What is a Artemisia maritima plant? What is used for Artemisia maritima plant? What is a scientific name? What is a scientific classification of Artemisia maritima plant?
These was a types of plant which is a brown green colors, and contains same more branched, the leaves of these plants was a very small and containing more seeds, these plants was a length was a 5 - 8 cm.
This plants grow at the month of January to April, but the months of November and December was a same not growth.
This plants leaves colours was a brown greenish.
A very small seeds of this plant, growth with the places of Man and Women death around the earth, these plants was a more branched and a more many roots.
Family: Asteraceae.
Rank: Species.
Kingdom: Plantae.
What is used for?
It is also used for parasitic infection such as roundworms, pinworms, tapeworms, hookworms and flukes.
What is a scientific name?
The scientific name as a Artemisia maritima.
What is a scientific classification of Artemisia maritima plant?
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