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eastern Asia.
Sanguinaria canadensis is
sometimes known as
Canada puccoon,
bloodwort, redroot, red puccoon, and
black paste.
Plants are
variable in leaf and...
- up
bloodwort in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Bloodwort or
Sanguinaria canadensis is a
flowering plant native to
eastern North America.
Bloodwort may...
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treat their wounds; this is
reflected by
common names such as
allheal and
bloodwort. The
genus is
native primarily to
Eurasia and
North America.
These plants...
- plant's
historical use in healing—particularly in the military—include
bloodwort, knight's ****oil, staunchweed, and, from its use in the
United States...
- in the
Southwestern Australia biogeographic region,
belonging to the
bloodwort family Haemodoraceae. The 11
species and
their subspecies are commonly...
- spiritualist." Some of Pinkard's
Sanguinaria Compound, made from
bloodroot or
bloodwort, was
seized by
federal officials in 1931. "Analysis by this department...
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Sanguinaria canadensis.
Canada Puccoon, or
Bloodwort. From
Project Gutenberg's The
Botanical Magazine, Vol. V, by
William Curtis....
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snowball Lachnanthes, aka
Carolina redroot Sanguinaria, aka bloodroot,
bloodwort, red
puccoon Red-rood, a
species of
dogwood This
disambiguation page lists...
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Sanguisorba generally),[citation needed] pimpernelle, Toper's plant, and burnet-
bloodwort, is an
edible perennial herbaceous plant in the
family Rosaceae. It has...
- the
First Nations people of
eastern Canada used
Sanguinaria canadensis (
bloodwort) and
Juniperus virginiana to
induce abortions.
According to
Virgil Vogel...
