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T'át'ets'em ts'esémelep
"Sour weed from the ground"
Sheep Sorrel/Sour Weed
Rumex acetosella
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Indigenous
Food and Medicinal Uses:
Young shoots eaten boiled in April-May, or dried.
High in vitamins A and C, protein, minerals, and iron.
Coagulant.
Treats anemia, diarrhea, dysentery, bladder infections, asthma and bronchitis, hayfever, and urinary tract infections.
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