Enhancement of wound healing by topical application of
Scorzonera species: Determination of the constituents by HPLC with new validated reverse phase method.
r, Alyssum alyssoides r, Arenaria serpyllifolia r, Crupina vulgaris r, Ferulago campestris r, Iris pumila r, Potentilla recta r,
Scorzonera crispa r, Sedum acre r, S.
Meanwhile Rubus saxatilis,
Scorzonera humilis, Calamagrostis epigejos, Pteridium aquilinum, Trientalis europaea, Peucedanum oreoselinum, Solidago virgaurea, Equisetum hyemale, Rubus idaeus occurred only in the burned site.
"salsify"); and
scorzonera (
scorzonera hispanica), also known
3 Two rather uncommon root vegetables,
Scorzonera and Salsify, can be lifted and stored in damp sand or old potting compost for spring use.
Hamburg parsley, which is grown for its parsnip-like roots, salsify and
scorzonera, also need a long growing season.
The roots of some
scorzoneras such as
Scorzonera undulata (Asteraceae) are also highly edible.
Potatoes, green beans, and peppers arrived from the Americas: artichokes, broccoli, fennel, and
scorzonera came from Italy; eggplants and cauliflower made their way from Middle East; and rhubarb completed the long journey from China.
In the Asteracean tribe Lactuceae, some genera show higher numbers than the rest of the tribes as a result of more nDNA (Pyrrhopappus), or presumably so (
Scorzonera) (Table I, note 62).
The flowers of melilot, often used to flavor beer--and also cheese--are bright yellow, like
scorzonera, a perennial plant with a root not unlike a carrot, which is highly delectable when fried in butter.
The technique is used in the production of many medical plants such as
Scorzonera ahmet-duranii (Surucu et al., 2018), Ephedra gerardiana (Rautela et al., 2018), Stahlianthus campanulatus Kuntze (Mongkolsawat et al., 2018) and Artemisia abrotanum (Bolyard, 2018).