Аналитическая карточка нити: FERULA

This enterprise, FERULA, is a botanical name for a plant species belonging to the Apiaceae family. The name originates from the Latin word 'ferula', meaning 'loza', 'prut', or 'rozga'; dried plant stems were used in ancient and medieval schools for disciplining students. While there is no available description of this enterprise, the name is commonly associated with the Ferula genus of flowering plants. These plants are perennial, living more than 20 years, and produce flowers and fruits repeatedly. One specific Ferula species, F. soongarica, blooms in May-June, and its leaves dry up in July. Propagation is done through seeds, which are sown in the ground during winter or in pots during February-March. Other sources suggest that Ferula has medicinal properties, particularly in relation to hemoglobin levels in