Bitter fennel

Last updated on: 02.05.2025

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Definition
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Fennel with bitter-sweet, somewhat pungent tasting fruits: Foeniculi amari fructus. These are used phytotherapeutically, see under Foeniculi fructus and the bitter fennel oil: Foeniculi amari aetheroleum.

For ingredients see under Fennel common.

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Incoming links (2)

Foeniculi a amari aetheroleum; Foeniculi fructus;

Outgoing links (3)

Fennel common; Foeniculi a amari aetheroleum; Foeniculi fructus;

Last updated on: 02.05.2025

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