Summary
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Conyza canadensis (Canadian horseweed) is found in North America, France, and Canada. Canadian horseweed can grow up to 6-7 inches tall. It is a green plant with small white and yellow flowers.
Botanical Information
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Ecological Information
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The only animal that eats this plant is horses.
Ethnobotanical Information
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This plant could also be medicinal to treat dysentery. The Canadian horseweed can help infectious diseases. The Americans used a tea from the leaves to treat dysentery and a tea from the boiled root for menstrual issues
References
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www.ck12.orgda.org
plants.us
www.fireflyforest
htps.pry/plant profile horseweed canaza canadisis/
About the Author
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Student author(s)*: Eduardo (age 13) and America (age 13) from South Valley Academy
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