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hepatic
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hepatic
1. of or relating to the liver
2. Botany of or relating to the liverworts
3. having the colour of liver
4. Obsolete any of various drugs for use in treating diseases of the liver


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This suggests that synergistic formulae including both immunomodulary herbs and traditional hepatoprotectives (in particular Schisandra and Astragalus) may be more effective in treating liver injury than hepatics alone.
Hepatoprotective effect of Schisandra and Astragalus by Finney-Brown, Tessa / Australian Journal of Medical Herbalism
Nomenclature of hepatics follows Crum (1991), and nomenclature of vascular plants follows Swink & Wilhelm (1994), with the exception of plants of the genus Toxicodendron.
The structure and composition of vegetation in the lake-fill ... by Wujek, Daniel E. / Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
Montgomery County has the largest reported flora with 28 mosses and no hepatics reported but these are not all from the black belt area.
BLACK BELT MOSSES AND LIVERWORTS by Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science
 
 
 
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