BOOKMARK: Liber Herbarum

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Hi All,

 

[Especially practitioners of WESTERN herbalism and those interested in

checking which chemical compounds are in herbs of interest],

 

By chance today, I found LIBER HERBARUM, an amazing online herbal

resource. You may wish to bookmark it for future reference:

http://www.liberherbarum.com/

 

(1) Plants by Latin Name:

http://www.liberherbarum.com/-plantenavne00.htm

 

(2) Pharma Names for plants:

http://www.liberherbarum.com/-PharmaNavneS.htm

 

(3) Plants by English Name

http://www.liberherbarum.com/-plantenavne02.htm

 

(4) Diseases & Uses (in English):

http://www.liberherbarum.com/-sygdomnavnS02G00.htm

 

(5) Chemical Compounds in Plants:

http://www.liberherbarum.com/-stofnavne02.htm

 

 

For example, to see which plants contain a chemical compound of interest,

go to http://www.liberherbarum.com/-stofnavne02.htm and click on the

FIRST number or letter of the compound.

 

To see which plants contain 5-Methylether, Apigenin-, click on 5; cursor

down to find 5-Methylether, Apigenin- and .

 

To see which plants contain Saponin, click on S and cursor down to

Saponin; then click on the saponin of interest.

 

For example, to see which plants contain Kaempferol, click on K and cursor

down to Kaempferol; then click on the Kaempferol of interest.

 

It would be great if we had a similar but more detailed LIBER HERBARUM

CHINENSIS!!

 

PS: See also:http://www.herbaltherapeutics.net/MMV-I.pdf

 

Best regards,