This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract Assessing border properties within vegetative assemblages is critical to the understanding of plant community dynamics and to the development ...
Japan: leaves eaten, during the period of food scarcity following World War II (ca. 1945-1946). In previous times, the young plant was eaten during Spring, and also used for flavoring mochi, or dan-go ...
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How to grow Artemisia abrotanum – this herb will give you sweet, citrussy foliage ideal for lining paths
Artemisia abrotanum, or Southernwood, is a perennial plant used as a medicinal herb throughout history. With citrusy sweet-smelling foliage, it is ideal to grow in the ground or pots to add beauty, ...
Beauty addicts, listen up: there's a brand new skincare ingredient on the block. Mugwort, otherwise known as Artemisia Vulgaris, is a root-based perennial plant that has been used by ancient cultures ...
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