Introduction
| This meadow, long ago, was a black pine forest. The forest and cattle uses transformed it into a meadow. For this reason, when the pressure drops or the uses disappear, the scrubs of juniper and some young black pine try to occupy the space again. |
| These open spaces are areas that are easy to observe when birds find seeds and insects to eat. |
| We emphasize the dog rose. Its scientific name, Rosa canina, already tells us some characteristic of them. Stomach stalks reminiscent of dogs' tusks, hence their name in Latin. |
| The fruit of the dog rose (foto) has an astringent, antidiarrheal and diuretic effect. It is a vitamin, it also provides vitamin C. It also activates blood circulation and is a good capillary protector. The flowers confer a smooth laxative action and improves the general tonic. And finally, the leaves act as good healing in external use. |
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