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In Central and South America called carob tree grows in the Antilles. His bark secretes the copal, similar resinous substance to, which is used as p ...
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Avena sativa (oat)
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AYACOTA
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judíaphaseolus vulgaris
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Habitat: originally from Mexico and Central America, and extended by all countries in the world. Description: annual plant of the family of legumes, ...
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AYAHUASCA
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banisteriopsis caapi
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Names that receives this plant: Castilian: ayahuasca, Yagé, Bejuco gold cap, natema. Galician and Portuguese: caapi. Family: malpigiáceas. Originall ...
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AYEBO
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yezgosambucus ebolus
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The berries of yezgo are toxic, and agrees to differentiate them from those of the elder. Both plants belong to the same botanical family, and have ...
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AYOTE
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calabaceracucurbita pepo l.
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There are numerous cultivars calabacera, which produce fruits that weigh from a pound to more than fifty. Habitat: some varieties come from the Midd ...
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AYPÍ
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yuca manhiot esculenta
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Cassava is a highly valued food plant in hot countries. However, the consumption of its crude root causes a serious poisoning, even deadly. That's b ...
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AZA (CABBAGE)
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Azaba
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agaveagave americana
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It was known more than 150 species of agave, very similar in appearance and its properties, scattered throughout Mexico and Central America who were ...
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AZAFRANILLO (safflower)
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AZAFRÍ (SAFFRON)
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AZALKI (CHARD)
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Azari-MATZ (Dulcamara)
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AZAROLLO EDGE
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serval silvestre sorbus aucuparia
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Notable for its striking results, which are a delight for the birds. In some cities like ornamental. It is an elegant tree and longevity: live more ...
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AZENTZU (Wormwood)
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AZNALLO
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gatuñaononis spinosa
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Habitat: quite common in cultivated fields and dry prairies of all Europe. Naturalized in America. Description: perennial plant of the family of leg ...
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AZPEGARR (autumn crocus)
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AZPELARR (autumn crocus)
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Azucena
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azucena lilium candidum
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Preferably one grows in gardens and pots, as it is not an indigenous plant, but that comes from the Middle East. Normally it takes a ornamental use. ...
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Azucena
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lilium candidum l.
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Used Part The bulbs and the oil extracted from them. Active Principles We have no evidence. Drug Action Popularly used as a bulb demulcent, and cal ...
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AZUFAIFO
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AZUFAIFOAZULEJO
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azufaifo zizyphus jujuba
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Shaped star. The azufaifo are breeding in orchards and agricultural lands from Aragon and Catalonia to the Algarve in Portugal. It comes from the Eas ...
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AZUFEIFO (BER)
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AZUREA Anchusa (ox tongue)
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