This week, as well as studying physics wildly (if for example, seized with spasm murderess jump off all books in physics from the window, I'd know exactly what speed to touch the ground!), Continue with the SAL biscuits, which incidentally I are thoroughly enjoying it, finish some broderie embroidery, explain genetics to her friends, cooking for boyfriend's birthday and keep more or less the house in order, I have also prepared a report that Michael must deliver to get the signature on the book and be able to graduate! he's in the lab all day, from 8 to 5, and when he returns to study for an exam next week, so I offered to lend him a hand! as if I I had nothing to do, think! is true, but I sleep much much less! haha!
however, the verbiage of words to tell you that the course was toxic ornamental plants, in particular, the report was to be drawn on Maona and I found interesting things that I wanted to share with you!
Family: Berberidaceae
The barges and a bushy plant, with woody trunk. It has segmented leaves, very similar to those dell'Agrifoglio, in fact it is often confused with its own plant. As you can see the flowers are in racemes, pale yellow. flowering is in March and April and then produces a blue-black berries. The plant is native to North America but was imported to Europe as an ornamental, it is used for hedges available, free-form or pruned, while the leaves are dried and, properly treated with gelatin, are used as decorations winter. In addition, the Maona has different healing properties: in addition to having febrifuge and antimalarial properties (wow, this is my field!), is also used to improve digestive and gallbladder function once it is taken as a decoction or infusion. the mother tincture is used to treat dermatitis, psoriasis, eczema ... be careful! the plant also has toxic effects, so if you want to try, do not overdo it! then you will not have hurt the tummy!
I saved all the notional part, but if you are curious and want to know more, feel free to ask! Good evening!
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