Wormwood medical Properties ResearchPlant: wormwoodAt least 1500 words.Turnitin.com < 5%MLA formatIn this section you will be researching scientific and medical evidence including clinical trials for the efficacy of your chosen plant. Put some effort in here and find some good studies that either uphold or deny the various claims made for your plant. Make sure you include the chemical constituents and the chemical structures contained in the plant.Short introductionScientific evidence that your plant worksMedical or clinical studiesChemical components including chemical structures (this is important!)Include pictures or charts as illustrations. Make sure they are integrated nicely in the text, not separate or all at the end. Also make sure they are an appropriate size.Cite your referencesworks cited and cite in textAnswer preview .IntroductionWormwood is a plant that is also called absinthium. The scientific names for the herbs that belong to sev
eral species include Artemisia absinthium and Artemisia annua among others. The plants were initially found in the temperate regions of North Africa as well as Europe and Asia. Nevertheless, the plant is currently found and grown in most parts of the world because of globalization. The plant is also common in countries like Canada and the United States of America, where it was initially not found. The plant belongs to the family of plants called family Asteraceae (Bora and Anupam 3). The physical characteristics of the plant include its rhizoids, greyish leaves and the hairy stems that give it the common name wormwood. The leaves of the plant are covered with trichomes that produce some oily substance. The oily substance has the bioactive substances like artemisinin and others that have historically been believed to have several uses both as a poison and as a drug for several disorders
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