American Wormseed

American Wormseed (scientific name: Chenopodium ambrosioides L. var. anthelminthicum) is annual wild spinach of the family amaranthaceae native to South America. It is a variety of the Chenopodium ambrosioides. There was herb for removal of roundworms Chenopodium oil from in the past and in the current strong toxic effect. Now it cannot be used and is treated as wild grass.

A generic name: American Wormseed,scientific name: Chenopodium ambrosioides L. var. anthelminthicum, Another name: Wormseed goosefoot, place of origin: South America, height of a rice plant: 30-90 cm, a stem color: Red, leaf shape: A lancet arch, a leaf relationship: Is jaggedness; an amphibious flower, a femininity flower, inflorescence form: A spike, a corolla: Capitula, a color of a flower: Green, flowering season: For from July to September, fruit development: From September to October.