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Botanical Name |
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Artemisia cina O. Berg |
English
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Cina |
Synonym(s) |
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Seriphidium cinum (O.Berg.)Poljakov. |
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Asteraceae |
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General Info
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Plant is a small, semi-shrubby perennial, from whose oblique, knotted rootstalks arise numerous leafy shoots and flowering stems. The glabrous and woody stems bear on their many branches numerous small (one inch long) bi- to multi-pinnatifid leaves, while the leaves of the flowering stems are very minute, the upper ones simple. The flower heads are small, numerous, one-tenth of an inch long, with from twelve to eighteen involucral scales, and from three to five flowers. |
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Febrifuge (plant) |
Chemistry
| Active Ingredients |
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1,8-Cineole, betaine, carvacrol, choline, lecithin, tannin (flower); Santonin |
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Pharmacology
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Effective and rapid treatment for round worms, thread worms, for complaints of the nervous system and the digestive tract (plant) |
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Should not be used by pregnant women. |
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