Ocimum basilicum
Sweet basilAn aromatic mint-family herb widely used in cooking.
Garšaugi, botānika un piesardzība ar nepazīstamiem augiem.
✳ Izzini pasauli pa vienai tēmaiIzzini uzticamus ceļvežus, interesantus faktus un noderīgus rīkus. Norādām avotus un skaidrojam, kad jāievēro vietējie noteikumi vai jākonsultējas ar speciālistu.
Ar foto nepietiek drošai sugas noteikšanai.
Do not use photographs or online summaries to identify wild plants for eating or medicinal use. Some poisonous plants resemble edible species and even handling certain species can cause harm.
If poisoning is suspected, contact your local poison service or urgent medical care. Do not wait for symptoms.
Poison Control: plant safety (US) ↗Detalizēti apraksti pašlaik pieejami angļu un krievu valodā.
An aromatic mint-family herb widely used in cooking.
A fragrant herb used in drinks and cooking.
An evergreen Mediterranean aromatic shrub, formerly widely classified as Rosmarinus officinalis.
A lemon-scented mint-family garden plant used to flavour teas and food.
A highly poisonous nightshade containing tropane alkaloids.
A perennial plant whose stinging hairs can irritate skin.
A familiar composite-flowered plant with yellow flower heads and wind-dispersed seeds.
An aromatic daisy-family annual with white ray flowers.
An attractive garden flower with tall spikes of bell-shaped blooms.
A perennial meadow plant with finely divided foliage and flat-topped flower clusters.
An aromatic shrub with purple flowers attractive to pollinators.
An ornamental woodland plant with fragrant white bells and red berries.
A highly toxic annual with trumpet-shaped flowers and spiky seed capsules.
A yellow-flowering herb also sold in supplements.
A low-growing perennial with a rosette of broad leaves, often tolerant of trampling.
A yellow-flowered plant associated with European mountain meadows, vulnerable to collection pressure in some regions.
A shrub bearing broad white flower clusters and dark berries.
An evergreen hemisparasite growing on host trees, often with white berries.
A long-lived conifer with conspicuous red fleshy seed coverings.
A tall invasive umbellifer containing phototoxic sap.
A striking blue-violet garden and mountain flower containing potent toxic alkaloids.
An aromatic mint hybrid known for menthol-rich oils.
A spring-flowering plant whose yellow heads often appear before the leaves.
A familiar tree with pale peeling bark and drooping branches, often an early colonizer of open ground.