The various plants that are used as flavourings, either as herbs, spices or condiments.

The various herb teas that can be used in place of tea, plus the genuine article.

Gently calms, reducing nervousness, distress and irritation.

Treats external parasites such as ringworm This should perhaps be joined with Parasiticide in the 'Other Uses' table.

Induces drowsiness and gives an artificial sense of well-being.

Induces perspiration.

Reduces the flow of secretions and discharges of blood, mucus, diarrhoea etc.

Treats muscular spasms and cramps.

A very vague title, it deals with a miscellany of problems peculiar to the female sex.

Expels internal parasites.

Widens the blood vessels, thereby reducing blood pressure.

Aids and improves the action of the stomach.

Soothes and heals damaged skin.

Breaks down tumors. This might be placed under antitumor.

Cools the body.

Reduces high blood pressure.

Induces sleep.

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Causes the mind to hallucinate.

Reduces fevers.

Restores the menstrual flow, sometimes by inducing an abortion.

Promotes the flow of urine.

Aids digestion.

Soothes irritated tissues, especially the mucous membranes.

Used in the treatment of heart problems.

Treats virus diseases

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Kills bacteria.

Numbs the feeling in a local or general area of the body.

Hedges serve as windbreaks, provide habitat for wildlife, and can yield edible fruits or nuts.

A food forest is a gardening approach that mimics woodland ecosystems, using fruit and nut trees, shrubs, herbs, and vegetables.

Scented plants have aromatic properties, repelling pests and attracting beneficial insects.

Dynamic accumulators are plants that mine nutrients from deep soil layers and deposit them in their leaves, enriching the topsoil.

Kills parasites.

Plants that can be grown as hedges.

Many plants, such as indigo, madder, or woad, can be used to produce natural dyes for textiles.

A list of the trees and shrubs that are noted for having useful wood.

Tannin is used as a preservative, mordant, dye etc.

Plants that are said to deter but not necessarily kill various mammals, birds, insects etc.

Kills insects.

Certain plants, like oak galls or walnuts, can be used to produce natural inks.

Aromatic plants that can be burnt to impart a pleasant smell, repel insects and disinfect closed areas.

Plants or plant extracts that can inhibit the growth of other plants.

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