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Hylotelephium telephium, or orpine, is used as a food source for its edible leaves and roots, a traditional medicine for treating wounds, ulcers, and skin inflammation, and as an ingredient in cosmetic preparations for skin conditioning. Historically, its water-storing stems were also used in divination practices to predict the outcome of marriages.