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The Yellow Lotus or American Lotus (Nelumbo lutea) in the Hirschstetten Botanical Garden in Vienna. A plant of the Lotus genus (Nelumbo) in the monotypic family Nelumbonaceae.
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Українська: Ареалом поширення американського лотоса є Східна Північна Америка, час цвітіння - з червня по липень. Середовищем існування лотоса американського переважно є свіжі приливні болота. Квіти Nelumbo lutea є самозаплідними, що означає, що їм не потрібне запилення для утворення плодів. Корінні американці запікали великі бульбоподібні корені лотоса як солодку картоплю, листя їли як шпинат, а насіння вживали як горіхи або перетирали на борошно. Також рослини використовують в медицині для лікування таких хвороб: артрит, ревматизм, гіпертонія, серцево-судинні захворювання, серцева недостатність, туберкульоз та малярія.
Автори: Корнієнко, Гриліцька
English: The American lotus is native to Eastern North America, with a flowering period from June to July. Its predominant habitat is freshwater tidal marshes. The flowers of Nelumbo lutea are self-pollinating, meaning they do not require pollination for fruit formation. Native Americans baked the large tuberous lotus roots like sweet potatoes, consumed the leaves like spinach, and used the seeds as nuts or ground them into flour. Additionally, the plants are utilized in medicine to treat various ailments, including arthritis, rheumatism, hypertension, cardiovascular diseases, heart failure, tuberculosis, and malaria.
Author: Kornienko, Grylitska English: The Yellow Lotus or American Lotus (Nelumbo lutea) in the Hirschstetten Botanical Garden in Vienna. A plant of the Lotus genus (Nelumbo) in the monotypic family Nelumbonaceae. |
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