Daisy Facts reveals the hidden world of the common daisy, Bellis perennis, exploring its biology, medicinal uses, and ecological role. This book isn't just about a simple flower; it's about understanding the intricate science of a plant that has adapted to thrive in diverse environments. Readers will discover how the daisy exemplifies nature's ability to create complex, adaptable organisms, and how deeply intertwined it is with human history, particularly in traditional medicine and herbal remedies.
The book examines the daisy's botanical characteristics, global distribution, and medicinal applications, including a balanced review of traditional uses and contemporary research into its chemical compounds. You'll learn about its seed dispersal mechanisms and ecological impact, and the surprising medicinal properties and ethnobotanical significance this unassuming flower holds.
The book progresses from botanical basics to medicinal uses and finally to propagation strategies, offering a comprehensive view of the daisy.
