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Andres de Laguna, a Spanish humanist physician, pharmacologist, and botanist, said that drinking and smelling the juice of the ivy plant has a similar effect on you as wine. Perhaps …

The wood of the spindle tree has an excellent ability to make various tools, among these the wool spindles formerly made. Hence, many of its common names come from that …

The calaguala plant is a fern native to America and was highly valued by the Mayan people long before the arrival of the Spaniards. From the 17th century onwards, it …

Ground cherry is a small plant that grows on roadsides in Mexico and most areas in America. Its fruits are a pleasant gift for walkers. Ground Cherry Scientific Facts Healing …

A dye similar to the lacquer color is obtained from the pokeweed plant. This plant possesses minimal medicinal properties since it presents toxic effects when taken in high doses. When …

The tiny flowers of the pansy plant, with their large peduncle and variegated colors, are genuinely exuberant. The combination of the internal and external uses of its internal and external …

The name of the sanicle plant comes from the Latin word sanare (to heal) and references the many properties attributed to this plant. Sanicle Plant Scientific Facts Healing Properties and …

The livelong plant belongs to the same family as the houseleek plant. Both plants have fleshy leaves and a hot-spicy flavor and were valued in the Middle Ages and the …

The allgood plant should not be confused with the shepherd’s purse, which belongs to the botanical family of Cruciferae. The leaves of allgood are valued by mountain peasants, who eat …

The name bittersweet nightshade is directly linked to the taste of its berries, first sweet, then bitter. The same happens to its properties, which possess a mixture of toxic and …