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What are medicinal plants?

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give me a breif introduction to medicinal plants giving examples and where they are used

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  1. those are plants that produce a source of some sort to help humans or other living things. such as a saptree which is used to make band-aids.


  2. medicinal plants are plants that are used medicinally.  herbs are medicinal plants, even many herbs we cook with.  concider parsley (according to the matera medica) it is the most powerful medicinal herb. it acts on all the internal organs stimulating them and causes a cleansing of the blood. it is full of vitamins and many different minerals.  so eat your garnish and good health to you

  3. Medicinal plants are plants that provide people with medicines - to prevent disease, maintain health or cure ailments. In one form or another, they benefit virtually everyone on Earth. No exact definition of an MP is possible. There are related issues, such as for nutrition, toiletry, bodily care, incense and ritual healing."

    "Aromatic plants are used for their aroma and flavour

    plants in term of the number of species specifically targeted. Plants provide the predominant ingredients of medicines in most traditional systems of healing and have been the source of inspiration for several major pharmaceutical drugs.

    According to Plantlife International, the scale of trade in MAPs ranges from local to international. Much of this trade is unrecorded or poorly documented in official statistics. Due to the poor documentation, decision makers usually have little awareness of the significance of trade and consumption of medicinal plants, or of the problems of unsustainability and the sometimes deleterious impacts on natural habitats of wild collection.

    examples are follows.

    List of medicinal plants :

    Aloe Vera

    Anise

    Apple

    Arnica

    Artichoke

    Ash tree

    Banana

    Barberry

    Basil

    Bean

    Bilberry Bush

    Birch Tree

    Black currant

    Black Locust



    Blueberry

    Brier

    Buckthorn

    Butterbur

    Cabbage

    Caraway

    Carrots

    Celandine

    Celery

    Chamomile

    Chicory

    Cider

    Coriander

    Cowslip

    Dandelion



    Endives

    Fennel

    Garlic

    Gentian

    Ginkgo Biloba

    Ginseng

    Horseradish

    Horsetail

    Hot Pepper

    Jasmine

    Lady's Mantle

    Laurel

    Lavender

    Lemon

    Linden tree



    Pot Marigold

    Marijuana

    Marjoram

    Marsh Mallow

    Milfoil

    Mint

    Mullein

    Mustard

    Nettle

    Onion

    Paprika

    Parsley

    Peach

    Pumpkin





    Rattle

    Red Poppy

    Rockcap Fern

    Raspberry

    Savory

    Sea Buckthorn

    Shepherd's Purse

    Silverweed

    Spinach

    Swit basil

    Walnut

    Underbrush

    Wild Strawberry

    Wood Avens

    Wormwood

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