Difference between revisions of "Cut Creeper"

Latest revision as of 19:37, 23 December 2025

Common Names: Cut Creeper
Classification: Flowering Creeper
Description: A low creeper with small pink floral spikes, and short 5-pointed star-shaped leaves.

Rarity: Uncommon
Distribution: Temperate to subarctic woodlands.
Life Cycle: Cut creeper flowers in late summer, and propagates primarily through wind dispersal of seeds.

Astringent Wash - The leaves of the cut creeper are used for producing an astringent wash. commonly used for treatment of acne and mild abrasions.
Diaphoretic - The roots of the cut creeper are used to induce sweating.

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 ;Classification:Flowering Creeper
 ;Description
-:A low creeper with small pink floral spikes. The leaves of the Cut Creeper have astringent qualities, while the roots can be used as a diaphoretic.
+:A low creeper with small pink floral spikes, and short 5-pointed star-shaped leaves.
 ==Ecology==
-;Rarity:<!--Rarity by region-->
+;Rarity:Uncommon
-;Distribution:<!--latitudes, climates, and biome-->
+;Distribution:Temperate to subarctic woodlands.
-;Life Cycle:<!--Life cycle, depredation-->
+;Life Cycle:Cut creeper flowers in late summer, and propagates primarily through wind dispersal of seeds.
 ==Related Species==
 ==Uses==
-;Cultivation:<!--If domesticated by any cultures-->
+;Cultivation:Wild
-;Culinary:<!--culinary uses-->
+;Culinary:None.
-;Medicinal:<!--Medicinal properties-->
+;Medicinal
-;Other:<!-- other uses-->
+* Astringent Wash - The leaves of the cut creeper are used for producing an astringent wash. commonly used for treatment of acne and mild abrasions.
+* Diaphoretic - The roots of the cut creeper are used to induce sweating.
+;Other:None
 ==History==
 ;Cultural
-:<!-- unique cultural notes-->
+:No significant cultural connections.
 ;Religious
-:<!-- unique religious notes-->
+:No religious significance.
 ==Stories==