Noms vernaculaires
(dans les territoires avec usage significatif TRAMIL)
Guatemala:
- altamiza
Distribution géographique
Originaire de l’est de l’Europe, largement répartie sous forme spontanée.
Description botanique
Herbacée pérenne, suffrustescente, aromatique, pouvant atteindre 1 m. Feuilles ovées à oblongues-ovées d’environ 12 cm, les inférieures étant pennées et pennatiséquées, les supérieures très pennatipartites; 2 ou 3 paires de segments, dentés, obtus. Capitules atteignant souvent 2 cm de diamètre; disque jaune; fleurs radiées blanches.
Voucher(s)
Girón,165,CFEH
Pharmacopée
Ed.3References
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