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Wild herbs are plants that grow spontaneously in nature, without human intervention. These plants are perfectly adapted to their natural environments and, although not cultivated, often offer a rich variety of medicinal, ecological, and nutritional properties. The term “herbs” can refer to herbaceous plants but may also include some woody species that grow wild in our landscapes.
Cuscuta spp. Cuscuta spp., commonly known as “dodder,” is a genus of parasitic plants in the Convolvulaceae family. Famous for its ability to coil around other plants, this plant uses host plants to obtain water and nutrients, as it lacks chlorophyll and is incapable of photosynthesis. Despite its parasitic nature, dodder is a fascinating example … Read more