Artemisia in perfumes provides a unique, bitter, herbaceous, and green scent—often derived from wormwood or mugwort—which ...

This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract Assessing border properties within vegetative assemblages is critical to the understanding of plant community dynamics and to the development ...

Mugwort or Artemisia Vulgaris is commonly known as wormwood. Leaves and flower tops have been used for therapeutic purposes since ancient time. It's a yellow dye, an insect repellant, an ingredient in ...

Japan: leaves eaten, during the period of food scarcity following World War II (ca. 1945-1946). In previous times, the young plant was eaten during Spring, and also used for flavoring mochi, or dan-go ...

Beauty addicts, listen up: there's a brand new skincare ingredient on the block. Mugwort, otherwise known as Artemisia Vulgaris, is a root-based perennial plant that has been used by ancient cultures ...