Artemisia is pronounced as hā o, with an initial of h and a vowel of ao, and the tone is the first sound.

First, the definition of Artemisia

Perennial or biennial herbs. Such as Artemisia annua and Artemisia capillaris. Can be used as medicine.

Second, the interpretation of words.

Artemisia, Zizania latifolia. Damn it, speak up.

Artemisia annua L. is Artemisia annua L., with "Fu" as the edge and "Gao" as the sound edge.

Third, word formation

Artemisia argyi, Artemisia argyi, Artemisia argyi, Artemisia selengensis, Artemisia selengensis, etc.

Four. Evolution of glyphs (as shown)

Extended data:

1. wormwood [hā o c m: o]?

Grass name. There are several kinds of Artemisia annua and Artemisia annua.

Second, mugwort [hāo ài]?

1, namely mugwort. A kind of weeds. Generally refers to weeds.

2. It refers to the grassland. Also refers to the savage.

Third, mugwort [é hāo]?

Perennial herbs. Grow by the water. Leaves are as thin as needles, and young leaves are edible.

Fourth, Artemisia [hāo]?

Usually refers to herbs with small flowers, pinnately divided leaves and special odor.

5. Artemisia selengensis [lóu hāo]?

Perennial herb with alternate leaves, dense gray hairs on the back, tubular corolla and light yellow. Leaves can be used as a substitute for wormwood.