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Wild Plants with Medicinal Qualities: Part 10

December 24th 2007 06:07
Mugwort, yet another member of the sunflower family, has very aromatic leaves covered in white hairs on the bottom but free of hair on the top. This is an identifiable trait. It is used primarily externally for poison oak cure and to relieve swelling of a wound. It is also good for healing bruises rapidly.

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Comment by Don Lee

December 24th 2007 12:01
Some of these herbs have really strange names! Do you know where the names come from? Just curious.

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