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Elecampane (Inula helenium),
pronounced /ˌɛlɪkæmˈpeɪn/ and also
called horse-heal or elfdock, is a
widespread plant species in the
sunflower family Asteraceae...
- the
presence of inulin,
which produces the
sweet taste of the
roots of
elecampane, as well.
Another name for yacón is
Peruvian ground apple,
possibly from...
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Cayenne Centaurium Cleome Colombo (herb) (Frasera carolinensis)
Dandelion Elecampane Ginseng Goldenseal Grewia asiatica (Phalsa or Falsa) Hops Holy thistle...
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Remedies book
lists tomato syrup as a home
remedy from
northern America.
Elecampane was
recommended in the
United Kingdom,
according to
William Thomas Fernie...
- Lehtonen, Polly, and
Robert A. Schall.
Inula Britannica L. (British
Elecampane) Weed Risk ****essment. USDA,
Animal and
Plant Health Inspection Service...
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English elecampane whose scientific name is
Inula helenium. The plant's
specific name, helenium,
derives from
Helen of Troy;
elecampane is said to...
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Artichoke Asafoetida Boneset C****ia
Celery Cinnamon Cowslip Dandelion Elecampane Euphorbia Feverfew Filipendula Fucus Gravel root Guaia**** Holy Thistle...
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Natural History;
Theophrastus had
earlier recommended the
medicinal plant elecampane (horse-heal) in oil and wine to
treat contact with "pine larvae" in his...
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elain (plural alanedd) "young deer" (and the
plant name alan "coltsfoot,
elecampane"),
coming from a
Brittonic root *alan- or *elan (also
attested in Celtiberian...
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Quartidi 4.
Ivraie (Ryegr****) 14.
Basilic (Basil) 24. Aunée (
Elecampane)
Quintidi 5. Bélier (Ram) 15.
Brebis (Ewe) 25.
Loutre (Otter) ****tidi...
