Chèvrefeuille of the hedges
The Chèvrefeuille of the hedges ( Lonicera xylosteum ) is a woody plant of the family of the Caprifoliacées. It is also called " camerisier of the haies".
; etymology: xylosteum , of the Greek ξυλον, wood and οστεον, bone, because of the aspect of the entrenœuds which make think of bones.
Description
It is a shrub with null and void sheets, with flowers white-yellowish with two lips, grouped by two. The fruits are red bays with maturité.
Characteristics
- reproductive bodies:
- Standard of inflorescence: cyme multipare
- distribution of the sexes: Standard hermaphrodite
- of pollination: entomogame
- Period of flowering: May at June
- seed:
- Standard of fruit: bay
- Mode of dissemination: endozoochore
- Habitat and distribution:
- standard Habitat: shrubby médioeuropéens, planitiaires-mountain dwellers, mésotrophiles, basophilic thickets
- Surface of distribution: eurasiatic septentrional
Properties
The bays are vomitory.
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