krip; the homeland of the Selerovikhs (Ariaceae), or the Umbelliferae; fennel Inkoli tsyu roslina with a crop smell can be bought on the market to replace the crop. It’s true, the deakers of sumniv blame: leafing troch is coarser, that smell is not spicy, with a light anise smell. Tse fennel is splendid, sing dvorіchna, naked, siva […]
Feniculum vulgare Mill. Celery family – Ariaceae, or Umbelliferae – Umbelliferae What does common fennel (pharmacy or dill) look like? Biennial or perennial plant 1-2 m tall. Its stem is straight, rounded, bare, inside spongy, bluish-green. The flowers are collected in complex umbrellas. The fruit is glabrous, 5.5-7 mm long and 3-4 mm in diameter, brown-green or
A bush or small (2-5 m tall) tree of the myrtle family. The leaves are evergreen, thick, leathery, opposite, elliptic, entire, dark green above, whitish from downy pubescence below. The flowers are regular, bisexual, large (up to 4 cm in diameter), 1-5 in leaf axils; petals (4 of them) are white, dark pink inside, ovoid, fleshy. The fruit is
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Evergreen sprawling shrub of the myrtle family, 2-3 m high, native to South America. The branches of the plant are grayish-yellow, brittle. The leaves are small, opposite, entire, dense, leathery, shiny above and silver-gray below. Blooms in June. Flowers axillary, solitary or 2-5, large, monoecious, four-lobed. The leaves are fleshy, sweetish, edible, white on the outside, purple-pink inside. The number
kvassola zvichayna, popular name – beans. The legume family is Fabaceae (Leguminosae). For medicinal purposes, fruit leaves are used. It occurs in culture throughout Ukraine, more often in forest-steppe and steppe regions. It is grown in collective farms, state farms and in individual gardens. Stocks of raw materials are large. Industrial preparations are expedient in all
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Legumes – Fabaceae (Leguminosae). Parts Used: Bean shells. Pharmacy name: bean leaves – Phaseoli pericarpium (formerly: Fructus Phaseoli sine semine). Botanical description. In gardens and plantations, various varieties of common beans are cultivated, used both for vegetable production and bean shells used for medicinal purposes. It is impractical to give a detailed description of the plant, since different varieties
Well-known annual garden plant. The stem is curly, rarely straight, with pinnate leaves and moth-like flowers, white and pinnate. The fruit is a bean (pod). Medicinal raw materials are pods (fruit valves without seeds) In folk medicine, pods are used for medicinal purposes, which are harvested still fresh, not dried on the root (such pods give the
Fabiana branches – Fabianae herba (formerly: Summitates Fabianae, Herba Pichi-Pichi). Botanical description. Evergreen shrub 1-2 m in height, outwardly similar to tree-like heather. Grows in the mountainous regions of Chile. Active ingredients: essential oil with fabianol, tannins, fat and wax, phytosterol, alkaloid fabianin and a number of other substances. Application. Very rarely used as a disinfectant for diseases of
