Herbal supplements that can be toxic to the liver include kava, comfrey, chaparral, jin bu huan, kombucha tea, pennyroyal and skullcap. |
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Less than eight inches tall, the annuals are inconspicuous, and were growing in a balding area between full chaparral and non-native grassland. |
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The region's ubiquitous chaparral, those lion-colored hills of chamise, oak and manzanita, is an incitement to fire. |
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After years of intense grazing, existing chaparral and coastal scrub communities were largely replaced by nonnative grasses. |
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In California, the chaparral and coastal sage shrubs form excellent cover for rodents, rabbits, and birds. |
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Layne's butterweed grows in open rocky areas of gabbro and serpentine soils within chaparral plant communities. |
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Birds and chipmunks feel right at home in this miniature oasis amid the dry chaparral of the Santa Cruz Mountains. |
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Farther upland, usually between 3,000 and 5,000 feet, is chaparral, where scrub oaks, manzanitas, and various other shrubs join cacti and yuccas. |
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The tasting room has a glorious view of shining Lake Mendocino, set off by the dusty chaparral all around. |
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The Appalachian Mountains, Florida swamps, and Texas chaparral became the domain of armed bands of Southern deserters. |
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The return trip is all downhill on a sloping hillside of coastal scrub and chaparral. |
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Open chaparral, often a transmontane desert phase, is the preferred U.S. habitat of this herbaceous perennial. |
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This species lives exclusively in or near sandy soils within coastal dune and scrub communities and maritime chaparral. |
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Ecologically, it's a transition zone between chaparral and yellow pine forest. |
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Their land is fairly remote, tucked away from customary life on undulating hills and drainage folds that are thickly wooded with live oak and chaparral. |
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They are moving incredibly quickly through dried brush and chaparral that practically explode when they ignite, threatening the life of any firefighter nearby. |
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Wear long pants to protect your legs from the surrounding chaparral. |
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They prefer grasslands, chaparral, and scrub oak areas to forage for food. |
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As a resident of the chaparral biome, sagebrush could come to dominate the habitat. |
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Sooner or later, though, the chaparral will burn whether as a result of lightning strikes or human action. |
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But that does not mean the chaparral needs to burn as frequently as it does. |
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What bothers Babbage is the thought that a changing climate could alter the chaparral in irreversible ways. |
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A poultice made with chaparral, dandelion, and yellow dock root benefits many types of skin rashes. |
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Nitrogen deposition in these highly exposed areas has led to nitrogen saturation of chaparral and mixed conifer stands. |
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To date, Health Canada has received one report of acute hepatitis associated with chaparral ingestion. |
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Any food-related adverse reactions suspected as being associated with chaparral may be reported to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. |
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Cream with chaparral extracts and laminar algae slowing down the growth of hair and soothing the skin after depilation. |
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A discussion of botanicals such as chaparral, lobelia, wormwood, belladonna, and kava is provided from the point of view of experienced clinicians. |
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In halting English his campfire host told about his dream of settling there amidst the oaks and chaparral, irrigating a vineyard and harvesting honey. |
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We spend billions each year in futile attempts to prevent floodplains from flooding, barrier islands from migrating, chaparral from burning, and predators from predation. |
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Parts of the golf course are adjacent to undeveloped chaparral. |
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They lead into pine forests as well as impressive stands of coastal sage scrub and chaparral communities notable for Mojave yuccas, prickly pear, and agaves. |
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Its roots grow deep in the rocky earth of maquis and chaparral. |
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He investigated the question of herb suppression within chamise chaparral. |
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The greasewood shrub, a common plant in chaparral ecosystems, requires fire for its seeds to germinate. |
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Other habitats included submontane shrub, microphyllous desert shrub, desert shrub, chaparral, grassland, and agricultural zones. |
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Tulips are most commonly found in meadows, steppes and chaparral, but also introduced in fields, orchards, roadsides and abandoned gardens. |
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Health Canada has also sent a letter to food and natural health product associations asking them to disseminate information on the safety, availability and use of chaparral to their members. |
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But letting wildfires run their course especially at the frequency they occur nowadays can render the chaparral vulnerable to invasive, non-native species. |
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The upper Sonoran zone includes the chaparral belt, characterized by forests of small shrubs, stunted trees, and herbaceous plants. |
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The plan called for burning chaparral and chamisal, and removing thick brush that now hugs the base of trees. |
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Where chaparral was more evident the cypresses were smaller and scragglier. |
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Besides, they say, the chaparral needs to burn for its own good. |
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Vegetation was similar on study areas, and included interior chaparral, pinyon juniper woodlands, and mixed ponderosa pine forests. |
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Sagebrush, chaparral, and desert shrublands have been severely degraded and are threatened by the spread of exotic plants, energy development, and urban sprawl. |
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Other legal, non-prescription remedies that can sicken or kill are aconite, chaparral, colloidal silver, coltsfoot, comfrey, germanium, greater celandine, kava and lobelia. |
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It was quite dark when, after an arduous climb, the sheriff made his tortuous way through the chaparral to the point where Anthony Garland should be stationed. |
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Stable population size class distribution in mature chamise chaparral. |
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The golden eagles here often nest in chaparral and oak woodland, oak savanna and grassland amongst low rolling hill typified by diverse vegetation. |
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