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Artemisia absinthium is a perennial plant of the aster family. Medicinal, food, phytoncide, essential oil, dye, tannin-bearing and insecticidal culture. One of the most bitter plants in the world.

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Artemisia absinthium is a perennial plant of the aster family. Medicinal, food, phytoncide, essential oil, dye, tannin-bearing and

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