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* ''VideoGame/{{Rimworld}}'' has the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin prosaically-named]] Healroot, which can be used to do everything from salve bruises to stop a gunshot wound from bleeding to act as a surgical anaesthetic ''and'' an antibiotic. It's implied to have been genetically engineered specifically to act as a pharmacological MultiPurposeMonoculturedCrop some time in the distant past.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Rimworld}}'' has the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin prosaically-named]] Healroot, which can be used to do everything from salve bruises to stop a gunshot wound from bleeding bleeding, though it's not recommended to act as use it for surgery unless you've got a surgical anaesthetic ''and'' an antibiotic.''very'' good doctor. It's implied to have been genetically engineered specifically to act as a pharmacological MultiPurposeMonoculturedCrop some time in the distant past.
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*''Webcomic/{{Catechism}}'': Lyssa flowers are used in an ambiguously magical way to treat diseases, particularly sleeping sickness.
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*''Webcomic/{{Catechism}}'': Lyssa flowers are used in an ambiguously magical way to treat diseases, particularly sleeping sickness.
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* ''Literature/{{Temeraire}}'': In ''Throne of Jade'', Temeraire catches the flu and is made to suffer through a series of increasingly bizarre medicines, culminating in a preparation of an enormous and incredibly noxious mystery mushroom that cures him completely but leaves him punch-drunk as a side effect. [[spoiler:Two books later, it turns out Temeraire's "flu" was actually a lethal pneumonia that is now epidemic among Britain's dragons, which means finding out where that mushroom came from is now an issue of paramount importance.]]
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* ''Literature/{{Temeraire}}'': In ''Throne of Jade'', Temeraire catches the flu and is made to suffer through a series of increasingly bizarre medicines, culminating in a preparation of an enormous and [[WiltingOdor incredibly noxious noxious]] mystery mushroom that cures him completely but leaves him punch-drunk as a side effect. [[spoiler:Two books later, it turns out Temeraire's "flu" was actually a lethal pneumonia that is now epidemic among Britain's dragons, which means finding out where that mushroom came from is now an issue of paramount importance.]]
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* ''Literature/{{Temeraire}}'': In ''Throne of Jade'', Temeraire catches the flu and is made to suffer through a series of increasingly bizarre medicines, culminating in a preparation of an enormous and incredibly noxious mystery mushroom that cures him completely but leaves him punch-drunk as a side effect. [[spoiler:Two books later, it turns out Temeraire's "flu" was actually a lethal pneumonia that is now epidemic among Britain's dragons, which means finding out where that mushroom came from is now an issue of paramount importance.]]
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* ''Franchise/TinTin'': In [[Recap/TintinTheCastafioreEmerald The Castafiore Emerald]] storyline, Captain Haddock is stung in the nose by a bee in a Garden, swelling it up. The [[CloudCuckooLander somewhat flighty]] Bianca Castafiore puts some flower petals on his swollen nose to help it heal, which [[SubvertedTrope only makes Haddock look more ridiculous]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheDragonPrince'': After the Dragon Queen, Zubeia falls out of the sky due to a bite from a beast corrupted by dark magic, a helpful Earthblood Elf, calling himself the "mushroom mage" begins to heal her infected wound using magic fungi.
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This is a subtrope of HealItWithNature.
