HABA
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vicia faba
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Family: Legumes. Description: herbaceous plant, erect, glabra, with root axonomorfa. The stem is tetragonal and can reach a height of up to 80 cm. Th ...
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HAGUE
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HAHOLÍ
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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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HALÍCABALO
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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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Hallelujah
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oxalis acetosella l
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Castellano: Pan de cuclillo, trébol acedo (trifolium acetosum), a Italiano: acetosella. Francés: pain de coucou Inglés: wood sorrel. Germany: ...
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HAMAMELIS
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HAMELIS
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hammamelis virginiana
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English: Witch hazel. French: Hamamelis. From the family of Hamamelidáceas. Varicose veins, phlebitis, heavy legs and hemorrhoids. Stop the bleeding. ...
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HARPAGOFITO
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HAS
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hawthorn
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Hawthorn
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crataegus oxyacantha
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HAZEL
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HAZELNUT
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HAZELNUT BRAVIA
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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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Hazelnuts or filberts (hazelnuts)
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Hazels (hazelnut)
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HEAD OF BLACK
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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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heather
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HEATHER
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hedge mustard
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Hedionda
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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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Helenio
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HELICRISO
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helichysum arenarium
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Castilian: helicriso, perpetual, Everlasting yellow chamomile bastard, yesquera, meaperros English: chaste yellow weed, live ever, sandy Everlasting ...
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Hemlock
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HEMP COMMON
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cannabis sativa
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Henequen
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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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Henna
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ligustrum vulgare
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Oleáceas family. Description: Shrub, sometimes seedling, with branches and leaves pubescent slightly oval or elliptical, lanceolate, coriaceous, with ...
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HEPATICA
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HERB 7SANGRIAS
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lithodora fruticosa
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Description: The herb of the seven indented form an extensive kills green and ashy feel pretty rough. It consists of many branches and twigs of woody ...
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HERB CANA
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senecio vulgaris
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Family: Composed. Description: From the Latin senex, old man, by the hair white Vilan. Herbaceous plant with root axonomorfa and many radículas. The ...
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HERB CARACOLERA
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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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HERB CARMINE
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phytolacca decandra
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Family: Fitoláceas. Description: herbaceous plant that reaches up to 3 m, with thick rhizomes and axonomorfa. The stem is smooth and simple in his lo ...
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HERB CHICKEN
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commelina coelestis
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This plant is used in some regions, mainly to stop bleeding, through the use of leaves, crushed and applied as a poultice. It also serves to make for ...
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HERB CIDRERA
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hierba luisalippia triphylla kuntze
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The grass luisa is another of the great gifts of the flora of the New World, along with tomatoes, potatoes and many more. Europe has been cultivated ...
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HERB cruet
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estragón artemisia dracunculus
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It is one of the few not spontaneously grows in Mediterranean countries, so it was not known in the Greco-Roman antiquity. It was the Arabs who intr ...
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HERB DPIEDRAS
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silene saxifraga
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Description: The herb of the stones is a very small grass that measures no more than an inch and a half in height. However, their height varies depen ...
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Herb ESQUINANCIA
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HERB ESQUINANCIA
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asperula cynanchica
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Description: Esquinancia the herb is a small plant that rarely reaches more than two spans tall. The strain persists for a long time, but the branche ...
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HERB FLASH
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caltha palustris
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Family: Ranunculáceas. Description: From the Greek Kalathas, basket. Perennial with short rhizomes and abundant radículas arranged in a bundle. The s ...
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HERB Hedionda
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pazote chenopodium ambrosioides
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Before the arrival of Columbus, the ancient inhabitants of Mexico already used pazote for its medicinal properties. Its leaves and flowers give off ...
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HERB HEPATIC
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anemone hepatica
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Ranunculáceas family. Description, perennial plant of just over 10 cm., Rhizome equipped with abundant radículas. From the rhizomes originate numerou ...
