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elecampane

/ˌɛl.ɪ.kæmˈpeɪn/

Traducción: Planta herbácea alta y robusta de Eurasia, con flores amarillas parecidas a las margaritas y pétalos estrechos, cuyos rizomas se usan con fines medicinales.

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/ˌɛl.ɪ.kæmˈpeɪn/C1formalmedical
  • esPlanta herbácea alta y robusta de Eurasia, con flores amarillas parecidas a las margaritas y pétalos estrechos, cuyos rizomas se usan con fines medicinales.

A tall, coarse Eurasian herb with daisylike yellow flowers and narrow petals, whose rhizomatous roots are used for medicinal purposes.

  1. Medicinal herbC2formalmedical

    A tall, coarse Eurasian herb with daisy-like yellow flowers and narrow petals, whose rhizomatous roots are used in traditional medicine.

    esÉnula campana

    • Elecampane root has been used for centuries to treat respiratory ailments.
    • The herbalist recommended elecampane tea for a persistent cough.
    • In traditional medicine, elecampane is often combined with other herbs.
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