sambong plants with a scientific name of Blumie balsamiferae
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Sambong (scientific name: Blumea Balsamifera) is a amazing medicinal plant. It is a antiurolithiasis and work as a diuretic. it is used to aid the treatment of kidney disorders. The Sambong leaves can also be used to treat colds and mild hypertension. Since it is a diuretic, it helps dispose of excess water and sodium (salt) in the body. Sambong is one herbal medicine (of ten) approved by the Philippine Department of Health in treating particular disorders.\n\n\nBenefits:\n\n• Good as a diuretic agent\n• Effective in the dissolving kidney stones\n• Aids in treating hypertension & rheumatism\n● Treatment of colds & fever\n• Anti-diarrheic & Anti-gastralgic properties\n• Helps remove worms, boils\n• Treats dysentery, sore throat
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Base - red raspberry leaf\nSacral - wood betony, burdock\nSolar - marshmallow root\nHeart - hawthorne berries\nThroat - red clover\nBrow - eyebright\nCrown - lavender flowers.\n There are also different kinds of oils, incense, crystals, and even foods that help with opening, balancing, and cleansing each of the chakras. Good Luck in your learning and growing experience. \nLove & Light
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try www.moonfruit.com
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horse cestnut, nettle, pumpkin, saw palmetto, sea holly
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Impatiens balsamina is also known as small or Rose balsam.\nIt is included in the Angiospermic family Balsaminaceae.\nImpatiens is a genus of about 800-1000 species of flowering plants in the family Balsaminaceae. The genus has a wide distribution throughout the northern hemisphere and tropics, although they are not found in South America. Some species are annual plants and produce flowers from early summer until the first frost, while perennial species, found in milder climates, can flower all year. They can exist both in, and out, of direct sunlight. Some Impatiens hybrids have commercial importance as garden plants.This plant is distributed in the Western N. America to Siberia and naturalized in Britain.
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Quahog (in Family Guy, remember?)\n\nQuince (a plant)
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1-The bulbs of Urginia indica ,liliaceae are used for reducing heart beats(treatment for tachycardia).In the form of styrup it is also useful as an expect in bronchial catarrh.So,a) is correct.\n2-The aerial tubers of Smilax glabra,which is deciduous climber of family Smilacaceae are  used in the treatment of abscesses, boils, cystitis, diarrhoea etc. The rhizome is antiarthritic, antiscrophulatic, depurative, skin, stomachic. It has been used in the treatment of cancer, mercury poisoning, acute bacterial dysentery, rheumatoid arthritis and syphilis.It is said to be clinically 90% effective in the treatment of primary syphilis. Root powder is used in cooking. It can be dried and ground into a powder. The root contains nearly 70% starch.So,here c) is correct.
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5 - B  on a plant hardiness zone chart, temperate, mixed forest (deciduous (hardwood / trees that lose their leaves in the fall), mixed with coniferous (softwood / "evergreens") vegetation region.\n\n(shrub)\nStaghorn Sumac  -  Rhus Typhina\n\nConiferous (Evergreen) Trees:\nWhite Spruce  -   Picea Glauca\nWhite Pine  -   Pinus Strobus\n\nDeciduous Trees:\nSugar Maple -  Acer Saccharum\nRed Maple - Acer Rubrum\n\nWildflowers :\nTrillium   -   Trillium Erectum Grandiflorum Undulatum\n(apparently thats an orchid too)\n\nMilkweed\n\nFerns:\nOstrich Fern -  Matteuccia Struthiopteris\netc....\nthere's more than three already.
