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Berberis VulgarisFrom the homeopathic pharmacopoeia
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Rust, mildew. (3)
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| General Appearance |
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| Roots |
The roots are affected in a peculiar manner producing whitish vesicles on the epidermis. The roots feel dry to the touch, or are covered in a frothy viscid slime. The vesicles may appear red as in rust, while the whitish froth is connected with mildew. (3)
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| Stem/trunk and bark - capillary system |
The plant is either very thirsty or requires little water. Nutrients are either taken up very rapidly or not at all. The evaporation rate is higher than normal which accounts for thirsty plants. (3)
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Respiration and photosynthesis impaired, due to mildew or rust. The plant has a tendency to lodging. The rust is small, pustular, red, which gradually turns brown-ish and larger. (3)
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Flowers have incomplete stamen or produce no pollen. The ovaries may not function properly resulting in impaired fruit-setting capacity. (3)
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