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Definition of woundwort in English: woundwortnoun ˈwuːndwəːt A hairy Eurasian plant resembling a dead-nettle, formerly used in the treatment of wounds. Genus Stachys, family Labiatae: several species Example sentencesExamples - There are some 300 species of Stachys, also known as betonies, hedge nettles and woundworts.
- Marsh woundwort is a member of the mint family, and it has only a slight smell (unlike the rather similar Hedge Woundwort, which gives off a very strong odour).
- And if their blues, purples and soft whites began to pall, the gardener could add the hot yellows of the woundworts (species of Solidago).
- One of the most intriguing groups of plants sought for their healing qualities, the woundworts, offers plenty of material for the researcher.
- There is no record of it being applied to bleeding wounds - the English woundworts are effective in initiating coagulation by reason of their hairs.
Definition of woundwort in US English: woundwortnoun A hairy Eurasian plant resembling a dead-nettle, formerly used in the treatment of wounds. Genus Stachys, family Labiatae: several species Example sentencesExamples - And if their blues, purples and soft whites began to pall, the gardener could add the hot yellows of the woundworts (species of Solidago).
- There are some 300 species of Stachys, also known as betonies, hedge nettles and woundworts.
- One of the most intriguing groups of plants sought for their healing qualities, the woundworts, offers plenty of material for the researcher.
- There is no record of it being applied to bleeding wounds - the English woundworts are effective in initiating coagulation by reason of their hairs.
- Marsh woundwort is a member of the mint family, and it has only a slight smell (unlike the rather similar Hedge Woundwort, which gives off a very strong odour).
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