tutsan
/ˈtʌts(ə)n
/noun
A Eurasian St John’s wort with large aromatic leaves and a berry-like fruit, formerly used medicinally.
- Hypericum androsaemum, family Guttiferae.
- Willows are among the major targets, along with tutsan, St Peter's wort, Vietnamese mint and blue water-speedwell.
- Mitotic inhibitors were used on seed or meristem material to produce tetraploid plants or sectors of plants of selected clones of amur maple, Norway maple, mimosa, trumpet vine, tutsan St. Johnswort, goldenraintree, privet, callery pear, and lacebark elm.
Origin
Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French tutsaine 'all wholesome'.
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