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Artemisia ludoviciana pollen

Development stage: Unknown
Administration: Intradermal, Percutaneous, Subcutaneous

Overview

Artemisia ludoviciana pollen is the pollen derived from the Artemisia ludoviciana plant, a perennial herbaceous species in the Asteraceae family native to North America. The plant is also known as Silver Wormwood, White Sagebrush, and Prairie Sage. Its pollen is primarily used in allergenic testing and diagnosis of allergies due to its high allergenicity; it is a significant cause of pollinosis (allergic rhinitis) during late summer and autumn when it flowers and releases large amounts of wind-borne pollen[2][1][7]. The mechanism of action for its use in medicine relates to provoking an immune response during allergy testing.

Other names: Silver WormwoodWhite SagebrushWestern MugwortLouisiana WormwoodGray SagewortPrairie Sage

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