potherb

children ate too much potherb and were poisoned to death, including the

Portulaca oleracea (purslane) is widely distributed in several countries in Europe, Africa, and Asia where it is used as a potherb. It is an annual plant that produces flowers in the summer.

Then planted in Ex-situ Conservation Garden and Identification Center of Potherb Germplasm in Northeast China.

Chickory is a member of the daisy family and is included in salads or cooked as a potherb. Flowers provide color to salads and may be used fresh.

Okra leaves are edible and may be consumed as a potherb; they are sometimes used as a basis for poultices as an emollient or antiscorbutic to treat dysuria while young leaves are sometime consumed as spinach [3].

The results suggested the disturbance by potherb collecting and herding in local forest has affected the scope availability of this pheasant, which can be verified by the variables differences of distance to path between breeding habitat and control site of this pheasant (P Less than 0.01).

Fruits and seeds of the plant are edible and used as potherb species.

The flower buds of this spiny tree are cooked as a potherb, and also pickled (Jacobs 1965).

The garlic (or sir, in Persian), is par excellence the potherb of the East, aid digestion, and is a gastric stimulant.

The department store offered 100 bowls of ''harihari-nabe,'' a hot pot meal containing whale meat and ''mizuna'' potherb mustard greens, to visitors free of charge.

In fact, at the front steps of my workplace small clumps of purslane--an edible wild plant with small chewy leaves that can be used in salads, as a potherb or a pickle--have been growing most of the summer out of the sidewalk's crevices.