EPILOBIUM is not a very large genus, but is spread universally through the north temperate zone, both amongst the plains and mountains, and reappears in plenty in New Zealand. The species are very ...
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Norway: a flour is obtained from the roots which is baked into flat cakes. Manchuria (eastern forests): leaves used as a tea- substitute.
China: stems and leaves eaten. Violent poisoning with epileptiform convulsions has been reported caused by these leaves. This site is provided to Mr. Freedman by Dr. Jules Janick, Emeritus Professor ...
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