Weleda Euphrasia-Augentropfen

Similar species: Two Euphrasia species look similar to common eyebright and are native to Alaska: arctic eyebright (Euphrasia subarctica) and subalpine eyebright (E mollis) These species grow on dry, grassy heaths, along paths, in open woods, and on chalky and acidic soils Subalpine eyebright can be differentiated

E:A Biography of St Euphrasia

A Biography of St Euphrasia Felicitous Blessings “You have not only a glorious history to remember and to r ecount, but also a gr eat histor y still to be acco mplishe d Look to the future, where the spirit is sending you in order to do even greater things” (V C 110) Saint Euphrasia is a saint for all seasons and all peoples,

Assessment report on Euphrasia officinalis L and Euphrasia

Assessment report on Euphrasia officinalis L and Herbal substance(s) (binomial scientific n the plant, including plant part)

Maintenance of Species Differences in Closely Related

(Euphrasia L ), a genus of 263 species (A D T , unpublished data), as one of the most diverse Euphrasia species are infamous for their complex morphological diversity, with many forms grading into others and being relatively indistinct This taxonomic complexity in Euphrasia is a consequence of a

European Medicines Agency

Euphrasia stricta Host is a well known European species (2 to 40 cm high), of which the aeral parts are harvested during flowering Euphrasia stricta can be differentiated from Euphrasia officinalis by the presence of curved hairs on the tops of the leaves (Schulze & Diepenbrock, 1944) • Constituents (Blazics 2008) −

Recovery Plan for the Endangered Osborn’s Eyebright Euphrasia

Euphrasia collina subsp osbornii (W R Barker) is currently listed in South Australia as endangered under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1972 (NPW, 1972) and as endangered at the national level under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act) Euphrasia collina subsp osbornii

MARY EUPHRASIA - Good Shepherd Sisters

OF MARY EUPHRASIA ***** The story of Rose Virginie Pelletier begins in the island of Noirmoutier off the northwest of France, wher e sh was bor n o 31st July 1796 Her father was the local doctor and she was the eighth of nine children Julian and his wife Anne (nee Mourain)

Journal of Photochemistry & Photobiology, B: Biology

Eyebright, Euphrasia oﬃcinalis L , is a medicinal plant traditionally used as eyewash to treat and prevent eye disorders such as con-junctivitis, blepharitis, eye fatigue, purulent ocular inﬂammation, and sties [12] Eye drops made from Euphrasia oﬃcinalis L are also useful and safe in the treatment of ocular allergy symptoms [13]