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HERB LOMBRICERA
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tanaceto tanacetum vulgare
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Habitat: widespread throughout Europe except in the Mediterranean region. Naturalized in North America. In Spain, is only found in the Pyrenees and ...
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HERB LUISA
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lippia triphylla kuntze
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The grass luisa is another of the great gifts of the flora of the New World, along with tomatoes, potatoes and many more. Europe has been cultivated ...
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HERB Maiden
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vinca minor
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Used parts: leaves, stems and flowers. Properties: Anti and purifying. Directions: against intestinal bleeding, nose, etc.., Excessive menstruation. ...
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HERB MATE
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(ilex paraguariensis)
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English: Paraguay tea. French: Maté From the family of Aquifoliáceas It is the central nervous system stimulant, diuretic and antirheumatic. Taken r ...
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HERB Meon
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euphorbia serpens
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Names: "Meon yerba", "yerba of the dove", "yerba to swallow," "lechetres," "milk", "CAA-cambuy", "CAA-ambuí", "tupaci-cambuy", "tupa cambú-sign "," A ...
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HERB MORA
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solanum nigrum
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Family: Solanaceae. Description: annual herbaceous plant, root axonomorfa-white. The stem is herbaceous v branched. The leaves are alternate, ovadas ...
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HERB OF CATS
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maroteucrium marum
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It belongs to the same genus that Germander, which is similar in composition and properties. Although originally came from mainland Europe, it has n ...
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HERB OF GARLIC
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aliaria 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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HERB OF HEALTH
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vellosilla hieracium pilosella
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The use of vellosilla, despite going back to the Middle Ages, is not widely used, perhaps because, once dried, it loses its medicinal properties. Ha ...
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HERB of lepers
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verónica veronica officinalis
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In the countries of northern Europe, the infusion of Veronica is used as a substitute for tea, for its tonic effect natural, free of side effects. H ...
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HERB OF LOS ANGELES
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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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HERB OF PATIENCE
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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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HERB OF SAN ANTONIO
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epilobio epilobium angustifolium
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This beautiful mountains of Europe, in addition to brighten the view with its colorful, communicates a pleasant sweet taste of herbal teas made with ...
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HERB OF SAN BENITO
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geum urbanum
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HERB OF SAN JUAN
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HYPERICUM PERFORATUM L.
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St. John's wort / St. John's Wort Hypericum perforatum L. St. John's Wort, Corazoncillo, St. John, St. John's wort. Source The drug plant is formed ...
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HERB OF SAN MARCOS
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tanaceto tanacetum vulgare
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Habitat: widespread throughout Europe except in the Mediterranean region. Naturalized in North America. Spain is only found in the Pyrenees and the ...
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HERB OF SAN PEDRO
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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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HERB OF SANTA MARIA
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HERB OF THE Hangman
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damianaturnera diffusa willd
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The leaves of this plant, pleasant flavor of the aromatic, are used in Mexico as a substitute for tea, and enjoy well-deserved reputation as an aphr ...
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HERB OF THE JEWS
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vara de oro solidago virga-aurea
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His name is due to the rigidity of its stem topped by yellow flowers arranged in clusters in the habit of the stem top. HABITAT: grows in forest and ...
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HERB OF THE KNIFE
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pimpinela menor sanguisorba minor
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The tender shoots of spring Burnet lesser used in salads for their pleasant and refreshing flavor. Like the Burnet higher, this plant was also not k ...
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HERB OF THE LAMPARONES
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escrofularia scrophularia nodosa
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The name of this plant is derived from "Scrofulosorum", which is known as the affectation of tuberculous lymph nodes. Its roots, full of nodules, re ...
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HERB OF THE shepherd
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damianaturnera diffusa willd
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The leaves of this plant, pleasant flavor of the aromatic, are used in Mexico as a substitute for tea, and enjoy well-deserved reputation as an aphr ...
