Paronychia sinaica Fresen.
لُبّاد
Caryophyllaceae
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Morphological Description
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Description
Perrenial herb with densely hairy branches. Leaves linear-oblong, densely antorse-pubescent, acute; stipule lanceolate to broadly ovate, ciliate-margineds. Bracts broadly ovate or suborbiculate, usually rolled around and longer than and concealing the flowers. Sepals unequal, densely appressed-pubescent on the outside and apically on the inside, up to 3 mm long. Petals staminoide thin, subulate-tapering, a little longer than the filaments. Stamens 5. Ovary glabrous.
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Description
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Habitat and Distribution
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Geographical Distribution Range
This Irano-Turanian species is only distributed in Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Sinai.
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Ecology
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Phenology
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecFloweringFructification
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IUCN Red List Category
Not Evaluated
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Phenology
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Uses and Values
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Aromatic and Medicinal Use
Medicinal use
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Description of Traditional Uses
Similar to other Paronychia species, it is employed in traditional medicine for kidney and bladder health.
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Aromatic and Medicinal Use