Diane, thanks for clarifying that the plantain you are talking about is
Plantago Major and not its synonim Musa Paradisiaca, the large banana
normally used cooked and not raw. It is a shame that it is not the last one,
very common here. I have not found out if we have the Plantago major
available in our country. It seems to be very useful.
Regards,
Carlos
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Subject: CS>Re: CS: Carlos- Re: Plantain
Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2007 23:27:18 EDT
Carlos..
I only know it by another name of Plantago Major or lanceolate. It looks
like a common weed to me. Seeds and leaves are both used. In woods, I
have
taken the leave, bruised it, and put it on affected area in poultice form.
I think what you are talking about is plantains, which is a relative of
the
banana, but not sure. Very good eating, if that is what you are talking
about.
Diane M
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