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What part of a plant, other than the flower, commonly contains bioactive/medically useful chemicals? researching invasive honeysuckle @ my university.
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Leaves ; roots: Flowers, leaves, roots and seeds of plants all often have medicinal properties. Often each of these contains distinct properties different than the other parts. Also, essential oils derived from plants have medicinal properties.
Answered 1/6/2014
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Stem and roots: Any part of a plant can be bioactive.
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