Essence.Both are "black tin" and contain a great deal of watery substance, hardened by the cold. Lead also contains airy and earthy substances, but not in very large quan ...
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Essence.This is a marine body, loose and loose, like felt. It is said that the sponge is an animal called sea wool, which moves along with the algae that adheres to it. ...
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Choice. It is best to consume it infused in vinegar. By its nature, it is close to the stinking ferula, but worse than it. Nature.Hot, dry at the limit of the third degr ...
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Essence. Ferula stinking is white and black, the black one is stronger. This black one is not put into food. The root of stinking ferula is close in taste to usturgas, an ...
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Essence.This is tursus gum. It is sometimes called "gluing gold" because it is used for gilding paper and notebooks. Nature.Hot at the limit of the second degree, dry in ...
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Essence. This is a plant with red thin awns like those of oregano, but its leaves are longer. The stems are dark, like dodder, and without flowers. It is very acrid, bitt ...
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Essence. These are seeds, flowers and small, brittle stems. Dodder has a sharp, pungent taste and red seeds. The strength of this plant is similar to that of thyme, but ...
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Nature.Hot, dry to the third degree. Cosmetics.Marigolds rubbed with vinegar help against fox disease. Tools with joints.Marigold ash with vinegar is useful for inflamm ...
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Essence.Chamomile comes in white and light red, but white chamomile is stronger; it has thin stems on which sit flowers with white petals, similar to horehound flowers an ...
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Essence.These fruits are known. The jam made from them is weaker than the jam made from mirobalans khalilaj, but has the same effect. When they are soaked in milk they ar ...
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