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Anagallis arvensis

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Field Notes

Description:

Planta de bajo porte de la familia de las Myrsinaceae. Las flores son pequeñas, rojas, anaranjadas, o azules (A. arvensis forma azurea) y crecen en las axilas de las hojas

Habitat:

Dunas de la playa de La Almardá (Valencia).

Notes:

Usado popularmente como antifúngico, antiviral, cicatrizante, sedante, expectorante, ligeramente diurético y sudorífico.

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Anagallis arvensis

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