Yarrow (Common)
Scientific name
: Achillea millefolium
Other names:
Azərbaycanca: Adi boymadərən
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Български: Бял равнец
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Bosanski: Hajdučka trava
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Català: Milfulles
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Česky: Řebříček obecný
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Dansk: Almindelig Røllike
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Deutsch: Scharfgabe (Gemeine)
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Español: Milenrama
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Eesti: Harilik raudrohi
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Suomi: Siankärsämö
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Français: Achillée millefeuille
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Magyar: Közönséges cickafark
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Íslenska: Vallhumall
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Italiano: Achillea millefoglie
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日本語: セイヨウノコギリソウ
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Lietuviškai: Paprastoji kraujažolė
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Latviešu: Parastais pelašķis
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Nederlands: Duizendblad
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Norsk (nynorsk): Ryllik
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Norsk: Ryllik
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Polski: Krwawnik pospolity
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Português: Milefólio
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Română: Coada șoricelului
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Русский: Тысячелистник обыкновенный
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Slovensky: Rebríček obyčajný
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Slovenščina: Navadni rman
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Svenska: Röllika
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Türkçe: Civanperçemi
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Short Description
The flat flower heads in both the white and yellow florets have a slightly unpleasant smell when rubbed. The Common Yarrow produces an essential oil in which different terpenes unfold (including pinene, sabinene, camphor, and bornyl). The oil causes choleretic ...
Author: Bruno P. Kremer
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