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Monday, 16 February 2026
13 facts about mayflower
13 facts about mayflower
Epigaea repens
Mayflower is an evergreen shrub, spread throughout the eastern U.S. shore. A state flower of Massachusetts, it is vulnerable, but on the other hand, t ...

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Tomatoes
They came to Europe in the 16th century, brought by Spanish sailors from Mexico.
Turmeric
It originates from Southeast Asia and India.
The first mention of turmeric dates back to the ancient Assyrian herbal books.
Pumpkin
The beta-carotene in the pumpkin ensures the proper functioning of the eyesight, especially at dusk.
It also reduces the risk of macular degeneration, inhibits the development of xerophthalmia (dry eye syndrome), and prevents damage to the lens and the formation of cataracts.
Broad beans
Some drugs used to treat Parkinson's disease are made from broad beans because they are a natural source of levodopa (the biologically active form of dopamine).
Birch
In addition to its decorative values, it is a plant that has a positive effect on the human body.
Birch bark extract supports wound healing, which is why special ointments are prepared on its basis.
Kale
Kale is a variety of vegetable cabbage and belongs to the cabbage family.
Lemon
Lemon (Citrus limon) is a member of Rutaceae family.
About 90% of the fruit is water. The juice of the lemon fruit consists of about 6% citric acid, which gives it a tart taste.
Brussels sprout
Maintains normal blood sugar levels.
It can also offset complications in people with diabetes by restoring normal sugar levels.
Chia seeds
Chia seeds are often used as an ingredient in salads, yogurt, baked goods, desserts and smoothies.
They can be consumed both raw and after soaking, in gel form. Unlike flax seeds, chia seeds do not n ...
Poinsettia
In the intertropical area, this species is commonly grown in the ground as an ornamental plant.
In Africa, the Canary Islands, India, it is considered an invasive species in some areas.