pulsatilla (p
l·s·tilˑ·l),
l·s·tilˑ·l),n Latin name:
Anemone pulsatilla; parts used: dried leaves, stems, flowers; uses: diuretic, sedative, insomnia, cough, genitourinary complaints, menstrual complaints, ear infection, eye conditions; precautions: abortifacient, pregnancy, lactation, nephrotoxicity, seizures, toxic not advised for self-medication. Also called
crowfoot, Easter flower, kubjelle, meadow anemone, meadow windflower, pasque flower, prairie anemone, smell fox, stor, or
wind flower.
Anemone pulsatilla; parts used: dried leaves, stems, flowers; uses: diuretic, sedative, insomnia, cough, genitourinary complaints, menstrual complaints, ear infection, eye conditions; precautions: abortifacient, pregnancy, lactation, nephrotoxicity, seizures, toxic not advised for self-medication. Also called
crowfoot, Easter flower, kubjelle, meadow anemone, meadow windflower, pasque flower, prairie anemone, smell fox, stor, or
wind flower.
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