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artemisia dracunculus

 

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Noun artemisia dracunculus has 1 sense
  1. tarragon, estragon, Artemisia dracunculus - aromatic perennial of southeastern Russia
    --1 is a kind of artemisia
    --1 has parts: tarragon, estragon

Definitions from the Web

Term: Artemisia Dracunculus

Definition: Artemisia dracunculus, commonly known as tarragon, is a perennial herb in the sunflower family. It is widely used as a culinary and medicinal plant.

Part of Speech:

  • Noun
  • Proper noun

Senses/Usages:

  1. Culinary Herb: Tarragon is highly regarded for its aromatic leaves, which have a distinct anise-like flavor. It is frequently used as a seasoning in French cuisine and pairs exceptionally well with chicken and fish dishes.
    • Example Sentence 1: Add a sprinkle of fresh tarragon leaves to elevate the flavor of your roasted vegetables.
    • Example Sentence 2: I always use tarragon when making my signature homemade salad dressing.
  2. Medicinal Uses: The leaves of Artemisia dracunculus contain certain compounds that are believed to have medicinal properties. It is commonly used as a digestive aid and may help relieve symptoms of flatulence and indigestion.
    • Example Sentence 1: Many herbalists recommend drinking tarragon tea after a heavy meal to soothe digestion.
    • Example Sentence 2: A poultice made from crushed tarragon leaves can be applied topically to alleviate minor skin irritations.
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