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Sanguinaria canadensis, bloodroot, is a perennial,
herbaceous flowering plant native to
eastern North America. It is the only
species in the
genus Sanguinaria...
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Russula sanguinaria,
commonly known as the
bloody brittlegill or
rosey russula, is a
strikingly coloured mushroom of the
genus Russula,
which has the...
- some plants,
including the
bloodroot plant, from
whose scientific name,
Sanguinaria canadensis, its name is derived; the
Mexican prickly poppy (Argemone...
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buccal mucosa, but
these lesions are not
considered true leukoplakia.
Sanguinaria (Bloodroot) is a
herbal extract that is
included in some toothpastes...
- Dies
Sanguinis ("Day of Blood"), also
called Sanguinaria, was a
festival held in
Ancient Rome on the
spring equinox. Due to
discrepancies in different...
- tetterwort, or
simply celandine. The
common name
tetterwort also
refers to
Sanguinaria canadensis.
Chelidonium majus is
native in most
regions of Europe. It...
- Species: C. cressonana
Binomial name
Ctenucha cressonana Grote, 1863
Synonyms Ctenucha sanguinaria Strecker, 1878
Ctenucha cressoana var.
lutea Grote, 1902...
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Cybele were
called Galli, who
practiced ritual self-castration,
known as
sanguinaria.
Eunuch priests also
figured prominently in the
Atargatis cult in Syria...
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Synonyms Glenea ochracea Gahan, 1897
Saperda acuta Fabricius, 1801
Saperda miles Newman, 1838
Stibara ana Thomson, 1857
Stibara sanguinaria Thomson, 1857...
- as a "clairvoyant, herb
doctor and spiritualist." Some of Pinkard's
Sanguinaria Compound, made from
bloodroot or bloodwort, was
seized by
federal officials...
