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wild quinine

/waɪld ˈkwɪnaɪn/

Tradução: Planta herbácea perene nativa da América do Norte, cientificamente conhecida como Parthenium integrifolium, historicamente usada por povos indígenas e colonizadores para fins medicinais, especialmente no tratamento de febre e problemas digestivos.

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/waɪld ˈkwɪnaɪn/formalscientific
  • ptPlanta herbácea perene nativa da América do Norte, cientificamente conhecida como Parthenium integrifolium, historicamente usada por povos indígenas e colonizadores para fins medicinais, especialmente no tratamento de febre e problemas digestivos.

A perennial herbaceous plant native to North America, scientifically known as Parthenium integrifolium, historically used by Native Americans and early settlers for medicinal purposes, particularly as a treatment for fevers and digestive issues.

  1. Medicinal plantC2formalamerican

    A perennial herbaceous plant (Parthenium integrifolium) native to North America, historically used for medicinal purposes.

    ptPlanta medicinal

    • Wild quinine was traditionally used by Native Americans to treat fevers.
    • The leaves of wild quinine have a distinct bitter taste.
    • Botanists study wild quinine for its potential anti-inflammatory properties.