My adventures in the field of dandelions and a new find - Horsetail or Equisétum.

Perhaps earlier if someone approached me and asked if I wanted him to tell me about his adventures in the dandelion field I would probably laugh and ask if it had something to do with something - what you stepped on and slipped into?

But it's normal to change your mind when you find yourself face to face with interesting and obscure finds even in a dandelion field.

Perhaps you read my previous post about a mutant dandelion which consisted of several dandelions fused together and the next find was no less amazing.

My children drew attention to a strange plant similar in their opinion to a very strange mushroom I went up and saw it and at the first moment I thought a little at that moment a plant called Horsetail fell out of my memory.

At first glance this plant did look like some kind of fungus called Phallus impudicus L.

This fungus spreads its spores with the help of flies it lures them with the disgusting smell of rotten meat.

I touched the plant and my memory began to return lol I remembered the plant which jokingly was called abrazine grass because with its help you can clean any pot or cauldron clean there is a lot of silicon in the cells of this plant.

When I first heard about this plant I remembered a story called "The Clay God" by Anatoly Dneprov which spoke about the creation of very strong and tireless soldiers in whose body cells nitrogen was replaced with silicon and a bullet could not penetrate them.

Horsetail is an amazing plant although it is highly poisonous I use it widely in pharmaceuticals for cattle goats cows and deer it is a delicacy, and for horses and for humans it is a mortal danger.

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Have a blessed day!

Category:	Photography
Camera:	Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX300
Location:	Ukraine
Author:	Author @barski. For my publications, I do not use stock photos, it is fundamentally important for me to use for publication photos that I have taken with my own hands, and I can call them - author's works.