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Name: Osmitopsis asteriscoides

Description: Erect robust woody shrub up to 2 metres in height, stems grey-brown, leafless in the lower half; leaves oblong-lanceolate, 1-8 cm long × 0.3-1.4 cm wide, sessile, gland-dotted, aromatic, leathery, glabrous to tomentose with entire to serrate margin; flowers (Jan-Dec) borne in capitula at branch ends; ray florets 10-20, white, with lamina 9-16mm long × 3-4.5mm wide.Collected as needed or found in the marketplace as bundles of fresh or dried leaf and stem; odour camphoraceous, texture leathery, colour light yellow-green.Used as an aqueous infusion or brandy tincture, taken orally or applied externally.For the relief of bronchial congestion, fever, colds, cough, influenza and colic.

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