bracken fern การใช้

• Take special care to avoid royal and bracken ferns, which Mickel said are highly carcinogenic.
• All these areas show signs of being used for Maori crops of kumara and bracken fern.
• Bracken fern ( " Pteridium aquilinum " ) is often particularly abundant in these communities.
• Bracken fern, teaberry, black chokeberry, blueberry, and huckleberry are the most common shrubs in this habitat.
• There are several bracken fern provide a useful bush remedy to treat jack jumper stings, discovered and currently used by indigenous Australians.
• The main vegetation is silver tussock " Poa poiformis " with a few small patches of bracken fern " Pteridium esculentum ".
• Warabi ( " Pteridium aquilinum " ), a bracken fern used in Japanese cuisine, are collected in early spring around Mount DM
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• He says that it was less than three inches tall, and hidden under a large bracken fern-suggesting that the sensor array was indeed accurate.
• A handful of enormous cottages, all built by newcomers, have sprouted up from the bracken ferns of the " Gold Coast " along Somes Sound.
• The route passes in and out of ravines filled with redwoods and an understory of sorrel, bracken ferns and blooming trillium, with creeks and streams flowing clear and pristine.
• Bracken fern ( " Pteridium esculentum " ) flourishes in this damaged environment and dominates large areas forming dense stands to about 4 m which prevent light reaching the forest floor.
• There are several aspen islands in the centre of Mer Bleue consisting of an overstory of aspen and an understory dominated by bracken fern ( " Pteridium " spp . ).
• In spring, salmonberry shoots and bracken fern fiddleheads were foraged, while men hunted deer or elk grazing on the Seward Park and Martha Washington Parks suggests that anthropogenic grasslands extended between them.
• Although the area is forest covered, extensive forest fire damage in the southern half has resulted in much of it now being covered with brush, pin cherry, aspen and bracken fern.
• Haumia is particularly associated with fernroot or " aruhe ", the starchy rhizome of the bracken fern " Pteridium esculentum ", which became a major element of the M
  
  ori diet in former times.
• Baskets were woven from splints of American dogwood, big-leaf maple, buckbrush, deer brush, willow, and California hazelnut Additional bracken fern would add black colors to the basket and redbud would provide red.
• Flora of flooded gums ( " Eucalyptus rudis " ), bracken fern ( " Pteridium esculentum " ) and rushes ( from the plant families Cyperaceae, Juncaceae and Restionaceae ) occur around the springs.
• The materials for baskets were sedge root, willow shoots and roots, bulrush or blackroot, redbud shoots, sometimes bracken fern and a variety of colorful bird feathers, abalone and other types of shells, magnesite beads and sometimes glass beads.
• Logged out and burned over areas produced additional good grass cover for grazing sheep and cattle . ( Repeated burning, however, killed the grass and left only bracken fern, which was useless as fodder . ) Locals changed the spelling of Dahle to " Dolly " and thus one such area became known as Dolly Sods.
• In addition to shredded beef, scallions, and water, the dish generally also includes bean sprouts, " gosari " ( bracken fern ), " torandae " ( taro stems ), sliced onion, " dangmyeon " ( sweet potato noodles ), chili powder, garlic, perilla seeds ( also called wild sesame seeds ), soy sauce, oil ( sesame oil and / or vegetable oil ), black pepper, and salt.