A German term, Ammann (also spelled Ammann) is a medical instrument that involves the insertion and removal of needle-tipped probes through small puncture holes in the skin to diagnose the underlying cause of swelling and other symptoms.
Ammannia is a type of plant that has been found growing in various locations, including tropical regions like Asia and Africa. It is characterized by its unique appearance, with a stem that may be up to 2 meters long, often resembling a frond or leafy structure. Ammannias are known for their ability to grow in low light conditions and can thrive on soil that is slightly acidic or alkaline.