Soapwort (Common)
Scientific name
: Saponaria officinalis
Other names:
Català: Herba sabonera
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Česky: Mydlice lékařská
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Dansk: Sæbeurt
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Deutsch: Seifenkraut (Gewöhnliches)
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Español: Jabonera
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Eesti: Harilik seebilill
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Suomi: Rohtosuopayrtti, suopayrtti
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Français: Saponaire officinale
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Magyar: Orvosi szappanfű
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Italiano: Saponaria
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Lietuviškai: Putoklis
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Latviešu: Ārstniecības ziepjusakne
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Nederlands: Zeepkruid, gewoon zeepkruid
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Norsk: Såpeurt
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Polski: Mydlnica Lekarska
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Română: Săpunăriță
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Русский: Мыльнянка лекарственная
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Slovensky: Mydlica lekárska
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Svenska: Såpnejlika
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Türkçe: Sabun otu
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Short Description
The strong rhizome of the common soapwort contains active saponins that that actually produce a bit of foam when beat. The cleaning power of the herb, however, is limited. As a medicinal herb, soapwort is only used today in homeopathy ...
Author: Bruno P. Kremer
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