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363:. A decoction of the root of
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603:Peucedanum officinale
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172:Peucedanum officinale
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255:, but has long been
401:veterinary medicine
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334:sulphurwort
318:John Gerard
253:West Sussex
237:sulphurweed
84:Angiosperms
898:Peucedanum
892:Categories
818:Plant List
517:6 November
479:2014-10-17
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407:References
326:hog's tail
141:Peucedanum
373:sudorific
345:oleoresin
314:Faversham
296:attenuate
280:rootstock
264:grassland
208:(L.) Vest
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369:diuretic
276:petioles
268:glabrous
229:Apiaceae
187:Synonyms
130:Apiaceae
126:Family:
110:Asterids
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306:herbals
294:lobes,
292:sessile
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259:there.
257:extinct
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120:Apiales
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