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Folium Plantaginis majoris
Definition
Folium Plantaginis majoris consists of the whole or cut dried leaves of
perennial Plantago major L. (Plantaginaceae) collected during the flowering
season from both cultivated and wild plants (1).
Synonyms
Plantago asiatica L., P. borysthenica (Rogow.) Wissjul., P. bracteata Moench,
P. dostalii Domin, P. halophila E.P. Bicknell, P. intermedia DC., P. limosa
Kit. ex Schult., P. minimia DC in Lam. & DC., P. nana Tratt., P. nitrophila
A. Nelson, P. officinarum Crantz, P. paludosa Turcz. ex Ledeb.,
P. pauciflora Domin, P. pumila Krock., P. scopulorum Pavlova, P. sorokini
Bunge, P. uliginosa F.W. Schmidt in E. Mayer, P. vulgaris Pavlova (2–4).
Selected vernacular names
Arnoglossa, bağ yapraği, baka zhal by rak, bartang, bazir dam bil, breitwegerich,
broadleaf plantain, broad-leaved plantain, büyük sinirliot,
büyük sinir out, cart-track plant, celtekas, ceuli, ceuli uncal, chajeoncho,
ch’e ch’ien, che qian zi, common plantain, cuckoo’s bread, damarotu,
daum sejumbok, daun sendok, daun urat, door-yard plantain, ekur anjing,
ezan lezu, gechi oulaghi, Englishman’s foot, filo, filomatolu, grand
plantain, grant plantain, great plantain, greater plantain, grosser Wegerich,
grote weegbree, healing-blade, henplant, jghakhot, katir, katta zubturum,
kesirotu, ki urat, kuping menjangan, lahuriya, lanting, lanting haba,
lamb’s-foot, laukahi, lielā ceļmalīe, lisan al-hamal, llantén, llantén común,
llanten mayor, llanten, meloh kiloh, mo noi, nipple grass, otot ototan,
pătlagină, piantaggine grande, piantaggine maggiore, piharatamo, phak
kat nam, plantain, plantain commun, plantain majeur, plantate gros,
podorozhnik bolshoi, poputnik, pridorozhnik, priputnik, putiki, putnik,
ratamo, ribgrass, ripple grass, sangka buwah, sangkubah, sangkuwah, sei
ohr re, sembung otot, sinurotu, snakeweed, sobatshi jazyk, suri pandak,
suur teeleht, tanagem, tanchagem-maior, tarkuz, tirnagt, torongoat,
triputnik, tsirevaja trava, twissat mariam, wayboard, waybread, wegerlich,
white-man’s foot (3, 5–24).
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