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Often used in the same context:
feverfew,
salicylates,
bromelain,
rhodiola,
salicin,
boswellia,
valerian,
psyllium,
licorice root,
vaccinium,
luteolin,
red clover,
lemon balm,
epimedium,
pueraria,
dihydroergotamine,
glycyrrhizin,
sporanox,
milk thistle,
cascara,
acetylsalicylic acid,
berberine,
brahmi,
bearberry,
herb,
chicory root,
eugenol,
hesperidin,
papain,
panax ginseng,
comfrey,
coltsfoot,
biloba,
stinging nettle,
senna,
tansy,
gingerol,
glycosides,
expectorants,
chokeberry,
decoctions,
officinalis,
ergotamine,
ginkgo biloba,
bioflavonoid,
aconitum,
burdock,
alkaloids,
pot marigold,
glycyrrhiza glabra,
indoles,
cinnamon bark,
melissa officinalis,
sweet wormwood,
jewelweed,
tisanes,
echinacea,
tricyclic antidepressant,
chlorella,
autumn crocus,
allantoin,
angelica,
yohimbine,
miconazole,
ginkgo,
bilberry,
deadly nightshade,
gingko,
black cohosh,
damiana,
carvacrol,
serrata,
saponins,
sulindac,
flavones,
betulin,
antifungal agent,
ipecac,
arnica montana,
hairy vetch,
fenugreek,
atopic eczema,
amygdalin,
itraconazole,
prochlorperazine,
anthelmintic,
goosegrass,
hyoscyamine,
scutellaria,
salicylic acid,
acidophilus,
indinavir,
flavonol,
linalool,
hawthorn,
passionflower,
mugwort,
leafminer,
maidenhair tree,
taxol,
cimicifuga racemosa,
yohimbe
Appears in the definition of:
genus petasites,
petasites
More general:
herb,
herbaceous plant
Synonyms:
bog rhubarb,
petasites hybridus,
petasites vulgaris
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