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ANCA LIVIA ZAHARIA

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Distance: 0.45 mi
Elevation gain: 66 ft
Technical difficulty: Moderate
Elevation loss: 66 ft
Max elevation: 554 ft
TrailRank: 17
Min elevation: 486 ft
Trail type: Loop

Moving time: 16 minutes
Time: 57 minutes
Coordinates: 129
Uploaded: March 20, 2024
Recorded: March 2024

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near el Coll, Catalunya (España)

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Loop trail from el Coll passing through:
- Olive tree (0.0 km)

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Picture 1.Salvia microphylla Kunth

The leaves have a pleasant scent of blackcurrant and can be used fresh or dried as a flavouring. A herbal tea, called 'mirot de montes', is made from the leaves.Medicinal An infusion of the flowers and leaves have been used in the treatment of fevers Agroforestry Uses: The flowers are very attractive to bees, providing a good source of nectar.

Picture 2. Echipa vulgare or Viper's Bugloss

Medicinal use of Viper's Bugloss: The leaves and flowering stems are antitussive, aphrodisiac, demulcent, diaphoretic, diuretic, pectoral and vulnerary. An infusion of the plant is taken internally as a diuretic and in the treatment of fevers, headaches, chest conditions etc. The plant root was used in accident Times as a treament for snake or viper bites. It is toxic for horses and cows.

Picture 3 - Ipomoea Indica

Ipomoea indica has been widely cultivated as a garden ornamental. However, this cannot compensate for this plant's overall negative impacts.

Picture 4 - Opuntia Maxim

It is used in medicine, food, and cosmetics in the form of tea, jam, juice, and oil from seeds (Barba et al., 2017). Opuntia (especially purple variants) is an important source of pigmented bioactive substances.

Picture 5 - Lantana Camara

camara leaves is mostly used in herbal medicine for wound healing, fever treatment, cough treatment, influenza treatment, stomach ache, malaria, etc. It has also been recorded that can be used for the treatment of cancers, chickenpox, measles rheumatism, and ulcer.

Picture 6 - Pinus Halepensis

The resin of the Aleppo pine is used to flavor the Greek wine retsina. From the pine nuts of the Aleppo pine is made a pudding called asidet zgougou in the Tunisian dialect; it is served in bowls, covered with cream, and topped with almonds and small candies. The Maltese dessert prinjolata is also prepared using these pine nuts, both in its filling as well as a topping. Aleppo pine are used for bonsai.

Picture 7 - Mediterranean Cypress

Common Uses: Utility lumber, fence posts, musical instruments (flamenco guitars), furniture, boatbuilding, and turned objects. Comments: Mediterranean Cypress is a long-lived tree, with a lifespan over 1,000 years; one specimen in Iran is estimated to be roughly 4,000 years old.

Picture 8 - Cercis Siliquastrum

The flowers are edible and can be added to salads, eaten fried, or they can be preserved in spicy marinade. It is a popular astringent because of its pods. The bark is also used against headaches and flu. A 10m tall tree with abundant pink flowers growing before the leaves.

Picture 9 - Citrus Medica

Citrus medica Linn. belonging to the Rutaceae family, has been used for centuries in medicine for its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antiviral, and antihyperglycemic properties.

Picture 10 - Coccotrinax Barbadensis

Its common name derives from the use of its fronds in thatched roofing. Its fronds are the most used part of the palm, being utilized in broom construction, handicrafts, and food wrapping. T. radiata's white fruit are edible.

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