Scientific name: Cerastium viscosum L(C.glomeratus Thuill.)
English name: Mouse-ear Crickweed
Family name: Caryophyllaceae
Herbs biennial, densely growing pilose throughout the plant. Stems clustered, erect, up to 30 cm, purplish red below, green upper. Basal leaves spatulate; upper leaves ovate to elliptic, long l-2 cm, 0.5-1.2 cm wide, entire, blunt or slightly convex at tip, rounded at base, prominent in main veins. Dichotomanthin terminal, base basally bracteate; lamina punctiform, green, margin membranous, glandular hairy; petals obovate, white, apical bifid; stamens 10, yellowish yellow; ovary ovate Style 4-5. Fruit cylindrical, 10-toothed; seeds nearly triangular, brown, densely nodulate. Flowering April, fruiting May.
Produced in all parts of the country, they were born in fields, roadsides and hillside grasslands;
All herbs are used to treat cradle cap, pediatric wind, cough, and antihypertensive effect. Contains sugar and other ingredients.
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