Arsylw
Berberis vulgaris L.
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Andrzej KonstantynowiczAndrzej Konstantynowicz
29 Ionawr 2010

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Fabrice Rubio
Andrzej Konstantynowicz
Kurt Winter
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Berberis vulgaris Ffrwyth
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Berberis vulgaris Ffrwyth
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Berberis vulgaris Ffrwyth
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Data ychwanegol
Dyddiad crëwyd
28 Tach 2023
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28 Tach 2023
Łódź, Górna
Native to Europe and British Isles, naturalized in North America. Ornamental plant. Bees feeding plant. Edible plant - fruits raw or cooked; young leaves used as a flavouring or as an acid nibble; the dried young leaves and shoot tips make a refreshing tea. Herbal plant - the bark and root bark are antiseptic, astringent, cholagogue, hepatic, purgative, refrigerant, stomachic and tonic, especially useful in cases of jaundice, general debility and biliousness, but should be used with caution; the flowers and the stem bark are antirheumatic; the roots are astringent and antiseptic, they have been pulverized in a little water and used to treat mouth ulcers; a tea made from the fruits is antipruritic, antiseptic, appetizer, astringent, diuretic, expectorant and laxative, it is also used as a febrifuge; the leaves are astringent and antiscorbutic, a tea made from the leaves is used in the treatment of coughs. Useful plant - can be grown as a medium-size hedge in exposed positions but they cannot tolerate extreme maritime exposure; wood is very hard, fine grained, with a yellow sapwood, is used for carving, toothpicks, cobbler's nails, mosaics; also used as a fuel.
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