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In Herbology class over 10 weeks, students learned about various magical and non-magical plants. They studied essential herbs like Gillyweed, Valerian Root, Knotgrass and Dittany. Students also learned about dangerous plants such as Mandragora, Devil's Snare, and Bubotuber. The class covered Rat Root, Bouncing Bulb, Gurdyroot, Wolfsbane, and Absinthe. Weeks also focused on how plants are used in Potions and the importance of non-magical plants.
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HERB-101
- 1. 1
- 2. In week 1, we study what is Herbology and equipment they must use in class [Examples: Essence of Dittany, Dragon Dung and Earmuffs] 2
- 3. In week 2, we studied for what they serve some plants in Potions and how to use them correctly without causing some damage. 3
- 4. In week 3, we talk about four basic herbs: Gillyweed, Valerian Root, Knotgrass and Dittany. Gillyweed is a very rare herb native to the Mediterranean Sea. Valerian Root is a plant native to Europe and some in Asia, although it has migrated to North America. Dittany is essential for healers, potioneers, novelists and parents. Knotgrass is used in Polyjuice potion to help temporarily 'turn the body of a person in which another. 4
- 5. At week 4, we speak three dangerous plants: Mandragora, the Devil's Snare and Bubotuber. 5
- 6. In week 5, we studied the Root Rat. Rat Root Canadian Cree is the name for this plant, and was adopted as the universal name for this plant among the circles of Herbology. 6
- 7. At week 6, we study Bouncing Bulb, the Gurdyroot the Wolfsbane and Absinthe. 7
- 8. In week 7, we talk about non-magical plants and how important they are. 8
- 9. At week 8, speak in exotic plants. 9
- 10. 10