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Non-scientific name:

carduo mariano

1 Accepted name(s) for "carduo mariano":

Accepted name
Silybum marianum (L.) Gaertn.

2 Medicinal source(s) include this non-scientific name:

Medicinal sources: Scientific names as used in medicinal source: MPNS matched scientific names: Accepted name: Drug form: Plant parts:
Med. Pl. of the World (Wyk & Wink, 2004) Silybum marianum (L.) Gaertn. Silybum marianum (L.) Gaertn. Silybum marianum (L.) Gaertn.
WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004) Silybum marianum (L.) Gaertn. Silybum marianum (L.) Gaertn. Silybum marianum (L.) Gaertn. dried ripe fruit fruit

46 Non-scientific name(s) associated with "carduo mariano":

Non-scientific names: Class of name: Medicinal sources:
akùb Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
artichnuat sauvage Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
blessed thistle Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
bull thistle Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
cardo blanco Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
cardo de burro Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
cardo mariano Other Med. Pl. of the World (Wyk & Wink, 2004)
WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
cardui mariae fructus Pharmaceutical Med. Pl. of the World (Wyk & Wink, 2004)
chardon argente Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
chardon marie Other Med. Pl. of the World (Wyk & Wink, 2004)
chardon-marie Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
frauendistelfrüchte Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
fructus cardui mariae Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
fructus silybi mariae Pharmaceutical WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
fruit de chardon marie Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
holy thistle Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
kharshat barri Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
khorfeish Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
kocakavkas Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
kuub Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
lady’s milk Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
lady’s thistle Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
lait de notre dame Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
marian thistle Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
mariazami Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
mariendistel Other Med. Pl. of the World (Wyk & Wink, 2004)
WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
mariendistelfrüchte Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
marienkörner Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
maritighal Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
mild marian thistle Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
milk-thistle Other Med. Pl. of the World (Wyk & Wink, 2004)
milkthistle Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
máriatövis-termés Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
pternix Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
shawkeddiman Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
silberdistil Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
silybe Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
silybon Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
silybum Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
st mary’sthistle Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
st. mary's thistle Other Med. Pl. of the World (Wyk & Wink, 2004)
thistle Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
thistle of the blessed virgin Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
true thistle Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
variegated marian thistle Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)
épine blanche Other WHO Monog. Med. Pl. 2 (WHO, 2004)