Talk:Dittrichia viscosa
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Incompleteness of article.
editThere is so much more to say about the plant, its uses, historical and present.
Current article doesn't even barely scratch the surface. The allusion to an ancient misogynistic saying is definitely not a contribution to the knowledge about the plant.
This needs the input of a regional herbalist, for a start and then of other professionals as required. 79.182.71.39 (talk) 06:47, 24 November 2021 (UTC)