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ivy, n Latin name: Hedera helix; part used: leaves; uses: expectorant, antimicrobial, pain relief, antispasmodic, chronic respiratory problems; precautions: contact dermatitis. ivy Hedera helix; called also English ivy. Patient discussion about Hedera. Q. is poison ivy or sumac contagious A. if you scratch the rash and it has open sores,the pus from the sores can spread to other parts of the body and to other people as well, Read more or ask a question about HederaHow to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Scroll down until you find two lists of these plants, one in Latin (ivy is Hedera helix) and the other in English. They don't want to risk it," says Amanuel Hedera, project coordinator for the Watershed Project in Mekele, which introduces higher-yielding and drought-resistant varieties, and new products like the sweet potato. Nihilo tamen minus invenrus est superiore anno qui libellum istum meo nomine evulgaret, titulo praescripto sane insolente Discursus novi de imperatore [sic], credo quo petliceret emptorem et hedera suspenderetur vino alias minus vendibili, utque lateret fucus et suum er loci sui nomen dissimulavit typographus, corollariis aliisque praesectis. |
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