Artemisia shaphaerocephala has records of disaster relief in ancient herbs. In the modern classification of farmland weeds in Henan Province, Artemisia scoparia is classified as a Cruciferae herb. There is also a comparison between it and Artemisia annua recorded in the ancient potherb prescription, which is actually not a kind; "Wild Recipe" said: "Holding Artemisia annua, the roots are inseparable, such as lacquer glue." Artemisia selengensis in the wheat field is a single seedling, which is easily uprooted. These seedlings taste bitter.