(an old name for) Hemp-agrimony (Eupatorium cannabinum).

Hemp Agrimony; but applied in dictionaries to Liverwort. Cf. agrimony, n. 2.

With distinguishing word or words. Any of several plants of the genus Eupatorium, esp. E. cannabinum.

A genus of the family Compositæ, abundant in America; only one species, E. cannabinum, Hemp Agrimony, being British. Also an individual plant of the…

†(a) any of several hemp-nettles, esp. common hemp-nettle, Galeopsis tetrahit (obsolete); †(b) hemp agrimony, Eupatorium cannabinum (obsolete); (c)…

(a) the hemp agrimony Eupatorium cannabinum, of Europe (now rare); (b) any of several bur-marigolds (genus Bidens), esp. B. tripartita, widespread…

A book-name for Eupatorium cannabinum, a composite plant with dull red flowers; also extended to other species.

= hemp-agrimony, n., and other species of Eupatorium.

Either of two tall, perennial herbs, Eupatorium purpureum or E. maculatum, belonging to the family Compositæ, and bearing clusters of purplish…

(a) a large South African seaweed, Ecklonia buccinalis = sea-trumpet, n. 3; (b) a North American species of hemp-agrimony, Eupatorium purpureum, with…

(a) common centaury, Centaurium erythraeum; (b) U.S. the horse gentian Triosteum perfoliatum (cf. fever-root n. (a)); (c) U.S. any of several…

Eupatorium purpureum (Treasury Bot. 1866).