Mirikaria Daurskaya

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Mirikaria daurskaya is one of the plants of the family called comb, in Latin the name of this plant will sound as follows: Myricaria dahurica (Willd.) Ehrenb. As for the name of the Daurian myrikaria family itself, in Latin it will be like this: Tamaricaceae Link.

Description of myrikaria daurian

Mirikaria daurskaya is a shrub, the height of which reaches three meters. Such a shrub will be endowed with greyish brown bark. The branches of this plant are straight, they will be more or less pressed and sparsely leafy. The leaves of myrikaria dahurian are flat, stupidly pointed, oblong, they will be quite tightly pressed against the branches. The brushes of this plant are quite thick, their length is about four to seven centimeters, and the width will be equal to one and one and a half centimeters, such brushes will be lateral. The petals of myrikaria daurian are painted in pink tones, they are obtuse and oval, their length will be approximately five to six millimeters, and the width will be equal to two and a half to three millimeters. The capsule of this plant is elongated pyramidal, its length does not exceed one centimeter, and its width is two to three millimeters, the seeds are rather small, and do not exceed one millimeter in length.

The flowering of myrikaria daurian falls on the period from May to July. Under natural conditions, this plant is found on the territory of Eastern and Western Siberia. As for the general distribution, this plant can be seen in the northern part of Tibet and Mongolia. For the growth of myrikaria, Daurian prefers the forest belt of mountains, sands, pebbles in the floodplains of rivers, and also sometimes the lower part of the alpine belt. It is noteworthy that this plant is not only decorative, but also poisonous. For this reason, extreme caution should be exercised when handling Daucus myricaria.

Description of the medicinal properties of myrikaria daurian

Mirikaria Daurskaya is endowed with very healing properties, but it is important not to forget about caution when handling this plant. The decoction, prepared on the basis of the stems of myrikaria daurian, in folk medicine is recommended to be used as baths for seizures in children, as well as for colds. A decoction prepared on the basis of the wood of this plant is recommended for use in Tibetan medicine for dysfunction of the spleen. A decoction or infusion of green twigs of myrikaria daurian is used internally in the form of lotions for edema, and is also used internally as a very effective anthelmintic plant.

For colds, it is recommended to take a bath: to prepare such a healing broth, you will need to take one kilogram of crushed stems of this plant for six to seven liters of water. The resulting mixture should be boiled for about ten to twelve minutes, and then left to infuse for one to two hours, after which the mixture is filtered very thoroughly. In case of a cold, such a mixture is used for a full bath, it is recommended to take such a bath for fifteen to twenty minutes.

With edema, take one tablespoon of crushed green twigs of this plant for three hundred milliliters of water, then this mixture is boiled over a fairly low heat for about eight to ten minutes, after which this mixture is left to infuse for one hour. then it is recommended to bring such a healing mixture based on myrikaria daurian with boiled water up to the original volume. Take the resulting healing agent two to three times a day, two tablespoons. If properly prepared, such a remedy turns out to be very effective and a positive result is noticeable quite quickly.