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Fumitory
Family: Fumariaceae . Growth habit: This prostate and scrambling plant has solid, hairless, grey/ green stems that can reach 1m in length.
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Fumaria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The common name is fumitory. Selected species. Fumaria bastardii - tall ramping fumitory, bastard's fumitory; Fumaria capreolata - white ramping fumitory; Fumaria densiflora - dense-flowered ...
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fumitory definition of fumitory in the Free Online Encyclopedia.
fumitory, common name for some members of the Fumariaceae, a family of herbs native to much of the Old World, especially temperate Eurasia. The family is closely related to (and ...
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fumitory - definition of fumitory by the Free Online Dictionary ...
fu·mi·to·ry   (fy m-tôr, -t r) n. pl. fu·mi·to·ries. An herb (Fumaria officinalis) native to Eurasia, having finely divided leaves and small, spurred, purplish flowers.
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fumitory -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
Britannica online encyclopedia article on fumitory:Fumitory (Fumaria officinalis)G.E. Hyde/EB Inc.any of several plant species of the genus Fumaria of the poppy family ...
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fumitory - Definition of fumitory at Your Dictionary
any of a genus (Fumaria) of plants of the fumitory family, with watery juice and spurred flowers, formerly used in medicine
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fumitory - definition of fumitory in the Medical dictionary - by the ...
fumitory, n Latin name: Fumaria officinalis; part used: flowering parts, leaves; uses: laxative, diuretic, epidermal maladies, biliary disease; uses under research: arrhythmias ...
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fumitory - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about fumitory
fumitory. Any of a group of plants native to Europe and Asia. The common fumitory (F. officinalis) grows to 50 cm/20 in and produces pink flowers tipped with blackish red; it has ...
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Fumitory
Note - the monographs are provided for informational purposes only, and are not to be used for self-medication.
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Fumitory
Description of fumitory, its habitat, medicinal uses, and other useful tips. Welcome to herbs2000.com - Number one source of traditional and nutritional health care.
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