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The sandbar shark, Carcharhinus plumbeus\nThe lion’s scientific name is Panthera leo\nThe scientific name for the black rhinoceros is Diceros bicornis.\nThe scientific name for the tiger is Panthera tigris.\nThe scientific name for the common hippo is Hippopotamus amphibius\nThe scientific name for the emperor penguin is Aptenodytes forsteri.\nThe scientific name for the orca, or killer whale, is Orcinus orca\nThe scientific name for the mountain gorilla is Gorilla gorilla beringei.\n The scientific name for the African elephant is Loxodonta africana\nthe scientific name for the Blue-winged Teal  is Anas discors\nThe scientific name for tall oatgrass is Arrhenatherum elatius\nThe scientific name for oats is Avena sativa\nthe scientific name for papaya is Carica papaya\nthe scientific name for the plant, baby's breath is Gypsophila paniculata\nthe scientific name for mustard is Hirschfeldia incana\nThe SN for garden lettuce is Lactuca sativa\nThe SN for Mango is Mangifera indica\nThe SN for Spearmint is Mentha spicata\nThe SN for a tabacco tree is Nicotiana glauca\nThe SN for an Olive is Olea europaea\nThe SN for Avacado is Persea americana\nThe SN for parsley is Petroselinum crispum\nThe SN for Hollyhock is Alcea rosea
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Hello Claudia, the word Paistle doesn't exist in Spanish, by the description you make the closest plant that I can think of is hay, and in Spanish is "Heno" (or "Musgo") Take care★
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Could be a lot of things. What do the flowers and leaves look like? Or can you ask your friend, maybe?\nCould be a forsythia, a kerria, a broom, a flanelbush, an oregongrape, a hypericum, or a rose. Or a lot of other things. Hopefully it's a flanelbush (fremontodendron).
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http://www.magic-plants.com/mucuna_pruriens.htm\n\n\nHere you are!
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Try the link below (source list) ... see the excerpt below:\n\nMedicinal Plant Images \nMedicinal Plant Photographs by genus. \nOver 2,500 JPEGS of medicinal plants, photographed variously by friends too numerous to list...arranged alphabetically by genus, with complete thumbnail index files.\nVideo clips of medicinal plants (2/06) - Short videos (1/2 minute to 1 minute) of 252 plants in the field: Quicktime (.mov) files, 240X180 \nNew Images (9/05) - 100 new photographs and videocaptures by David Rodriquez, Greta Anderson and myself, all with linked thumbnails (a very strange visual). \nIndex of 1200+ plant pictures by North American English and Spanish Names (as of 7/26/97...MUST update)\nIllustrations: 165 classic engravings and illustrations of drug plants and herbs\nColor Illustrations - 175 elegant lithographs of medicinal plants from the first quarter of the 20th century by Mary Vaux Walcott\nColor Illustrations from the National Geographic Society, 1915-1924...elegant and articulate representations of 175 medicinal plants found in North America.\nPen and Ink Drawings of Western North American plants by botanical artist Mimi Kamp, in both jpeg format (for monitor viewing) and gif format (for computer printing) \nMedicinal Plant excerpts - Britton & Brown Illustrated Flora - 2nd Edition (1913) "An Illustrated Flora of the Northern United States and Canada" \nVOLUME I - Ophioglossaceae to Polygonaceae - 149 individual plant files, each with illustration, taxonomy, distribution and current botanical name \nVOLUME II - Amaranthaceae to Loganaceae - 451 individual plant files, each with illustration, taxonomy, distribution and current botanical name \nVOLUME III - Gentianaceae to Compositae - 368 individual plant files, each with illustration, taxonomy, distribution and current botanical name
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The botanical name I usually see is 'Cordyceps mycelium' and I think that is a tamed strain of Cordyceps sinensis, which grows wild. Here are some companies that offer Cordyceps, or Dong Chong Xia Cao.  You will have to clarify the botanical name with them.\n\nA highly respected company that specializes in mushroom extracts is MycoHerb.  They do some impressive work with mushrooms, offering them alone or in mushroom formulae.  A distributor for them is Kan Herb Company. \n\nYou may want to try May Way Herbs, they are very reputable importers, based in California and importing from China and Taiwan.\n\nThe largest seller of Chinese herbs is Crane Herbs, and they offer a broad product range to practitioners. \n\nA very good Japanese herbal company (Kampo) is Honso USA, importing from Japan (I am not sure if they sell the herb you are looking for).  \n\nOthers that sell Cordyceps include, Spring Wind Herbs, Health Concerns and KPC Herbs.\n\nI have included direct links for some of the places I mention, and Acupuncture.edu's resource page will link to the rest.  Addresses can be retrieved from their websites.
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just last saturday night...imbestigador featured a really big scare: filthy brown sugar!\n\ni would like to suggest that you investigate the following staples that have been repacked and sold in the common "palengke" or market place in the philippines these days and see whether or not these are clean or at least edible :-):\n1. all other brands of brown sugar\n2. soy sauce\n3. mayonaise\n4. margarine\n5. salt\n6. others\n\ngood luck...