what is the proper name of yellow root?
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Yellowroot, common name for any of several plants with conspicuously yellow roots, especially the shrub yellowroot, a low shrub of the crowfoot family native to eastern North American woodlands. The name is also applied to goldenseal, or orangeroot, which is also a member of the crowfoot family. Goldenseal, a hardy perennial native to eastern North America, has showy leaves and red fruits. Its roots are dried and used for medicinal purposes. \n\nScientific classification: Yellowroot is a member of the family Ranunculaceae. Shrub yellowroot is classified as Xanthorhiza simplicissima, and goldenseal is classified as Hydrastis canadensis.
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there is such a thing as dictionary.com, you know. I looked it up for you though:\n\nThe inspissated juice of an umbelliferous plant (the Opoponax Chironum), brought from Turkey and the East Indies in loose granules, or sometimes in larger masses, of a reddish yellow color, with specks of white. It has a strong smell and acrid taste, and was formerly used in medicine as an emmenagogue and antispasmodic.\n\n an odorous gum resin formerly used in medicines
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Yellow = 黄色 (Huang-se)\nPurple = 紫色 (Zi-se)\nRed    = 红色 (Hong-se)\nGreen  = 绿色 (Luu-se)\nBlue   = 篮色 (Lan-se)\nOrange = 橙色 (Chen-se)\nWhite  = 白色 (Bai-se)\nBlack  = 黑色 (Hei-se)\nBrown  = 褐色 (He-se)\nGrey   = 灰色 (Hui-se)\n\nAny Pastel Colours\n= 浅黄色 (qian huang-se) Light Yellow\n= Note that Pink is an exception to the rule as it becomes "粉红色" (fen hong-se).\n\nAny Dark Colours\n= 深篮色 (shen lan-se) Dark Blue.\n\nHope I helped.
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Gentian: Is a bitter herb with medicinal roots.\n\nI know a lot of bitter people.\n\nIn answer it was named after: King Gentius of Illyria,
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Australia – golden wattle \nBangladesh – jackfruit, white water lily \nBolivia – Kantatu \nBulgaria – rose \nBrunei – Simpur \nCanada – maple leaf, (unofficial) \nChina - peony,plum blossom \nPeople's Republic of China – sunflower (obsolete), peony (unofficial) \nHong Kong - bauhinia blakeana \nMacau – Lotus \nRepublic of China (Taiwan) – plum blossom \nChile – copihue \nColombia – orchid[Cattleya Trianae] \nDenmark – red clover \nEgypt – Egyptian lotus \nEngland – red-and-white rose of Tudor (white for York, red for Lancaster) \nEstonia – blue cornflower \nFinland – lily of the valley, white rose \nFrance – lily (Ancien Régime) \nGermany – oak \nIceland - Dryas octopetala \nIndia – the lotus, Nelumbo nucifera \nIndonesia - melati(Arabian jasmine, Jasminum sambac), moth orchid (Phalaenopsis amabilis) \nIran – tulip (depicted on the Flag of Iran) \nIraq – rose \nIreland – shamrock (or trefoil) \nJamaica – lignum vitae \nJapan – chrysanthemum \nJordan – black iris \nKuwait - Rhanterium epapposum \nMalta – Maltese Rock Centaury \nMalaysia – Chinese Hibiscus \nMaldives – rose \nMexico – dahlia \nMoldova – oak \nNepal – Rhododendron \nNetherlands – tulip \nNewfoundland – Pitcher Plant \nNew Zealand – silver fern (foliage), koru, and kowhai (flower) \nNorth Korea – Kimjongilia \nNorway – heather \nPakistan – Jasmine \nPanama – Holy Spirit flower \nPhilippines - sampaguita (Arabian jasmine, Jasminum sambac) \nRussia – camomile \nScotland – Thistle, Scottish Bluebell (Harebell) \nSerbia – plum \nSingapore – Vanda Miss Joaquim, orchid \nSlovenia – carnation \nSouth Africa – king protea \nSouth Korea – Hibiscus \nSoviet Union – carnation \nSwitzerland – edelweiss \nUnited States – rose \nVenezuela – orchid [Cattleya Mossiae] \nWales – daffodil, leek \nZimbabwe – flame lily
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Lady's Finger-Polygonum persicaria\nCotton-Gossypium spp\nChina Rose-Hibiscus rosa-sinensis \nJute-Tiliaceae, genus Corchorus.\nBanana-genus Musa\nRice-Oryza sativa and Oryza glaberrima\nLemon-Citrus × limon\nCoconut-Cocos nucifera\nCoffee-Coffea arabica \nPeepal?-not found\nOnion-Allium cepa\nRadish-Brassicaceae family\nCobra-family Elapidae\nPeacock-Hogenera Pavo and Afropavo of the pheasant family, Phasianidae. \nHouse Fly-Musca domestica\nHoney Bee-Apis mellifera \nCat-Felis silvestris catus\nDog-C. lupus
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Flax or hemp that has been prepared for spinning was always referred to as Tow. Since it is pale in color,  somehow, the term started being used for boys with light hair, towhead.
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One true colour remains yellow  ( in western understanding - not Buddhist yellow ). The betrayal of his people  is black which is not a colour but is made up of all colours and is without light  . So we will light candles for all the dead and turn a terrible spotlight on the betrayers.\nDizzy.
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I thinks it's mostly used as toilet water.  That's why it's Yellow!.\n\n:-)\n\nOK.  That was a joke.  However, due to the economy of China, a lot of people use the Yellow river for bathing, washing, etc.
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Kadi patta-Murraya koenigii.\nshatavari-Asparagus racemosus.\nFor correct botanical name of lid pimpiri or is it rind pimpiri? check out the web or taxonomy book.I am not aware of it sorry.
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It's actually spelled Fuchsia not Fuschia (the plant was named after the German botanist Leonhart Fuchs).  So it should probably be correctly pronounced "fook-seeya", but it's more commonly pronounced as "few-sha".
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hmmmm, a tough one, makes you wonder why a lemon isn't called a yellow and a lime called a green and so on
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1) Basic\n2) BTB turns yellow in a base\n3) HCI + LiOH -> H2O + LiCI\n\nI think these should be right.
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General Jack or Jack Rose..but the species is Rose. Maybe you want to know its parents? They are thought to be Gloire des Rosomanes and Geant des Batailles
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scientific names \nAralia quinquefolia = ginseng\nCarya alba = Hickory tree\n\ncommon name \narchangelica root = Angelica archangelica
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I heard it makes it yellow
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Oryza Sativa. good luck with it