25-08-2017, 08:18 PM
Yes, the care that should be exercised in respect of the folk names we discussed before. I do not think that leaves look like perfect scythes neither, but of course this is worth checking. As for the German language, it just occured that I work with Pritzel for the initial screening, but many names are essentially the same across different languages - due maybe to the same language family (like German and English) or due to borrowing (like with some Russian folk plant names). Anyway, the proposal of Centaurea does not rely upon the name, but upon Centaurea's recognized application for treatment of eye inflammation.