Anemone coronaria L.Family: Ranunculaceae
Synonyms: Anemone albiflora Rouy & Foucaud, Anemone coccinea Jord., Anemone coronaria f. albiflora Foucaud, Anemone coronaria f. parviflora Boiss., Anemone coronaria f. rosea (Segond) Rouy, Anemone coronaria var. alba (Gilib.) Burnat, Anemone coronaria var. albiflora (Foucaud) Sinno, Anemone coronaria var. chrysanthemifolia auct., Anemone coronaria var. coccinea (Jord.) Burnat, Anemone coronaria var. coerulea auct., Anemone coronaria var. cyanea (Risso) Ardoino, Anemone coronaria var. depauperata Freyn, Anemone coronaria var. incisa Boiss., Anemone coronaria var. mouansii (Segond) Ardoino, Anemone coronaria var. parviflora (Boiss.) Sinno, Anemone coronaria var. phoenicea Ardoino, Anemone coronaria var. plena auct., Anemone coronaria var. purpurea Ardoino, Anemone coronaria var. rissoana (Segond) Ardoino, Anemone coronaria var. rosea (Segond) Batt., Anemone coronaria var. ventreana (Segond) Ardoino, Anemone coronarioides Segond, Anemone cyanea Risso, Anemone eunrenia Sprenger, Anemone grassensis Goaty & Pons, Anemone kusnetzowii Woronow ex Grossh., Anemone mouansii Segond, Anemone nobilis Jord., Anemone oenanthe Ucria, Anemone praestabilis Jord., Anemone pusilla DC., Anemone regina Risso, Anemone rissoana Segond, Anemone rosea Segond, Anemone ventreana Segond, Anemone versicolor Jord., Pulsatilla coronaria Borkh.
Other names:
Arabic: شقيقة النعمان
Armenian: Հողմածաղիկ պսակավոր
Azerbaijani: Çələng əsməsi
Chinese: 银莲花
Czech: Sasanka věncová
French: Anémone couronnée
German: Kronen-Anemone
Hebrew: כלנית מצויה
Japanese: アネモネ
Korean: 아네모네
Persian: آنمون تاجدار
Polish: Zawilec wieńcowy
Russian: Ветреница корончатая
Turkish: Taçlı dağ lalesi
Toxic.Vulnerary, for leprosy, malaria, tuberculosis. [CRC World Dictionary of Medicinal and Poisonous Plants]
There are no adequately documented human poisonings, and clinical descriptions are derived primarily from animal reports. Intense pain and inflammation of the mouth with blistering, ulceration, and profuse salivation can occur. Bloody emesis and diarrhoea develop in association with severe abdominal cramps. Central nervous system involvement is manifested by dizziness, syncope, and seizures. [Handbook of Poisonous and Injurious Plants, 2nd Ed]
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