silphium การใช้

• The plant is in the same genus as the now extinct silphium.
• The cause of silphium's supposed extinction is not entirely known.
• The larvae feed on " Silphium integrifolium ".
• Its larvae feed on the stems of " Silphium laciniatum ".
• Although Silphium was most popular, there were many other plants and herbs used.
• The exact identity of silphium is unclear.
• The powdered form of " Silphium perfoliatum L . " has diaphoretic and tonic properties.
• There are native asters everywhere, and two different silphiums, which look like nine-foot sunflowers.
• Silphium plants contain terpenes and have a turpentinelike smell, but the mixtures of terpenes differ between species.
• Silphium was an important species in prehistory, as evidenced by the denarii " ( silver coins ).
• In it, silphium is claimed to be the true source of power of the mysterious Fountain of Youth.
• "Silphium perfoliatum " is able to establish colonies due to its central taproot system and shallow rhizomes.
• Silphium once formed the crux of trade from Cyranaica because of its use as a rich seasoning and as a medicine.
• For a few years my Silphium will try in vain to rise above the mowing machine, and then it will die.
• Pliny reported that the last known stalk of silphium found in Cyrenaica was given to the Emperor Nero " as a curiosity ".
• Under Ptolemaic rule the economy prospered, based largely on the export of horses and silphium, a plant used for rich seasoning and medicine.
• They too have made their way to North Africa, drawn by Justinus'quest to find Silphium, an expensive herb already deemed extinct.
• In the Spartacus ", character Ilythia ( played by Viva Bianca ) is shown with a vial of silphium, wishing to terminate her pregnancy.
• It is believed that in Ancient Greece silphium was used as birth control which, due to its effectiveness and thus desirability, was harvested into extinction.
• The researchers, whose study appears in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, studied gall wasps in prairie dock and another Silphium species, the compass plant.