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Arnica flower is the dried flower-head of Arnica montana, a perennial daisy of acid, nutrient-poor mountain grassland from Portugal and Spain to ...This record holds the free sample of the monograph only (its first 5 printed pages). The complete monograph is published by the Australian Institute of Pharmacognosy, Cardwell, Queensland, at https://www.australian-pharmacognosy.org/pharmacopoeia/arnica-montana/, where the full text is available under the Institute's personal reading licence.
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