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An evergreen shrub that grows close to the ground and is renowned for its aromatic leaves and red berries, which can be utilized to extract an oil commonly utilized as a flavoring agent in candies, chewing gum, and medicines, is known as “Wintergreen.” This shrub is also referred to by several other names, such as checkerberry, boxberry, spiceberry, and mountain tea.<\/p>\n

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Methyl salicylate, commonly utilized as a liniment or in an ointment form mixed with menthol, for alleviating conditions such as fibrositis, rheumatism, lumbago, arthritis, and similar ailments.<\/p>\n

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A shrubby evergreen plant whose leaves have a very pleasant aroma and taste. 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