... Samolus valerandi are bitter in taste, but supposedly are edible either when raw or cooked; medicinal: Samolus ebracteatus is used as a medicinal plant in Mexico. Samolus valerandi is rich in vitamin C and was once used to treat ...
... samolus valerandi , brook weed or water pimpernel . Like Pliny's samolus , it is commonly found in damp areas , including streams and wet coastal regions.46 A number of fascinating customs associated with the gathering of sacred plants ...
... Samolus , which usually has been referred to Prim- ulaceae . Within that family , Pax and Knuth ( 1905 ) placed it in a separate tribe , Samoleae . Because of similarities in floral characters , Bartling ( 1830 ) and Mez ( 1902 ) ...
... Samolus is a genus of about ten species, distributed throughout most of the tem- perate and subtropical regions of ... Samolus ebracteatus Kunth, Nov. Gen. Sp. 2:223. 1817. Fig. 91. Samolus cuneatus Small, Bull. Torrey Club 24:491 ...
... Samolus of Pliny . G. M. Is there any English translation of Elian's Va- rious History , or of the work ascribed to the same author on the Peculiarities of Animals ? East Winch , Jan. 1850 . 66 Selago and Samolus . - The Selago ...