In this kind of tincture fresh seeds were used in place of the commonly utilized brown color dry

seeds. The color can be well described as green with a pinch of yellow. This type of carrot seed’s

tincture has very less to almost nil sediment & it is translucent largely which makes it a pretty

seed tincture. Its aroma is very identical to green color carrot’s seeds.

Habitat

Queen Anne's lace Tincture is probably a native of the sea coasts of South Europe which has de-

generated in the present state which is wild but belongs to ancient time’s cultivation. It has got its

name “Carrot” from “Celtic” and it actually means red color & Daucus has come from Greek

word “Dais” which signifies the pungent & stimulating features of the tincture.

Carrot used to be valued in ancient periods mainly for its medical properties. The wild carrot is

mainly found in Britain in cultivated land as well as by the way side. It thrives more and more by

the sea and is medically superior to the cultivated area.

Description

The root of this tincture is very small & is shaped like a spindle, slender, white in color and very

hard having a very stiff aroma smell and acrid, dis-agreeable taste which is quite different to

reddish, fleshy, thick, cultivated with the odor & peculiar, mucilaginous and sweet flavor. It goes

deep in the ground having just a few root lets.

The stems of the tincture are branched and erect generally two feets high, furrowed and tough.

Both the stems as well as the leaves are almost clothed with coarse and stout hair. Leaves are

divided finely; the lowest leaves are considerably large as compared to the upper ones. Their

arrangement on the stems is quite systematic and the leaves together embrace stem with the base

which is the main characteristic of this plant. The Blossoms are clustered densely together in

umbels or the flat heads in which flower bearing stalk of heads arise from a point in the rays such

as ribs of the umbrella, with each of the rays diving again for forming a second umbel.

The Queen Anne's lace Tincture is distinguished well from all the other type of plants of the

similar order having central flowers of umbel or he small umbellate of a red or purple Daucus.

Constituents

The medical property of seeds owing to the oil which is volatile is mainly colorless or has a tinge

of yellow which is produced with the help of distilled water.

Medical actions and usage

Diuretic, deobstruent. Queen Anne's lace Tincture is an infusion of the herb is a valuable and

active remedy for treating dropsy, diseases of the kidney and the infections of the bladder.

The seeds of the stimulant, carminative and are useful in flatulence, hiccough, windy- colic,

chronic cough, dysentery, etc.

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