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Agrimonia

Agrimonia

9.9
A group of small plants with divided leaves, yellow flowers, and bristly fruit that grow in cool northern regions
  • noun
  • Specialized
: Agrimonia
  • In gardens, Agrimonia can be identified by its yellow flowers and bristly fruit.

Examples

  • The Agrimonia plant thrives in temperate climates.

  • The leaves of Agrimonia are often used in traditional remedies.

  • Scientists discovered a new species within the genus Agrimonia in northern Europe.

  • The medicinal properties of Agrimonia have been recognized since ancient times.

  • Many herbalists use Agrimonia for its medicinal properties.

  • The leaves of Agrimonia have a distinct pinnate shape and are often found in herbal remedies.

  • During a hike, we spotted various herbs including Agrimonia thriving near the riverbank.

Compounds

Agrimonia eupatoria
  • Specialized
9.9

A tall wild herb with small yellow flowers that grows in dry grassy places

Agrimonia procera
  • Specialized
9.9

A fragrant European herb that grows year after year at the edge of woods on damp soil

Surface Forms

Agrimonia singular
Agrimonias plural

Etymology

Agrimonia comes from old Latin and Greek names for the same medicinal herb and shares its root with the English word agrimony. So, when you see Agrimonia, remember it names a group of plants long used in 'remedies', which explains the link to medicine.