Latin name: Osmorhiza claytonii (Michx.) C.B. Clarke
Botanical family: Apiaceae
Growth habit: Herb
Vernacular name(s): hairy sweet cicely (Eng.)
osmorhize de Clayton (Fr.)
osaga'tigom' (Ojibwa)
Uses:
Roots :Dried, pounded and moistened in warm water and applied to skin ulcers. Dried and chewed or a decoction used to gargle to treat sore throat [Ojibwa 47].