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DISCOVER THE PLANT WORLD OF DR. LOGES WITH YOUR MOUSE! Wild indigo (Baptisia tinctoria) is native to North America and southern Canada. It contains immune-enhancing and anti-inflammatory agents. What we make of it, you will learn here. Originally native to India, it is also known as the Indian snake root due to its winding roots. It has soothing and mood-enhancing properties. What we make of it, you will learn here. The medicinal plant native to southern Norway and Siberia helps against menopausal complaints. What we make of it, you will learn from Arctic regions and belongs to the group of thick-leafed plants. Rose root - the secret from Sweden. Is home in large parts of Europe and is called among other things also Wetterdistel. Even in ancient times, their roots and flowers were not only used for healing purposes because of their essential oils. What we make of it, you will learn here. Is common throughout Europe and known for its healing powers. It is mainly its positive effects on the weak heart that have made it famous. Here you will learn about our medicinal plants, their historical and current applications, their valuable herbaceous plant found in Europe, much of North America, Asia and Australia. As a herb for the heart and thyroid, the Wolfstrapp has made a name for itself. What we make of it, you will learn here. The honey bee is an important part of the ecosystems in many regions of the world. What we make of it, you will learn here. The apple tree belongs to the Kernobstgewächen. The apples are used to make pectins. What we make of it, you will learn here. Chamomile is an ancient medicinal plant known for its distinctive, pleasant fragrance. What we make of it, you will learn here. Formic acid is produced in the abdominal glands of the forest ant. What we make of it, you will learn here.