jsidebottom
27 May, 2011
|
Wikipedia is referring to the acrid poison that this plant contains when raw, it is easily removed by simply cooking the plant. Refer to the Peterson guide to edible plants of eastern and central North America for more info. |
Current Rating: 1.0000
|
Logos
13 Aug, 2008
|
CAUTION--As with all water plants, do not eat this plant raw. Raw water plants may carry dangerous organisms that are removed only by cooking. |
Current Rating: 0.0000
|
Logos
13 Aug, 2008
|
Description: This plant has rounded, dark green leaves arising from a short stem. It has bright yellow flowers. |
Current Rating: 0.0000
|
Logos
13 Aug, 2008
|
Habitat and Distribution: This plant is found in bogs, lakes, and slow-moving streams. It is abundant in arctic and subarctic regions and in much of the eastern region of the northern United States and Canada. |
Current Rating: 0.0000
|
Logos
13 Aug, 2008
|
Edible Parts: All parts are edible if boiled. |
Current Rating: 0.0000
|
Rokas
9 Sep, 2008
|
but you can heal burns with this plant
|
Current Rating: 0.0000
|
Rokas
9 Sep, 2008
|
i found in wikipedia that this plant is a little poisonous so i don't suggest you to eat it... |
Current Rating: -0.5000
|
|
Locations Found
Quebec, Canada
|
