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== ''Achillea millefolium'' | == ''Achillea millefolium'' == | ||
''Compositae''. HUNDRED-LEAVED GRASS. MILFOIL. NOSEBLEED. SANGUINARY. THOUSAND-SEAL. YARROW. | *Nom accepté : ''[[Achillea millefolium]]'' | ||
''Achillea millefolium'' Linn. ''Compositae''. HUNDRED-LEAVED GRASS. MILFOIL. NOSEBLEED. SANGUINARY. THOUSAND-SEAL. YARROW. | |||
Europe, Asia and America. In some parts of Sweden, yarrow is said to be employed as a substitute for hops in the preparation of beer, to which it is supposed to add an intoxicating effect<ref>''U S. Disp.'' 17. 1865.</ref>. | Europe, Asia and America. In some parts of Sweden, yarrow is said to be employed as a substitute for hops in the preparation of beer, to which it is supposed to add an intoxicating effect<ref>''U S. Disp.'' 17. 1865.</ref>. | ||
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Achillea (Sturtevant, 1919) |
Achillea millefolium
- Nom accepté : Achillea millefolium
Achillea millefolium Linn. Compositae. HUNDRED-LEAVED GRASS. MILFOIL. NOSEBLEED. SANGUINARY. THOUSAND-SEAL. YARROW.
Europe, Asia and America. In some parts of Sweden, yarrow is said to be employed as a substitute for hops in the preparation of beer, to which it is supposed to add an intoxicating effect[1].
- ↑ U S. Disp. 17. 1865.