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Dyerophytum indicum

(Gibs. ex Wight) Kuntze

Plumbaginaceae Edible: Shoots - salt flavouring 91 iNaturalist observations

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Description

A shrub. It grows 2 m tall. It has a white mealy covering. The leaves are alternate and pale green.

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Edible Uses

The shoots are eaten and used as a salt flavouring.

Distribution

It is a Mediterranean plant.

Where It Grows

The shoots are used for a salt flavouring.

References (1)

  • Miller, A. G., Morris, M. & Stuart-Smith, S., 1988, Plants of Dhofar. The Southern Region of Oman, Traditional, Economic and Medicinal Uses. Sultanate of Oman. p 228

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