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Osmunda regalis L
Synonym |
: |
Struthiopteris regalis (L.) Bernh. |
Family |
: |
Osmundaceae |
Local name |
: |
English- Royal Fern |
Distribution |
: |
Europe, Africa and Asia, |
Habitat |
: |
Growing in woodland bogs and on the
banks of strams |
Uses |
: |
The root
is astringent, diuretic, tonic and vulnerary. It is useful in the treatment
of jaundice and removing obstructions of the viscera. |
Key Botanical Characters
: It is not really a flower, but
rather an inflorescence with many flowers. It quickly grows "pups"
to create an unusual groundcover. The succlent leaves form a large vase, and
produce mostly red flowers with yellow and purple highlights. The flower
looks like a torch. |
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