aquiléia
Inglês
Palavras facilmente confundidas
milfoilferndillNotas: Also known as milfoil.
Sinônimos e antônimos
Sinônimos
milfoil·nosebleed
milfoil: Termo em português para a planta.nosebleed: Nome popular em português, descrevendo a folhagem.
Regência e colocações
plant of
Yarrow is a plant of easy cultivation.
Indica posse ou característica.
properties of
Yarrow has remarkable medicinal properties.
Descreve as qualidades da planta.
genus
Yarrow belongs to the genus Achillea.
Indica classificação taxonômica.
Contexto cultural e nuances
Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) is a perennial herb widely recognized in European and Asian traditional medicine, and later introduced to the Americas. Its scientific name, 'Achillea', is often associated with the Greek hero Achilles, who supposedly used it to treat his soldiers' wounds. Popularly known as milfoil due to its finely divided foliage, the plant is valued for its astringent, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, and healing properties. It is commonly used in teas, tinctures, and poultices to treat a variety of conditions, including digestive problems, wounds, bleeding, and menstrual pain. Its presence in gardens and landscaping is also notable, adding a wild and medicinal touch.
Espanhol
Palavras facilmente confundidas
aquileamanzanillahinojoNotas: Also known as aquilea.
Sinônimos e antônimos
Sinônimos
aquilea·hierba de San Juan
aquilea: Nome em português para a planta, derivado do nome científico.hierba de San Juan: Nome popular em português, similar ao espanhol.
Regência e colocações
planta de
La milenrama es una planta de fácil cultivo.
Indica posse ou característica.
properties of
Yarrow has remarkable medicinal properties.
Descreve as qualidades da planta.
genus
Yarrow belongs to the genus Achillea.
Indica classificação taxonômica.
Contexto cultural e nuances
Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) is a perennial herb widely recognized in European and Asian traditional medicine, and later introduced to the Americas. Its scientific name, 'Achillea', is often associated with the Greek hero Achilles, who supposedly used it to treat his soldiers' wounds. Popularly known as milfoil due to its finely divided foliage, the plant is valued for its astringent, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, and healing properties. It is commonly used in teas, tinctures, and poultices to treat a variety of conditions, including digestive problems, wounds, bleeding, and menstrual pain. Its presence in gardens and landscaping is also notable, adding a wild and medicinal touch.
EN: yarrow · ES: milenrama
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