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- From spike nail, a large, long nail; so called in allusion to the shape of its capillary leaves. (Wiktionary)
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storax, spignel, cassia lignea, gum serapin, spikenard, paraterminal, paraterminal, cingulate gyrus, hypocaust, laconicum, tepidarium, frigidarium and 119 more...
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Flora
fenugreek, verbena, saxifrage, arbutus, calendula, nasturtium, lobelia, hellebore, rhododendron, philodendron, bellflower, heuchera and 449 more...
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reesetee Yes! Thanks. I keep forgetting to do that. Oct 16, 2008
chained_bear No problem--I was just asking so I could tag it! Oct 16, 2008
reesetee They are the same plant, at least according to the references I checked. And I got it from your confectio Damocritis entry in the first place. :-) Oct 16, 2008
chained_bear I probably found this when looking up confectio Damocritis. Are these all plants? All medicinal? Are they all the same plant, mayhap? Oct 16, 2008
reesetee See also spicknel. Also called baldmoney, mew, and bearwort. Oct 15, 2008