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Verbas**** thapsus, the
great mullein,
greater mullein or
common mullein, is a
species of
mullein native to Europe,
northern Africa, and Asia, and introduced...
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refers to the
leaves of
Verbas**** thapsus, the
great or
common mullein,
which is
frequently used in
herbal medicine.
Verbas**** are
biennial or perennial...
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Verbas**** densiflorum, also
known as
denseflower mullein and dense-flowered mullein, is a
species of
plant in the
figwort family Scrophulariaceae. NRCS...
- from the
similar great mullein (V.
thapsus) in all five
stamens having dense white hairs on the stem; in V.
thapsus, the
lower two of the five stamens...
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Verbas**** phlomoides, the
orange mullein,
woolly mullein (which
often refers to
Verbas**** thapsus), or clasping-leaf mullein, is a
plant species in the...
- (N)
Veratrum woodii (N)
Verbas**** blattaria (I)
Verbas**** phlomoides (I)
Verbas**** phoeniceum (I)
Verbas**** thapsus (I)
Verbas**** virgatum (I)
Verbena bracteata...
- from May to July. The
larvae feed on
Verbas**** species (including
Verbas**** lychnites,
Verbas**** thapsus and
Verbas**** nigrum),
Scrophularia canina and possibly...
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available water. Bull
thistle (Cirsium vulgare),
common mullein (
Verbas**** thapsus), and
Klamath weed (Hyperi**** perforatum) have been
identified as...
- (N)
Veratrum woodii (N)
Verbas**** blattaria (I)
Verbas**** phlomoides (I)
Verbas**** phoeniceum (I)
Verbas**** thapsus (I)
Verbas**** virgatum (I)
Verbena bracteata...
- and V.
thapsus. In
Germany "
Verbas**** lychnitis L."
Plants of the
World Online.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
Retrieved 5
September 2021. "
Verbas**** lychnitis"...
