AY Honors/Edible Wild Plants/Plantain - Revision history

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Jomegat at 13:26, 8 September 2013

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{{EWP
|name = Plantago Major''', or '''Broadleaf Plantain
|image = Plantago major.jpg
|description = The Broadleaf Plantain or Greater Plantago (Plantago major) is a member of the plantago family, Plantaginaceae. In North America, this plant is primarily a weed, though it is edible and is used in herbal medicine. The plant is native to Europe, and is believed to be one of the first plants to naturalize in the colonies.<br><br>
This plant does best in compacted soils, and hence is sometimes called "roadweed". It is commonly found on field boundaries as it is tolerant to pesticides and herbicides. It is wind-pollenated, and a cause of summer allergies when in flower.

|seasons = Best in Early Spring, also usable in Summer and Fall, but tough and stringy.
|range = Common lawn weed found throughout
|use = Crushed leaves can be applied directly to the skin to stop bleeding, bee stings and insect bites. Psyllium seeds are a bulk laxative. The young leaves are delicious raw in ''salads''. In summer and fall the leaves can be eaten when boiled as '''greens'''.
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 This plant does best in compacted soils, and hence is sometimes called "roadweed". It is commonly found on field boundaries as it is tolerant to pesticides and herbicides. It is wind-pollenated, and a cause of summer allergies when in flower.
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