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Dr. Duke's Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases
U.S. Department of Agriculture

 Cacoethes

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Aristolochia clematitis ( Aristolochia, Birthwort, Clematitide, Smearwort, Uzun Logusaotu )
Aristolochia longa ( Aristolochia, Aristologia, Aristoloquia Larga, Birthwort, Holwort, Long Aristolochia, Zirawend )
Artemisia campestris ( Abrotano Femmina, Armoise Champetre, Beifuss, Boja, Escobilla Parda, Feld Beifuss, Field Southernwood, Mugwort, Rode Bijvoet, Roter Beifuss, Sheeh, Wilde Averuit )
Artemisia spicata ( Mugwort )
Arum italicum ( Aro, Colubrina, Dracunculus Maior, Seperntaria Maior )
Dracontium vulgaris ( Speerwortele )
Hedera helix ( Cistero, Duvar Sarmasigi, Edera, Ellera, English Ivy, Habl Al Masakeen, Hedera, Hiedra, Ivy, Lere, Lierre, Srcanik, Yedra )
Hypericum olympicum ( Polemonia )
Lathyrus sativus ( Burcak, Cicercula, Gall, Hurtuman )
Malus sylvestris ( Alma, Appelboom, Apple, Appleseed, Hua Hung, Lai Ch'In, Lin Ch'In, Malum, Manzana, Manzano, Maschanzkerapfel, Nai, Pomi, Pomme, Pomme D'Arbre, Pomme De France, Pommier, Saio, Sufferjang, Tuffah )
Polemonium caeruleum ( Polemonia )
*Unless otherwise noted all references are to Duke, James A. 1992. Handbook of phytochemical constituents of GRAS herbs and other economic plants. Boca Raton, FL. CRC Press.