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black root, n Latin names: Veronicastrum virginicum, Leptandra virginica, Veronica virginica; parts used: fruit (unripened), oleoresin, roots, rhi-zome; uses: aromatic, antiperiodic, emetic, diuretic, appetite stimulant, astringent, jaundice, upset digestive system, common cold, seizures, bronchitis, epidermal disorders; precautions: pregnancy, lactation, children, causes headaches, drowsiness, vomiting, stomach cramps, hepatotoxicity (from dried leaves in large doses). Also called Bowman root, brinton root, Culvert's physic, Culver's root, high veronica, hini, leptandra, physic root, quitel, tall speedwell, or Veronica. How 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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Day's brother, John, who enjoyed the benefits of the white race, never gave up his black roots, a contradiction for anyone who wanted to "pass. There are many varieties, with white, red, or black roots of different shapes and sizes, some quite large. There are many varieties, with white, red, or black roots of different shapes and sizes, some quite large. |
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