- in
North America include impatiens,
jewelweed, touch-me-not,
snapweed and patience. As a rule-of-thumb, "
jewelweed" is used
exclusively for
Nearctic species...
-
Impatiens capensis, the
orange jewelweed,
common jewelweed,
spotted jewelweed,
jewelweed,
spotted touch-me-not, or
orange balsam, is an
annual plant in...
-
Impatiens pallida, with the
common names pale
jewelweed, pale touch-me-not, or
yellow jewelweed, is a
flowering annual plant in the
family Balsaminaceae...
-
remedy cited to
counter urushiol-induced
contact dermatitis is
jewelweed,
though jewelweed extracts had no
positive effect in
clinical studies.
Others argue...
- also
North America and Europe.
Notable members of the
family include jewelweed and busy Lizzie.
Impatiens Hydrocera Angiosperm Phylogeny Group (2009)...
- kiss-me-on-the-mountain
refer to the plant's
native Himalayan mountains.
Ornamental jewelweed refers to its
cultivation as an
ornamental plant. The
specific epithet...
-
remedy cited to
counter urushiol-induced
contact dermatitis is
jewelweed,
though jewelweed extracts had no
positive effect in
clinical studies.
Others argue...
-
seeds for some distance. It is also
called touch-me-not,
yellow balsam,
jewelweed,
western touch-me-not, or wild balsam.
Botanical illustration by Otto...
-
aluminium triacetate, is
shown to
soothe and to
relieve itching.
Olive oil
Jewelweed has been
shown to be
devoid of any anti-itch
activity in
several controlled...
- types.
Among are fishes, the grey heron,
neophyte plants, and
Orange Jewelweed[verification needed] (Impatiens capensis, in Hagen). In the pre-industrial...
