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AMMI
L. Annual weeds. Bracts and bracteoles present, filiform. Flowers white.
Fruit small ovoid.
Leaf-segments
capillary.
Source: STUDENTS’ FLORA OF
EGYPT second edition, by VIVI TÄCKHOLM, D. Sc. (Stockholm) Professor of
Systematic Botany, Faculty of Science, Cairo University. Published by Cairo
University. Printed by COOPERATIVE PRINTING COMPANY Beirut, 1974.
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Ammi majus L. = Apium ammi
Crantz.
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Common name: Ammi, Bishop’s weed, large
bullwort, Killah shaytani, Khilla sheitaani, Athrilal, Atrillal, Thalilen,
Lattilel, Akhella, Ammi commun, Ammei, Grosser Ammei.
Economic
plant.
Plants
(herb and flowering tops) and seeds.
Herbal
(traditional) medicine.
Pharmacopoeias
wild medicinal plants.
Plants
used in folk medicine.
Plants
of potential medicinal value.
Wild
plant (wild craft).
The
amount needed for industry could be obtained by cultivation.
Part
Used: Seed, small amount of herb.
Seed,
leaf, distilled, boiled, grind, fluid and tincture extract.
Seeds
for propagation.
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Ammi visnaga (L.) Lam.
= Daucus visnaga L.
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Common name: Ammi, Khilla, Khella,
Khillal, Khilaala, Howeida, Khillah, Khelal, Khilla Baladi, Gazar
Sheitani, Kammoun Habashi, Bizr Khellah, Tabellaout, Pick-tooth,
Toothpick, Bishop’s weed, Herbe aux cure-dents, Fruits de Khella,
Zahnstocherkraut, Visnaga Früchte, Bischofskraut Früchte, Fructus Ammi
visnaga.
Economic
plant.
Plants
(herb and flowering tops) and seeds.
Herbal
(traditional) medicine.
Pharmacopoeias
wild medicinal plants.
Plants
used in folk medicine.
Plants
of potential medicinal value.
Wild
plant (wild craft).
The
amount needed for industry could be obtained by cultivation.
Part
Used: Seed, small amount of herb.
Seed,
leaf, distilled, boiled, cold pressed, dry, grind, fluid and tincture
extract.
Seeds
for propagation.
More Ammi visnaga…
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Ammi majus L. = Apium ammi
Crantz.
Morphological
Description:
An annual
slender herb with pinnately-divided leaves into oblong acutely serrulate
leaflets. Umbels, with smallwhite flowers. The number of rays in much less
than in Ammi visnaga (L.) Lam. =
Daucus visnaga L., also not frutescent. Fruit, small, oblong,
prominently ribbed.
Source:
Wild Medical Plant in Egypt. An Inventory to support Conservation and
Sustainable Use. BATANOUNY K. H.
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Ammi visnaga (L.) Lam. =
Daucus visnaga L.
Stout,
tall, winter annual, with thick stem and pinnatisect leaves. Umbel rays,
dense (ca 80 per umbel), with very numerous long stiff rays and white
flowers. The rays spread in flower and become contracted in fruit. Bracts
of the involucre, long, filiform and tripartite. The fruiting pedicels are
thick and frutescent. Fruit, ovate, laterally compressed, with thick ribs,
brownish with violet tinge and splitting into two mericarps.
Source:
Wild Medical Plant in Egypt. An Inventory to support Conservation and
Sustainable Use. BATANOUNY K. H.
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Last Update
December 4th, 2002.
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Species List
Genus.
Product Photo.
Botanical Family.
Chenopodiaceae.
Compositae.
Cruciferae.
Cyperaceae.
Euphorbiaceae.
Gramineae.
Labiatae.
Plantaginaceae.
Sterculiaceae.
Umbelliferae.
Zygophyllaceae.
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