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The notion of sagebrush<\/strong> it has several uses. The dictionary of the Royal Spanish Academy<\/strong> (RAE<\/strong>) recognizes different meanings that are used in the field of botany<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

In this way, we find that different species<\/strong> of plants bear this name. It is important to mention that mugwort and mugwort<\/strong>, as detailed in the RAE<\/strong>, are synonymous, with which the choice of one or another term to refer to vegetables is indistinct.<\/p>\n

\"Feverfew\"<\/p>\n

Mugwort or feverfew are attributed medicinal properties.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Tanacetum parthenium, a very popular mugwort<\/h2>\n

When talking about a mugwort it is possible to be alluding to the Tanacetum parthenium<\/strong>, a plant<\/strong> of the family group of the compounds that is also known as silver button<\/strong>, saints flower<\/strong>, holy grass<\/strong>, magarza<\/strong>, chamomile<\/strong> or feverfew<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

This sagebrush, whose herbaceous stem can reach a height of one meter, is characterized by its fragrance<\/strong>. Its leaves are white and greenish and its flowers are whitish and yellow.<\/p>\n

It is a perennial plant that is distributed in many European countries and has been successfully introduced to the American continent. As for his medicinal use<\/strong>, due to its active components, it is attributed antipyretic properties and benefits in the treatment of digestive disorders and headache<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

A medicinal plant native to Peru<\/h2>\n

The Ambrosia peruviana<\/strong> is another plant that receives the name of mugwort, although it is also known as wild ragweed<\/strong>, mugwort<\/strong>, maki<\/strong> or camphor<\/strong> according to region<\/strong>. It can measure about 1.5 meters and its leaves resemble those of the aforementioned Tanacetum parthenium<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Regarding the medicinal properties of this native species of the Peruvian territory, its active principles make it effective to relieve inflammations<\/strong> and bruises. It is also used as a disinfectant and as a stimulant.<\/p>\n

The bastard mugwort<\/h2>\n

Among the sagebrush we also find the bastard mugwort<\/strong>, also called yarrow<\/strong>, feather flower<\/strong>, wild parsley<\/strong>, milefolio<\/strong>, woodpecker grass<\/strong> or cat's tail<\/strong>, among others Names<\/strong>. At the scientific level it was baptized Achillea millefolium<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

This herb may have one or more stems, dividing leaves, and whitish or red flowers in corymbs. Its growth occurs mainly in the Mediterranean<\/strong> and in Asia<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

\"Artemis\"<\/p>\n

Artemis was the Greek goddess of hunting, wild animals, maidens, and virginity.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

A greek goddess<\/h2>\n

Sagebrush<\/strong> was the name of one of the twelve deities that made up the Olympus<\/strong> according to mythology<\/strong> of the Ancient Greece<\/strong>. Also mentioned as Artemis<\/strong> or Delia<\/strong>, it was the daughter of Leto<\/strong> Y Zeus<\/strong>, being Apollo<\/strong> his twin brother.<\/p>\n

For the Greeks, Sagebrush<\/strong> was the goddess<\/strong> of maidens, virginity, wild animals and hunting. His equivalent goddess in Roman mythology was Diana<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

TO Sagebrush<\/strong> it used to be represented with a bow and arrows or accompanied by hunting dogs. This divinity appears in the Iliad<\/strong> from Homer<\/strong>, for example.<\/p>\n

Artemisa in Cuba<\/h2>\n

A Cuban province created in 2011<\/strong> has the name of Sagebrush<\/strong>. This administrative division arose from the disappearance of the Havana province<\/strong> and added municipalities<\/strong> from Pinewood of the river<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

The capital of this area is also called Sagebrush<\/strong>. The town<\/strong> It has about 60,000 inhabitants and is home to a university founded in 2012 that has four faculties.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n\n\n

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