Mentha arvensis: 60 фото и видео

M. arvensis oil, act as a natural source of anti-aflatoxigenic and antioxidant properties, protects the stored food commodities [27]. Furthermore, the essential oil provides a variety of health benefits, including antioxidant [28], anti-inflammatory [29], and antibacterial properties [30].

Others: Food: The leaves may be eaten raw in salads or used to make tea. The essential oils are used to flavor desserts. Medicine: American Indians used the leaves to prepare medicine for kidney diseases. Other: The mint fragrance is a repellant for insects and rodents.

Mentha Arvensis is an erect herbacious perennial plant that grows 20 - 80 cm tall on square, hairy stems. It is rhizomatous and has opposite leaves that are attached to the stem with very short stalks. It has a very fragrant minty aroma.

Mentha arvensis L, popularly known as wild mint or corn mint is an important plant of the family Lamiaceae (mint family).

It can cause some side effects such as stomach upset when taken by mouth. It can cause allergic skin reactions when used directly on the skin. If applied directly on the face or inhaled, it can worsen asthma, cause vocal cord spasms, and cause serious breathing problems.