| The shrub layer includes mugwort, red osier, silver buffaloberry, and Woods' rose. |
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| Although it can be made from a variety of herbs, moxa is generally made from the mugwort plant. |
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| Herbaceous perennials, such as quackgrass, mugwort, and Canada thistle, die back to the ground each year. |
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| A natural ingredient in the oil of a variant of the weed known as mugwort could lessen the woes of U.S. catfish farmers and Asian rice growers. |
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| Confusing mugwort with wormwood is at the level of confusing potato with black nightshade because they share the genus Solanum. |
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| The European mugwort, A. vulgaris, enjoyed a high medicinal reputation for curing certain complaints, as a spring tonic, and to prevent fatigue. |
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| His front yard has lots of lavender and rosemary growing in it, but the mugwort and rue are threatening to take over. |
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| In earlier centuries, this was the magical cure-all. Even in orthodox medicine mugwort was believed to be an effective remedy for epilepsy. |
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| Other excellent herbs for depression are mugwort and lavender. |
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| Examples of carbonizing herbs to stop bleeding are carbonized cattail pollen, carbonized human hair, carbonized agrimony and carbonized wormwood or mugwort. |
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| Hot rods were replaced by rolled leaves of the mugwort, mulberry, ginger, and aconite plants. |
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| The pathways of the labyrinth are constructed from paving stones recycled from other New York city parks and lined with grass, clover and mugwort. |
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| Absinth, which has in it the amaroids from mugwort flowers, was also used to treat epilepsy. |
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| The mugwort sounds like a villain from a Harry Potter novel, or the name of some plug-ugly in a bad 1930's prison movie. |
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| The sensitization pathway is not yet completely understood, but an association with mugwort and plane tree has been described. |
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| Typical foods included rice cakes cooked with mugwort leaves, which were believed to ward off evil spirits, and fish soup. |
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| A number of mugwort allergenic proteins have been identified and characterized. |
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| However, many other plants, finely selected, are also part of its composition: star anise, fennel, gentian or even mugwort. |
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| The mugwort plant is an aggressive, coarse perennial. |
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| Great tufts of mugwort, an ancient beer ingredient, which the owners scavenged from Prospect Park for a brewing experiment, are suspended from a high ceiling, next to light fixtures made of bare bulbs inside mason glass. |
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| Even after hops were domesticated, around 700 A. D., they threw in wormwood, henbane, cowslip, ivy, mugwort, bog myrtle, elderberry, oak leaf, laurel leaf, autumn crocus, or wild rosemary. |
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| Allergy to birch, mugwort associated with apples, carrots and potatoes. |
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| The most important plants were: valerian, peony, mugwort, thorn-apple, common henbane, mistletoe, belladonna, foxglove, bitter orange and Peruvian bark. |
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| The use of mugwort burnt as incense goes back to Celtic Germanic times. |
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| Exposure to mugwort pollen may also contributes to the causation or exacerbation of the oral allergy syndrome, eczema, urticaria and anaphylaxis e.g. where pollen has contaminated a food, e.g., honey. |
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| A high degree of sensitization to mugwort or plane tree and a low sensitization to Bet v1 have been described as risk markers for nsLTP sensitization in apple allergic patients in northern Italy. |
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| Cross-reactivity has also been frequently observed to other substances containing profilin, e.g., hazel-nut, ragweed pollen, mango, mugwort pollen, timothy pollen, celery, carrot, peanut and spices. |
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| Moxibustion is a form of heat therapy, where heat is produced by burning dried mugwort in order to stimulate specific acupuncture points and meridians. |
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| Since this was well before the introduction of hops, other flavourings such as honey, meadowsweet and mugwort may have been used. |
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| It has been reported that Okinawan mugwort contains bioactive functional components including sitosterol, cineol and rutin. |
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| The disks of powdered mugwort called 'moxa' sold in Chinese shops and herbalists are used in Traditional Chinese medicine for moxibustion treatment. |
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| The new Mugwort was wildcrafted and cured by the proprietor of the shop, and is leaf-only. |
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| In other areas, sleeping on a pillow stuffed with Mugwort leaves is claimed to provoke dreams that reveal one's future. |
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| Other names to conjure with include Sticky Mouse-ear, Wurzell's Mugwort, and Scarlet Pimpernel. |
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| Mugwort and horsenettle are always prepared to fill in any open space. |
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