Meadowsweet, or Filipendula ulmaria ... discovered salicylic acid could be produced from a waste product of the plant. He was looking for something to help his father's rheumatism and, while ...

They then compared how the plants survived and grew. "Meadowsweet seedlings grew better on riparian areas by restored rivers and became both higher and sturdier than seedlings planted in ...

Understanding the nature of the distribution and accumulation of these elements in meadowsweet plants will help optimize extraction processes in the future and accelerate the creation of medicines ...

Meadowsweet’s long history of use by humans as a healing herb and a sweet-smelling plant has ensured a rich repository of fascinating history and folklore exists about the plant. Druids ...