[ **up: [[Herbalism]] | [[Mugwort]] | [[Plants]] | [[Angiosperms]] | [[Asterales (Order)]] | [[Asteraceae (Family)]] | [[Mugwort|Artemisia (Genus)]]** ] --- # Mugwort (*Artemisia vulgaris*) --- ## Taxonomy - **[[Life (Biology)]]** - **[[Eukaryotes|Eukaryota (Domain)]]** - **[[Plants|Plantae (Kingdom)]]* - [[Magnoliophyta (Division)|Angiosperms/Magnoliophyta (Division)]] <small>has flowers</small> - [[Asterales (Order)]] - [[Asteraceae (Family)]] - *[[Mugwort|Artemisia (Genus)]]* - *[[Common mugwort|Artemisia vulgaris]]* <small>COMMON MUGWORT</small> --- ## Human use ### History #### Germany ##### Magic Max Dashu writes that mugwort was used in German ceremonies.[^1] [^1]: Max Dashu, [[Dashu. 'Witches and Pagans_ Women in European Folk Religion, 700-1100', 2017.|Witches and Pagans: Women in European Folk Religion, 700-1100]] (Richmond, CA: Veleda Press, 2017), p. 78.