Aletrsz Farznosa L.
- Nota de alcance (en)
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Origin: moist locations in woods and meadows.
Uses: The rhizomes and roots are reported to have therapeutic use as a diuretic tonic and sedative. The plant is known as colicroot because it has been used to treat colic, and ague-root because of its value in treating rheumatism, often called ague in Colonial times. In Appalachia a mixture of roots and brandy or whisky is drunk as a treatment for rheumatism.
- Nota bibliográfica (en)
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A guide to medicinal plants of Appalachia/ Krochmal, Arnold; Walter, Russel S.; Doughty, Richard M.: USA: U.S.D.A Forest Service:,1959
Aletrsz Farznosa L.
Términos no preferidos
- UP Ague grass
- UP Ague horn
- UP Agueroot
- UP Aletris root
- UP Aloe
- UP Aloeroot
- UP Backache root
- UP Blazing
- UP Colicroot
- UP Crow corn
- UP Devil's bit
- UP False unicorn root
- UP Huskwood
- UP Huskwort
- UP Mealy starwort
- UP Rheumatism root
- UP Star
- UP Stargrass
- UP Starwort
- UP True unicorn root
- UP Unicorn plant
- UP Unicorn root
- UP Unicorn's horns
- UP White colicroot.
- UP Whitetube stargrass
Términos genéricos
- TG Liliaceae
