Difference between revisions of "Yellow Cross"

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Common Names: Yellow Cross (Furrio Iohent) Waejir
Classification: Flower
Description: Yellow cross is so named for a small yellow 4 lobed stamen which rises above the broad disc of florets.

Cultivation
Culinary
Medicinal: The plant is a mixed blessing, as the leaves are considered poisonous, causing nausea and bleeding ulceration of the stomach. The roots can be prepared as an anti-tussive and styptic balm for infections of the lungs and skin.
Other

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+;Medicinal: The plant is a mixed blessing, as the leaves are considered poisonous, causing nausea and bleeding ulceration of the stomach. The roots can be prepared as an anti-tussive and styptic balm for infections of the lungs and skin.<!--Medicinal properties-->
 ;Other:<!-- other uses-->