Absinthium (U. S. P.)—Absinthium.
Classic texts: King's 1898.
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Artemisia vulgaris L.
Engl.: common wormwood, mugwort, St. John's plant.
Deu.: Beifuss, Besenkraut, Gemeiner Beifuss, Gewürz-Beifuss, Gänsekraut, Weiberkraut, Wilder Wermut.
Fran.: armoise.
Sven.: gråbo, vanlig gråbo.
Suom.: pujo, maruna, pujomaruna, tavallinen maruna, yleinen maruna.
Ital.: artemisia.
Span.: artemisia vulgar.
Bot. syn.: Artemisia coarctata Forselles, Artemisia igniaria Maxim., Artemisia integrifolia L., Artemisia verlotorum Lamotte.
Classic texts: King's 1898.
"I have a great feeling for Mugwort and its ability to reveal paths and to protect people already on their path. To me everything about the herb points to its association with paths and directions...from where it grows to how it has been used. But it needs to be accepted for its wholeness and the direction it reveals." (On Howie's site.)
Classic texts: The American Eclectic Dispensatory, by John King, 1854.
Classic texts: Madaus 1938.
Vanhoja tekstejä: Tuloja vähävaraisille, 1898.
Archives: Best of the Herbal Forums: 05.1996.
Classic texts: John Hill 1812.
Classic texts: Hool 1918.
Classic texts: Rafinesque 1828-1830.
Henriette's herbal blog: Inbox tidbits: Mugwort might not be a good idea for poison oak.
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Classic texts: USDisp 1918.
Classic texts: USDisp 1918.
Classic texts: Sturtevant 1919.
Classic texts: Sayre 1917.
Classic texts: Cook 1869.
Archives: Best of the Herbal Forums: 10.1995.
Archives: Best of the Herbal Forums: 08.1995.
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