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Ocimum basilicumUso culinario conocido
Ocimum basilicum
Sweet basilAn aromatic mint-family herb widely used in cooking.
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Mentha spicataUso culinario conocido
Mentha spicata
SpearmintA fragrant herb used in drinks and cooking.
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Salvia rosmarinusUso culinario conocido
Salvia rosmarinus
RosemaryAn evergreen Mediterranean aromatic shrub, formerly widely classified as Rosmarinus officinalis.
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Melissa officinalisUso culinario conocido
Melissa officinalis
Lemon balmA lemon-scented mint-family garden plant used to flavour teas and food.
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Atropa belladonnaVenenoso
Atropa belladonna
Deadly nightshadeA highly poisonous nightshade containing tropane alkaloids.
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Urtica dioicaBotánico
Urtica dioica
Stinging nettleA perennial plant whose stinging hairs can irritate skin.
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Taraxacum officinaleBotánico
Taraxacum officinale
Common dandelionA familiar composite-flowered plant with yellow flower heads and wind-dispersed seeds.
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Matricaria chamomillaBotánico
Matricaria chamomilla
German chamomileAn aromatic daisy-family annual with white ray flowers.
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Digitalis purpureaVenenoso
Digitalis purpurea
Common foxgloveAn attractive garden flower with tall spikes of bell-shaped blooms.
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Conium maculatumVenenoso
Conium maculatum
Poison hemlockA highly toxic member of the carrot family.
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Achillea millefoliumBotánico
Achillea millefolium
Common yarrowA perennial meadow plant with finely divided foliage and flat-topped flower clusters.
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Lavandula angustifoliaUso culinario conocido
Lavandula angustifolia
English lavenderAn aromatic shrub with purple flowers attractive to pollinators.
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Convallaria majalisVenenoso
Convallaria majalis
Lily of the valleyAn ornamental woodland plant with fragrant white bells and red berries.
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Datura stramoniumVenenoso
Datura stramonium
JimsonweedA highly toxic annual with trumpet-shaped flowers and spiky seed capsules.
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Hypericum perforatumBotánico
Hypericum perforatum
St John's wortA yellow-flowering herb also sold in supplements.
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Plantago majorBotánico
Plantago major
Broadleaf plantainA low-growing perennial with a rosette of broad leaves, often tolerant of trampling.
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Arnica montanaBotánico
Arnica montana
Mountain arnicaA yellow-flowered plant associated with European mountain meadows, vulnerable to collection pressure in some regions.
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Sambucus nigraBotánico
Sambucus nigra
European elderA shrub bearing broad white flower clusters and dark berries.
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Viscum albumVenenoso
Viscum album
European mistletoeAn evergreen hemisparasite growing on host trees, often with white berries.
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Taxus baccataVenenoso
Taxus baccata
European yewA long-lived conifer with conspicuous red fleshy seed coverings.
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Heracleum mantegazzianumIrritante
Heracleum mantegazzianum
Giant hogweedA tall invasive umbellifer containing phototoxic sap.
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Aconitum napellusVenenoso
Aconitum napellus
MonkshoodA striking blue-violet garden and mountain flower containing potent toxic alkaloids.
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Mentha piperitaUso culinario conocido
Mentha piperita
PeppermintAn aromatic mint hybrid known for menthol-rich oils.
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Tussilago farfaraBotánico
Tussilago farfara
ColtsfootA spring-flowering plant whose yellow heads often appear before the leaves.
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Betula pendulaBotánico
Betula pendula
Silver birchA familiar tree with pale peeling bark and drooping branches, often an early colonizer of open ground.
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