The quills of a porcupine are used in Boil-Cure Potion (see).
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Abyssinian shrivelfig
Aconite
Acromantula venom
Armadillo Bile
Bat Parts
Belladonna
Bezoar
Bicorn Parts
Billywig parts
Bird Entrails
Black Beetle Parts
boomslang parts
Bubotuber Pus
Bundimun parts and secretion
Caterpillars
Chinese Chomping Cabbage
Chizpurfle parts
Cockroaches
Cowbane Essence
Crocodile Parts
Daisy
Dittany
Doxy Eggs
Dragon Eggs
Dragon Parts
Dragon’s Blood
Eels’ Eyes
Erumpent parts
Essence of Insanity
Fairy Wings
Flobberworm Parts
Fluxweed
Frog Parts
Frozen Ashwinder Eggs
Ginger
Glumbumble parts
Graphorn Parts
Hellebore
Hemlock Essence
Honeywater
Horklump Juice
Horned Slugs
Horned Toad Parts
Horseradish Powder
Human Parts
Infusion of Wormwood
Ingredients
jobberknoll parts
Knotgrass
Lacewing Flies
Lady’s Mantle
Lavender
Leaping Toadstools
Leeches
Lethe River Water
Lionfish Parts
Lovage
Mandrake
Mistletoe
Monkshood
Moondew
Moonstone
Morning Dew
Nettles
Newt
Niffler’s Fancy
Occamy eggs
Pearl Dust
Peppermint
Pomegranate
Porcupine Parts
Potion ingredients
Powdered Dragon Claw
Pritcher’s Porritch
Puffer-Fish Parts
Pungous Onion
Rat Parts
Rats’ Brains
Re’em Blood
Root of Aconite
Runespoor Eggs
Salamander Parts
Scarab Beetles
Scurvy-Grass
Shrake Spines
Snake Parts
Sneezewort
Sopophorous plant
Spider Legs
Squill
standard ingredient
Thaumatagoria
Tincture of Demiguise
Tormentil Tincture
Tubeworms
Twelve Uses of Dragon’s Blood
Unicorn Blood
Unicorn Hair
Unicorn Horn
Unicorn Parts
Valerian Roots/Sprigs
Venomous Tentacula seeds
Wiggentree
Witch’s Ganglion
Wolfsbane
Wormwood