Yerba Mansa Patch

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codex:28608ea1-7759-47b6-9d08-b9000e3f4d6a

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codex.json

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      "Yerba mansa grows in wet, alkaline marshes and creek edges below 6,500 feet across California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oregon, and northern Mexico.",
      "The aromatic rootstock has been used medicinally to treat cuts, burns, and abrasions, soothe gastrointestinal upsets, as a poultice for rheumatism, and as a blood-purifying tonic.",
      "The Spanish name means \"tame herb\"; the older form \"yerba del manso\" may reference \"herb of the tamed Indian,\" reflecting its widespread adoption at Spanish colonial missions."
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