Description
Dried teasels plant
Dried teasels plant : Teasel is a flowering plant. This species is from the genus dipsacus. It is a tall plant with a lifespan of two years and there are about 15 species. In appearance, it is circular in shape with broad beads and two-story domes. The color of this plant is graphite grey and includes light, full and sometimes dark modes of the spectrum of this color. teasels plant has armored ridges and diagonal horizontal lines and a teardrop appendage in its lower part.
This plant has relatively narrow leaves and at the same time serrated and long. It has a straight and hollow stem. This plant is native to parts of Asia and Europe. In most areas it grows as a wild weed. The flowers of this plant appear at the end of the stem. The closed inflorescence of this plant appears as an aggregate and egg-shaped. It has white flowers and in some cases purple. The flowers of this plant create a beautiful landscape when they bloom. Teasel is a prickly plant so that the stem of that plant is also prickly.
The thorns of this plant are pointed so that it causes severe pain when in contact with the hand and It has arranged opposite leaves. Each pair of leaves of this plant is attached around the stem. The flowers of this plant are often nutty and fragrant. The height of this plant is between 1 to 3 meters depending on climatic conditions. for more information please read Iran teasels plant specification .
Teasels plant specifications
- Scientific name : Dipsacus laciniatus
- French name : Bonnetier sauvage, C. des bois, Cardt rea foulon
- English names : Teasel, Teazle, Draper’s teasel, Fuller’s teasel
- German name : Kardendistel, Weberkarde
- Italian name : Dissaco, Cardo
- Family : Caprifoliaceae
- Genus : Dipsacus
- Native : European region
- Other names : common teasel
- Habitat : This plant grows mostly along roads and railways
Color :
Natural color