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• The three species were among several transferred from " Anagallis " to " Lysimachia " in a 2009 paper.
• In the APG III system, Primulaceae is expanded to include Myrsinacae, thus " Anagallis " is now in Primulaceae again.
• Traditionally included in the family Primulaceae, the genus " Anagallis " was considered to be better placed within the related family Myrsinaceae.
• A wealthy English fop, he is known by his symbol, a simple flower, the scarlet pimpernel ( " Anagallis arvensis " ).
• In the APG III system, published in 2009, Primulaceae is expanded to include Myrsinaceae, thus " Anagallis " is back in Primulaceae again.
• Understandably, " Anagallis arvensis " is less often used in folk medicine worldwide, than where it has long been familiar in its countries of origin.
• "Anagallis arvensis " is insecticidal, or at least is repellent to some insects, possibly by virtue of its pungent essential oil which has a characteristic smell.
• More open areas along these streamsides favour the uncommon ivy-leaved bellflower ( " Wahlenbergia hederacea " ) and bog pimpernel ( " Anagallis tenella " ).
• Traditionally included in the family Primulaceae, the genus " Anagallis " was placed in the family Myrsinaceae until that family in turn was included in Primulaceae in the APG III system.
• Generally however, documented evidence for clinical efficacy is lacking . " Anagallis arvensis " also is known in homeopathy as " Anagallis Arvensis Herba ", and used against various rashes and nervous complaints.
• Generally however, documented evidence for clinical efficacy is lacking . " Anagallis arvensis " also is known in homeopathy as " Anagallis Arvensis Herba ", and used against various rashes and nervous complaints.
• The silvery gray variety is more reliable than the chartreuse one called Limelight, but the Limelight is a very handsome plant that will look great with strong blue lobelia or the equally blue, very low-growing Anagallis monellii ( blue pimpernel ).
• ""'Anagallis tenella " "'known in Britain as the "'bog pimpernel "', is a low growing, perennial plant found in a variety of damp habitats from calcareous UK it is mostly restricted to the western half of the country although it was more common in the east prior to land drainage and intensification of farming in the east of the country.
• Another study by Ulrika Manns and Arne A . Anderberg ( 2005 ), based on molecular phylogeny, states that " Anagallis " in its present circumscription is paraphyletic and should also include in its clade the small genera " Asterolinon " and " Pelletiera ", as well as two " Lysimachia " species ( " Lysimachia nemorum " and " Lysimachia serpyllifolia " ).