Thymus serpyllum – Wild thyme, Breckland thyme, creeping thyme; Labiatae – Mint family. The parts used in medicine include: the wild thyme herb Herba Serpylli and the wild thyme oil – Serpylli oleum.
Linum usitatissimum – Flax, cultivated flax; Linaceae family. Parts used in medicine include: ripe linseeds – Lini semen, cold pressed linseed oil – Lini oleum and pomace (flax flour) – Lini seminis placenta.
Hyssopus officinalis – Hyssop; Lamiaceae, or Labiatae – Mint family. The raw material is the hyssop herb – Hyssopi herba.
Centaurea cyanus – Cornflower, bachelor's button; Asteraceae, formerly Compositae – Aster family, formerly composite. The raw material is the cornflower ray flower.
Agropyron repens – Couch grass; Rhizoma Agropyri (syn. Rhizoma Graminis) – Couch grass rhizome; Poaceae (Gramineae) –Grass family. The part used in medicine is the couch grass rhizome.
Taraxacum officinalis – Dandelion; Asteraceae, formerly Compositae – Aster family, formerly composite. The raw material is the dandelion root.
Levisticum officinale Koch. – Lovage; Apiaceae – Celery family. The parts used in medicine include the lovage root and rhizome.
Tilia - Linden; Tiliaceae family. The raw material is the linden flower head.
Cichorium intybus – Chicory; Asteraceae, formerly Compositae – Aster family, formerly composite. The raw material is the chicory root.
Plantago psyllium L. (Plantago afra L.); Plantaginaceae – Plantain family. The raw material is the whole, ripe seed.
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