Examples of using Knotweed in English and their translations into German
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In the 1960s, it was identified in the well-known Asian medicinal plant, Japanese knotweed Fallopia japonica,
Nightshade, camomile, chickweed, knotweed, plants and germinating thistles
millet control combined with the“extra peak" against problem weeds such as camomile, knotweed, bindweed or dock.
he planted large amount of knotweed on the ground which is badly polluted by the metal of zinc,
Tabs Properties Traditional Chinese medicine believes knotweed to be one of the most important measures to slow down the aging process and it is often used in stimulating preparation.
Interesting small story: When researching on a plant named knotweed, a biologist Megret of the Oldenburg University found profound percent of zinc,
Traditional Chinese medicine believes knotweed to be one of the most important measures to slow down the aging process
Japanese knotweed, goldenrod, yellow nutsedge.
The"Japanese Knotweed" Reynoutria japonica Houtt.
Fallopia multiflora- tuber fleeceflower- Chinese knotweed seeds.
Buckwheat, the main ingredient is part of the knotweed plant family and regarded as the best-known source of high quality protein in the plant kingdom.
Japanese knotweed is known to be the richest source of resveratrol,
On the basis of several studies the modern science has supported plenty of traditional usage of knotweed.
Japanese knotweed, Canadian goldenrod and giant goldenrod between 2007 and 2010.
and Japanese knotweed Fallopia japonica.
in the roots of a plant called japanese knotweed Polygonum cuspidatum.
Examples of this are the frequent mowing of areas occupied by Japanese knotweed, the sowing of regional seeds
Containing no emodin. Some resveratrol supplements are made from Japanese Knotweed, they can contain high emodin resulting in side effects such as stomachache and diarrhea.
if no twiner like Wisteria, Knotweed, Tree Shrike etc..
Strong stem-forming plants such as Wisteria, Knotweed and Tree Shrike need to be guided parallel to the wire rope,