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Silybum marianum is a
species of thistle. It has
various common names including milk thistle,
blessed milkthistle,
Marian thistle, Mary thistle, Saint...
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Silybum (milk thistle) is a
genus of two
species of
thistles in the
family Asteraceae. The
plants are
native to the
Mediterranean regions of Europe, North...
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Silibinin (INN), also
known as
silybin (both from
Silybum, the
generic name of the
plant from
which it is extracted), is the
major active constituent...
- also
known as
Scots thistle Scolymus –
golden thistle or
oyster thistle Silybum – milk or St. Mary's
thistle Sonchus – sow
thistle Plants in
families other...
- Todd Mitc**** at UCSC.
Astragalus membranaceus Cur****a
longa Br****ica
Silybum marianum Andrographis paniculata "Archived copy" (PDF).
Archived from the...
- serriola, also
called prickly lettuce, milk
thistle (not to be
confused with
Silybum marianum, also
called milk thistle), comp**** plant, and scarole, is an...
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further north. The
larvae feed on Arctium, Carduus, Cirsium,
Cynara and
Silybum species. They are a pest of
Cynara scolymus. The
females lay
their eggs...
- vulgare) Milk
thistle (
Silybum marianum); in 2010 the
European Food
Safety Authority considered and
rejected a
claim for
silybum as a
galactagogue because...
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indicates intravenous silibinin, an
extract from the
blessed milk
thistle (
Silybum marianum), may be
beneficial in
reducing the
effects of
death cap poisoning...
- Milk
thistle may
refer to
several plants:
Lactuca serriola Silybum marianum Various species of Sonchus, including:
Sonchus asper,
rough milk
thistle Sonchus...