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ar·te·mis·ia
\ˌärd.əˈmizh(ē)ə, -rtəˈ-, -izēə, -is-\ noun
Etymology: New Latin Artemisia, from Latin artemisia mugwort, from Greek, probably irregular from Artemid-, Artemis + -ia
1. capitalized : a genus of shrubs and herbs (family Compositae) widely distributed in temperate and cool regions and having strongly scented foliage and small rayless flower heads
2. -s : any plant of the genus Artemisia, abundant in the western United States |