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- Linum Thunbergii Eckl. ; Zeyh.

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****Linum Thunbergii Eckl. ; Zeyh.****
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Linum Thunbergii Eckl. ; Zeyh.

Territory

SOUTHERN AFRICA\ngrassland

Altitude

subalpine

Size

30-50cm

Color

Yellow

Bloom

Spring Summer

Type

Tuft - Fl. Stem Erect

Cultivation

mesic slightly humous sunny site\nalpine house moist rich drained soil sun

Propagation

seed in spring barely covered germ. 1-3 months 16-21°C\ncuttings in late summer

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belong to the group of soluble fibres, in this case originating from edible seeds of species of the Linaceae family (Linum usitatissimum) and the roots, leaves and flowers of Malvaceae (marsh mallow) and Tiliaceae (lime). The freeze-dried extracts,

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