Menyanthes
Scientific name
: Menyanthes trifoliata
Other names:
Azərbaycanca: Üçyarpaq suyoncası
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Български: Горчивче
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Català: Trèvol d'aigua
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Česky: Vachta trojlistá
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Dansk: Almindelig Bukkeblad
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Deutsch: Fieberklee
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Eesti: Ubaleht
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Suomi: Raate
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Français: Trèfle d’eau
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Magyar: Vidrafű
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Íslenska: Horblaðka
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日本語: ミツガシワ
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한국어: 조름나물
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Lietuviškai: Trilapis puplaiškis
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Latviešu: Trejlapu puplaksis
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Nederlands: Waterdrieblad
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Norsk (nynorsk): Bukkeblad
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Norsk: Bukkeblad
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Polski: Bobrek trójlistkowy
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Português: Menyanthes
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Русский: Вахта
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Slovenščina: Navadni mrzličnik
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Svenska: Vattenklöver
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Türkçe: Su yoncası
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Short Description
Although Menyanthes was once used as a fever remedy long ago, it contains no antipyretic drugs. Menyanthes is a typical bitter drug that is used to stimulate the appetite and strengthen the stomach. In nature, Menyanthes has become rare due ...
Author: Bruno P. Kremer