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HERB OF THE SPRING
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hierba luisalippia triphylla kuntze
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The grass luisa is another of the great gifts of the flora of the New World, along with tomatoes, potatoes and many more. Europe has been cultivated ...
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HERB OF THE STONES
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HERB OF THE WALL
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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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HERB OF VENADO
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damianaturnera diffusa willd
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The leaves of this plant, pleasant flavor of the aromatic, are used in Mexico as a substitute for tea, and enjoy well-deserved reputation as an aphr ...
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HERB OF warts
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celidonia chelidonium majus
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Uses the whole plant and the latex. For its contents especially in alkaloids properties antispasmodic, colerética, central nervous system sedative, ...
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HERB PAGANO
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vara de oro solidago virga-aurea
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His name is due to the rigidity of its stem topped by yellow flowers arranged in clusters in the habit of the stem top. HABITAT: grows in forest and ...
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HERB PULGUERA
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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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HERB SAN CRISTOBAL
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actaea spicata
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(Actaea spicata) Description: The St Kitts is a plant alive. Is quite large and easily reach the subway in height. Its stock is thick and dark; part ...
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HERB SAN JUAN
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hypericum perforatum
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Castilian: St. John's wort, hipericón, pericón, Perforated, CORAZONCILLO, St John's wort, sanjuanera, English: St. John's wort, hardhay, Tuts, common ...
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HERB SAN ROBERTO
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geranium robertianum
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Used Part The flowering tops. Active Principles Essential oil: geraniol, citronelal, linalol, terpineol; resin. Abundant tannins (35%). Bitter prin ...
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HERB SANTA MARIA
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tanacetum balsamita
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Used Part The flowering tops. Active Principles Essential oil (1%) of poorly studied composition, suggested the presence of carvone. Drug Action ...
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HERB SANTIAGO
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senecio jacobaea
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Used Part The entire plant. Active Principles Alkaloids pirrolizidínicos: fuchesisenecionina, sececionina. Essential oil: anhidrooplopanona, alpha-b ...
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HERB TERCIANERA
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camedrioteucrium chamaedrys
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Plant that grows on rocks and in crevices of the old walls, adorning them with his soft purple. It owes its name to Teucr, prince of Troy. Formerly ...
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HERB Terral
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rabo de gato sideritis angustifolia lagasca
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Plant very popular in eastern and southern Spain, whose employment has expanded rapidly in recent decades. Was first used in veterinary medicine, to ...
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HIBISCUS
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hibiscus sabdariffa
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Used Part The flowers (chalices and epicálices). Active Principles Abundant organic acids: hibiscus (15-23%), malic, citric, tartaric, ascorbic; ant ...
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HIDROCOTILE
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hydrocotile asiatica
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Hydrocotile asiatica L. Used Part Sumidades the air. Active Principles Derivatives triterpenic: asiaticoside, FLASH. Abundant tannins (20-25%); es ...
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HIGUERA DEL DIABLO
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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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HIGUERETA
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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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Higuerilla
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ricinus communis
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Its primary medical use is for the stomach pain, fever, colds, infections and external shocks. The leaves and seeds of this plant are the parts most ...
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Higuerilla
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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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HIPERICO
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HISOPO
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HOLLY
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HOPS
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HOREHOUND
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HOT PEPPERS
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capsicum annuum
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Used Part Fruit. Different species are used in the same genre: Capsicum frutescens, Capsicum annuum, Capsicum baccatum; Capsicum pubescens; Capsicum ...
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HUACATAY
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pazote chenopodium ambrosioides
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Before the arrival of Columbus, the ancient inhabitants of Mexico already used pazote for its medicinal properties. Its leaves and flowers give off ...
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HURAPO
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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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Hyper / HERB OF SAN JUAN
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HYPERICUM PERFORATUM L.
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St. John's wort / St. John's Wort Hypericum perforatum L. St. John's Wort, Corazoncillo, St. John, St. John's wort. Source The drug plant is formed ...
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