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Urtica dioica, “Stinging nettle” in English and “Grande ortie” in French, belongs to the...
Vaccinium macrocarpon, “Cranberry” in English and “Canneberge à gros fruits” in French, belongs to...
Vaccinium myrtillus, “Bilberry” or “European blueberry” in English and “Myrtille” in French,...
Valeriana officinalis, “Valerian” in English and “Valériane officinale” in French, belongs to the...
Verbena officinalis, “Vervain” or “Common verbena” in English and “Verveine officinale” in French,...
Viburnum opulus, “Guelder rose” in English and “Viorne obier” in French, belongs to the Adoxaceae...
Vitex agnus-castus, “Vitex” or “Chaste tree” in English and “Arbre au poivre” ou “Gattilier” in...
Zingiber officinale, “Ginger” in English and “Gingembre” in French, belongs to the Zingiberaceae...
Aristotelia chilensis, generally known as “Maqui” (or “Chilean wineberry” in English ), belongs to...
Camellia sinensis, “Tea plant” in English and “Théier” in French, belongs to the Theaceae...
Vaccinium angustifolium, “Wild lowbush blueberry” in English and “Bleuet à feuilles étroites” ou...
Piper methysticum is a shrub growing to 2m height, belonging to the Piperaceae botanical family....
