Asarum (Sturtevant, 1919)

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Asarum canadense Linn.

Aristolochiaceae. SNAKEROOT. WILD GINGER.

North America. Bartonl says the dried, pulverized root is commonly used in many parts of our country as a substitute for ginger, and Balfour says it is used as a spice in Canada.

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