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Types of Buckthorn

Alder ​Buckthorn​
Alder ​Buckthorn​

Find patient medical information for Alder Buckthorn on WebMD including its uses, effectiveness, side effects and safety, interactions, dosage, user ratings and products that have it

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Buckthorn​
Buckthorn​

Sea buckthorn, feijoa and the exotic yangmei fruit, for example, are both fruity and fresh. New compounds for next generation Available in Weleda's classic skin-matching compositions of Citrus, Sea Buckthorn, Wild Rose and Pomegranate, the regenerating lotions are on shelf at Whole Foods, select natural health food stores and at usa.

Cascara ​Buckthorn​
Cascara ​Buckthorn​

cascara buckthorn (Rhamnus purshiana) (click on each photo to enlarge image) Size: May grow as a small tree (to 50' tall and 2' in diameter), or an erect shrub ...

Frangula ​Azorica​
Frangula ​Azorica​

Buckthorn, especially its bark, is known to increase bowel movements in animals and people. The bark of the largest buckthorn, Rhamnus purshiana, is often called cascara sagrada or chitticum bark. The berries, harvested when fully ripe, may increase urine production or cause violent laxative properties.

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Rhamnus ​Davurica​
Rhamnus ​Davurica​

Dahurian buckthorn is native to Asia, from China to Siberia to Japan. In China, the bark and fruit are used to make a yellow dye, and oil extracted from the seeds is used as a lubricant. It is not as common or widespread as other exotic buckthorns in North America, but was planted widely as a windbreak in the plains.

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Spiny ​Redberry​
Spiny ​Redberry​

About Spiny Redberry (Rhamnus crocea) Rhamnus crocea is a species of buckthorn (Rhamnaceae). It is endemic to western North America. This evergreen shrub is typically one to two meters in height.

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