Urticaceae The Nettle Family By Kathy Germann Urtica chamaedryoides.

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Urticaceae The Nettle Family By Kathy Germann Urtica chamaedryoides

Family Characteristics genera, species They are herbs, trees or shrubs sometimes with stinging hairs Most of the members of the family are tropical, the genus most common in the north temperate zone is Urtica; these are the stinging nettles. The needles that protect these plants penetrate the skin and break off, and then irritating fluid is injected beneath the skin Flowers are small in inconspicuous and for the most part imperfect

Urtica dioica Stinging nettle It grows to a height of 2-4 feet It is shade tolerant and grows in flood plains, forests and along rivers. It can be cooked and eaten like spinach because cooking softens the hairs and destroys the irritating fluid. It is often used as a herbal remedy You can buy dried leaves online for about $10 a pound or $15 a pound for certified organic leaves.

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Refrences Vascular Plant Taxonomy, Fifth Edition, Dirk R Walters, David J Keil, Zack E. Murrell, 2006