Latin name:	Achillea sibirica Ledeb.
Botanical family:	Asteraceae
Growth habit:	Herb
Vernacular name(s):	Siberian yarrow (Eng.) achillée de Sibérie (Fr.) wicipowaniwistikwan, kawapistikwanikapawik, amowask (Cree)
Uses:	• Roots : Decoction with other herbs taken internally for sickness realted to teething, chewed root applied to sores on the gums [Cree 95]. • Above-ground parts : Tea used in sore throat, cough and cold [Cree 96]. • Flowers : Boiled and drunk to treat cough and liver ailments [Dene 98].