Canadian anemone (Eng.) anémone du Canada (Fr.) wabesgung, mîdewidji'bîk (Ojibwa)
Uses:
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Roots :
Chewed slowly to a pulp and laid on a wound, serves as a styptic [Ojibwa 85]. Steeped to make a wash for obstinate, scabby sores [Ojibwa 85]. Eaten to clear the throat [Ojibwa 87]. Decoction used for pains in the lumbar region [Ojibwa 84].
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Leaves :
Bruised and placed in nostril to stop nasal hemorrhage, or used as a styptic [Ojibwa 85].