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HABA HABA vicia faba Family: Leguminosas. Description: Herbaceous, turgid plant, glabra, with axonomorfa root. The stem is tetragonal and can reach a height of up to 80 c ... More Information
HAHOLÍ HAHOLÍ sésamosesamum indicum l. It is a cultivated oily plant from very old. In Mesopotamia, in India, in Egypt, in China and Greece, their seeds very were appreciated like condime ... More Information
HALÍCABALO HALÍCABALO alquequenjephysalis alkekengi The red berries of alquequenje are of an exquisite bittersweet flavor, and is one that conserves them in candy or vinegar. In some places it is made ... More Information
HAMAMELIS  HAMAMELIS  ... More Information
HAMELIS HAMELIS hammamelis virginiana English: Witch hazel. French: Hamamélis. Of the family of the Hamamelidáceas. Heavy and hemorroides Varices, flebitis, legs. It stops the hemorrhages ... More Information
HARPAGOFITO HARPAGOFITO ... More Information
HAWTHORN ALBAR  HAWTHORN ALBAR  ... More Information
HAWTHORN HEDIONDO HAWTHORN HEDIONDO espino cerval rhamnus cathartica From century XI they are documented the effects on the intestine of this plant, that also is used in veterinary medicine to bleed the animals. Habit ... More Information
HAYA HAYA ... More Information
HAZEL HAZEL ... More Information
HEDIONDO HEDIONDO frángula  rhamnus frangula The great Renaissance botanist, Andrea Mattioli, an edition commented of the medical Matter of Dioscórides published in 1554, in which it said, acco ... More Information
HELENIO HELENIO ... More Information
HELICRISO HELICRISO helichysum arenarium Castilian: helicriso, perpetual, siempreviva yellow, manzanilla bastard, yesquera, meaperros English: yellow chaste weed, live to ever, sandy everla ... More Information
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HEN FOOT HEN FOOT cincoenrama  potentilla reptans This humble plant, like all the Rosaceous ones, has beautiful flowers and excellent medicinal properties. The cattle dealers come using traditionall ... More Information
HENEQUÉN HENEQUÉN agaveagave americana They are known more than 150 species of agave, very similar in its aspect and its properties, distributed by Mexico and all Central America, that we ... More Information
HEPATICA HEPATICA ... More Information
HERNIARIA HERNIARIA ... More Information
HIBISCUS HIBISCUS hibiscus sabdariffa Used Part The flowers (chalices and epicálices). Active Principles Abundant organic acids: hibíscico (15-23%), málico, citrus, tartárico, ascórbico; ... More Information
HIDROCOTILE HIDROCOTILE hydrocotile asiatica Asiatica Hydrocotile L. Used Part The aerial sumidades. Active Principles Triterpénicos derivatives: asiaticósido, centellósido. Abundant tannins ... More Information
HIEL OF THE EARTH HIEL OF THE EARTH centaurea menor centaurium umbellatum Habitat: one grows up in meadows and pastizales of all Europe, although he is not very frequent. Also one is in some tempered regions of America. De ... More Information
HIGO HIGO ficus carica Carica Ficus Linnaeus Fam. Moraceae In Mexico, Centroamerica and Panama is this plant and their main properties are like emollient, tranquilizer and ... More Information
HIGUERETA HIGUERETA ricino ricinus communis Diosgórides, in century I d.C., already knew the properties laxative the ricino oil, but until century XVIII it did not begin to use in Europe. Habi ... More Information
HIGUERILLA HIGUERILLA ricinus communis Its main medicinal use is for the stomach ache, fever, gripa, external infections and blows. The leaves and seeds of this plant are the used parts mo ... More Information
HIGUERILLO HIGUERILLO ricino ricinus communis Diosgórides, in century I d.C., already knew the properties laxative the ricino oil, but until century XVIII it did not begin to use in Europe. Habi ... More Information
HILANDERAS HILANDERAS correhuela mayor calystegia sepium Habitat: very common in fences and edges of all Europe and America. Description: it plants vivaz trepadora, of the family of the Convolvuláceas, who ... More Information
HILLOCK HILLOCK grama de las boticas triticum repens Well-known plant from the times of old Greece where she was employee to treat very many diseases. With their fibrous roots peasants make brooms. She ... More Information
HINOJO HINOJO ... More Information
HINOJO HINOJO foeniculum vulgare Family: Umbelíferas. Description Of the Latin foeniculum, hay, reference to the structure to foliar. It is a biennial plant, of up to 2 ms of height, ... More Information
HIPERICO HIPERICO ... More Information
HIPÉRICO HIPÉRICO ... More Information
HIPÉRICO/HIERBA OF SAN JUAN  HIPÉRICO/HIERBA OF SAN JUAN  HYPERICUM PERFORATUM L. Hipérico/Hierba of San Juan Hypericum perforatum L. St. John's Wort, Corazoncillo, Grass of San Juan, Hipérico. Origin The vegetal drug is cons ... More Information
HISOPO HISOPO ... More Information
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HORSE TAIL  HORSE TAIL  ... More Information
HOT EARTH BREAD HOT EARTH BREAD yuca manhiot esculenta The yucca is an nourishing plant very appreciated in the warm countries. Nevertheless, the consumption by its crude root causes a serious poisoning, ... More Information
HUACATAY HUACATAY pazote chenopodium ambrosioides Before the arrival of Columbus, the old settlers of Mexico already used pazote by their medicinal properties. Their leaves and their flowers give of ... More Information
HUNDREDTH CORNEZUELO HUNDREDTH CORNEZUELO claviceps purpurea Used Part The esclerocios. Active Principles Amines: tiramina, histamina. Alkaloids derived from lysergic acid, two types: - hidrosolubles: ergometr ... More Information
HURAPO HURAPO guayabo psidium guajaba It is a very aromatic tree, that already was cultivated by native the Mexicans before the arrival of the Spaniards. Guayaba is one of the richest vi ... More Information
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