-
Sanguinaria canadensis, bloodroot, is a perennial,
herbaceous flowering plant native to
eastern North America. It is the only
species in the
genus Sanguinaria...
-
Pedicularis canadensis,
common name wood
betony and
Canada lousewort Sambucus canadensis,
common name
American elderberry Sanguinaria canadensis,
common name...
- plants,
including the
bloodroot plant, from
whose scientific name,
Sanguinaria canadensis, its name is derived; the
Mexican prickly poppy (Argemone mexicana);...
-
plant Sanguinaria canadensis,
which contains the
alkaloid sanguinarine). The
original ingredients were 40.0 g Stibnite, 10.0 g
Sanguinaria canadensis, and...
- harebell. Also, a
certain plant bearing blue flowers.
Bloodwort -
Sanguinaria canadensis.
Produces escharotic alkaloids that
corrode skin,
leaving wounds...
- [page needed] Historically, the
First Nations people of
eastern Canada used
Sanguinaria canadensis (bloodwort) and
Juniperus virginiana to
induce abortions. According...
- was used as
flavouring in
tooth powders in the past.
Bloodroot (
Sanguinaria canadensis) Blue flag (Iris versicolor)
Cayenne pepper (Capsi**** annuum) Centaury...
- The
alkaloids sanguinarine and
dihydrosanguinarine –
named for
Sanguinaria canadensis (family Papaveraceae) – are also
present in the
seeds of Argemone...
- or
simply "celandine". The
common name
tetterwort also
refers to
Sanguinaria canadensis.
Chelidonium majus is
native in most
regions of Europe. It is also...
-
ginseng (Panax quinquefolius),
goldenseal (Hydrastis
canadensis),
bloodroot (
Sanguinaria canadensis) and
black cohosh (Cimicifuga racemosa). The foregoing...
