Afolayan (2010) Effect of aqueous extract of Leonotis
leonurus (L.) R.
Refresh butterfly bush (Buddleja), lavender, lion's tail (Leonotis
leonurus), and salvia by pruning back a third to a half of new growth.
x
LEONURUS CARDIAC A L x Lindera benzoin (L.) Blume x Lindernia dubia (L.) Pennell var.
In vitro cytotoxic and anthelmintic activities of
Leonurus sibiricus L.
Distribuicao das plantas daninhas por familia e especie obtidas atraves de levantamento fitossociologico em sucessao aveia/milho no ano agricola de 2009/2010 em Marechal Candido Rondon--PR Familia Especie Nome comum Asteraceae Emilia fosbergii Falsa serralha Amaranthaceae Amaranfhus hybridus Caruru-roxo Commelinaceae Commelina benghalensis Trapoeraba Covolvulaceae Ipomea friloba Corda-de-viola Euphorbiaceae Euphorbia heferophyla Amendoim bravo Lamiaceae
Leonurus sibiricus Rubim Phyllanthaceae Phyllanfhus fenellus Quebra-pedra Poaceae Brachiaria planfaginea Papua Poaceae Cenchrus echinafus Capim-carrapicho Poaceae Digifaria horizonfalis Capim-colchao Solanacea Solanum americanum Maria pretinha Tabela 4.
One of these medicinal plant species that has dramatic pharmaceutical values is
Leonurus cardiaca L.
The understory consists of a mixture of herbaceous species, such as motherwort (
Leonurus cardiaca) and poke weed (Phytolacca americana), along with shrubs and vines that are not subjected to continual inundation.
The eight plant species used in this analysis were Coronilla varia, Impatiens capensis, Lathyrus latifolius,
Leonurus cardiaca, Lonicera japonica, Nepeta cataria, Saponaria officinalis, and Trifolium pratense, and the six fungi used were Aureobasidium pullulans, Metschnikowia aff.
The Tobeys' large, carefully observed and meticulously rendered drawing on vellum of motherwort or
Leonurus cardiaca is a rare example found outside of Italy.
leonurus, although this plant has been mentioned as an herbal drug, which is used as a substitute of cannabis (Rosenbaum, Carreiro & Babu 2012).
Buena parte de las muestras estudiadas contaba solo con identificacion a nivel de familia o bien con la identificacion generica que fue dada por los botanicos de la expedicion, la cual en muchos casos hacia solo referencia a generos subcosmopolitas o a otros cuya distribucion se restringe hoy al viejo Mundo (Bystropogon L'Her., Dracocephalum L., Hyssopus L., Horminum L.,
Leonurus L., Mentha L., Phlomis L., Sideritis L.
(N) 0,005 --
Leonurus japonicus (I) -- 0,037 Malpighiaceae Malpighiaceae, tipo 1 -- -- Malpighiaceae, tipo 2 -- -- Malvaceae Ceiba sp.
