- and silverweeds. Some
species are
called tormentils,
though this is
often used
specifically for
common tormentil (P. erecta).
Others are
referred to as...
- erecta,
Potentilla laeta,
Potentilla tormentilla,
known as the (common)
tormentil,
septfoil or
erect cinquefoil ) is a
herbaceous perennial plant belonging...
- reptans,
known as the
creeping cinquefoil,
European cinquefoil or
creeping tormentil, is a
flowering plant in the
family Rosaceae. A
creeping perennial plant...
-
Phlobaphenes can be
extracted from the root of the
common tormentil (Potentilla erecta) as
tormentil red.
Phlobaphens can be
found in the kola nut (where they...
- The
tormentil mining bee (Andrena tarsata) is a
species of
mining bee from the
family Andrenidae which has a
Palearctic distribution. The
tormentil mining...
- Press, was
nominated for the
Portico Prize. His
second poetry collection,
Tormentil, won a 2022
Royal Society of
Literature Literature Matters Award. Ian...
-
further refined to make "Red Rossler" by
adding the
roots of the
common tormentil,
giving it a
bitter and
astringent taste and a red color. Red Rossler...
- rotundifolia, "lus na feàrnaich"
Blaeberry –
Vaccinium myrtillus, with alum Red
Tormentil –
Potentilla tormentilla, "leanartach" Rock
lichen –
Ramalina scopulorum...
-
different heathers, two
types of gorse,
cotton gr****, bog asphodel,
tormentil etc.
There are adders, lizards,
stone chats, peregrine,
chough and cuckoos...
- cinnamon, c****ia
lignea (co**** bark of
Cinnamomum c****ia), dittany,
tormentil roots, bistort, gentian, galbanum, amber,
terra sigillata, opium, long...
