Healing but dangerous field sow

Osot field is a herbaceous perennial plant, which belongs to the family of astroids. The most widespread is in Europe and North Africa. This grass is a weed and grows best in forests and in fields where it usually occupies low areas that are characterized by humidity. In addition, she prefers nutrient types of soil, although she also tolerates poor salinity. In a desert area the plant does not occur. Photos of the field sow are presented below.

The grass has a well developed long root system, characterized by high fragility, which is characterized by superficial location. At the same time, the core core is not buried more than half a meter. Rooting and release of shoots are capable of even three centimeters root fragments of the plant, so among crops it propagates, as a rule, only by root offspring. Osot field has a straight stem, which is at the top of the naked or glandular-hairy. The shape of the pollen grains is flattened, and they themselves are three-porous. The pollen of the plant is colored in a dark yellow color. It should be noted that the fly in the species consists of soft white hairs, which simply separates from the achenes when the time comes. The flowering period near the grass falls on summer and autumn, and lasts for about one month.

Osob field provides a lot of problems, preventing the cultivation of crops. It is considered one of the most resistant weeds out of all. It is capable of clogging any of the sites with cultural crops and is often found in orchards, gardens and even in parks. Unfortunately, the plant is not suitable for feeding cattle, which is very reluctant to eat it because of the white milky juice in its stems. Fighting this grass is very difficult, because it is very quickly restored. The main condition is that the destruction of plants must necessarily occur before the onset of the phase of the rosette, because until this time, the root system can not be restored vegetatively.

Despite the damage to agriculture, the field sow is also characterized by positive characteristics. First of all, in this case we are talking about the fact that he is an excellent honeycomb. As practice shows, from one hectare of field covered with this grass, an average of about 140 kilograms of honey is produced. This is not the only plus that the field sow can boast of. Useful properties of the plant make it possible to apply it widely in medicine, including folk medicine. In particular, its broth is used to restore the activity of the human body after operations and serious illnesses. In addition, it is recommended to take the product when exhausted. Honey made from soybean has an antiseptic effect, and also improves blood circulation and strengthens the immune system.

Field sow is widely used in Chinese medicine. Preparations based on plant roots are used to stop blood, and also use them in the form of vitamins. When treating cancer, local healers mix the juice of the leaves with the egg yolks. Grass in a fresh and cooked form is used to prepare poultices against abscesses and painful inflammatory seals.