#Allium vineale

[turtlesandfrogs]

Omg, you guys. So, one of my gardening clients had these funny little alliums pop up year before last, and I wasn't familiar and she liked them, so we left them. Small, kinda funky looking little dude, looks like chives except it has a bunch of bulbils instead of flowers.

I was just reading about foraging alliums, and what should I see? Our little friend! It's Allium vineale! And it's considered an invasive species on this continent. Not a major problem here, not even listed with the state noxious weed control board, but still!

I'm going to let her know and I'm also going to contact the weed control board and see if they're interested in knowing. I suspect not as we have much bigger problems, but what a surprise!

#gardening #allium vineale #invasive plants

[crudlynaturephotos]

#wild garlic #wild onions #allium vineale #wildflowers #flowering herbs #pelham bay park #the bronx

[extralargeninjasquirrel]

Been getting in to alliums lately and. How the fuck do you tell these apart. Like I can tell garlic from chives, but how do you tell allium vineale from bunching onions and those from onions?? What??

#Alliums #identification #allium vineale

[thebelmontrooster]

Hot And Dry Wildflower Walk, 6-4-23

Leucanthemum vulgare (Oxeye Daisy) on 6-4-23, #943-60. Hello, everyone! I hope this post finds you well. I decided to go for a wildflower walk on Sunday afternoon even though it was bright and sunny and the temperature was already almost 90° F. There was a nice breeze, so it wasn’t so bad. We haven’t had much rain and it seems many of the wildflowers I usually see are non-existent. Only the…

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#Achillea millefolium (Common Yarrow) #Allium vineale (Field or Wild Garlic) #Apocynum cannabinum (Hemp Dogbane) #Argynnis cybele (Great Spangled Fritillary) #Asclepias purpurascens (Purple Milkweed) #Conium maculatum (Poison Hemlock) #Cornus drummondii (Roughleaf Dogwood) #Dianthus armeria (Deptford Pink) #Dichanthelium clandestinum (Deertongue) #Elephantopus carolinianus (Leafy Elephant&039;s Foot) #Elmus virginicus (Virginia Wildrye) #Erigeron annuus (Annual or Daisy Fleabane) #Florinda coccinea (Black-tailed Red Sheetweaver) #Galium aparine (Cleavers/Catchweed Bedstraw) #Helenium flexuosum (Southern Sneezeweed) #Leucanthemum vulgare (Oxeye Daisy) #Penstemon digitalis (Foxglove Beardtongue) #Phytolacca americana (American Pokeweed) #Pontia protodice (Checkered White) #Potentilla simplex (Common Cinquefoil) #Ribes missouriense (Missouri Gooseberry #Sanicula canadensis (Black Snakeroot) #Sisymbrium officinale (Hedge Mustard) #Smilax tamnoides (Bristly Greenbriar) #Verbesina virginica (White Crownbeard/Frostweed)

[newlifeprojects]

nyár.

Allium vineale

#vadhagyma #eis #au #blooming fields #wildflowers

[eatfreeordie]

The magnolias will bloom... (bring the first non-leaf flavor of spring, unless you dig roots in which case I guess allium vineale runs through winter & spring)

[elfpen]

Well, having consulted with my pillow and the internet, I have more.

Allium vineale is still very common across the whole of the South and South Midlands of England. So, it would have been easily found within reach of anywhere in Alfred's realm.

A study has been done on Alabama crow garlic that must have been introduced from the Old World. The oil has 5.2-6.5% of the non-sulphur compound p-vinylguaiacol. 99.3 % of garlic oils are sulphur compounds, 91.6% of A.v. oils. They have many similar sulphur compounds but different compounds in each are at the higher percentages.

p-Vinylguaiacol (related structurally to vanillin) contributes to the aroma of buckwheat and some wheat beers and has been described as "spicy powdery clove phenolic woody smoky balsamic amber". Phenols can be antibacterial, though I can't find any mention for this one yet. There are a lot of brewing research papers. Thymol and carvacrol are potent antibacterial and antivirals that are even active against norovirus. The vinyl part of the molecule is quite reactive, so it might be changed after days in the medicinal mixture.

Prabodh Satyal et al "The Chemical Compositions of the Volatile Oils of Garlic (Allium sativum) and Wild Garlic (Allium vineale)" foods (2017) 6:63 The journal is called "foods" and I am not sure how to do italics or bold with this.

DUDE that's so amazing! Your internet skills are amazing. Honestly I have nothing to add to this, but thank you so much for sharing what you found!

#leechcraft #science

[sunflowersareonfire]

Nature Memo #1

I decided to go on a little adventure over the weekend since I had three days off (I generally work on the weekends and am almost always on-call for crisis situations). I picked up a new journal so that I could collect plant samples and press them. I've been intending to do this for way too long (2011) but have not gotten around to doing it until now.

I find nature to be mesmerizing and way too often taken for granted. Parks are great, and those with unpaved nature trails are even better. But even then, they are taken for granted.

In any event, below are the list of observations that I made. This is incomplete because I did not include the trees and shrubs that were observed. Of the 29 listed items below, 10 were ones that I had not previously recorded, so I'm pretty excited about that. The total number of living species (plants, insects, birds, reptiles, fungi, arachnids, mammals, fish, mollusks, amphibians, and other species) that I have recorded (as in, photographed, dated, and confirmed the species of) is now 276.

Plants observed (all pressed!)

Oxalis triangularis, False Shamrock

Narcissus poeticus, Poet’s Narcissus

Achillea millefolium, Common Yarrow

Muscari neglectum, Grape Hyacinth

Galium aparine, Catchweed Bedstraw

Stellaria media, Common Chickweed

Oxalis violacea, Violet Woodsorrel

Vinca minor, Lesser Periwinkle

Bowlesia incana, Hoary Bowlesia

Narcissus tazetta, Bunch-flowered Daffodil

Veronica persica, Bird’s-eye Speedwell

Valerianella locusta, Common Cornsalad

Allium vineale, Wild Garlic

Cardamine hirsuta, Hairy Bittercress

Ranunculus hispidus, Bristly Buttercup

Ornithogalum umbellatum, Common Star-of-Bethlehem

Houstonia pusilla, Tiny Bluet

Viola bicolor, American Field Pansy

Claytonia virginica, Virginia Spring Beauty

Insects observed

Camponotus pennsylvanicus, Black Carpenter Ant

Papilio rutulus, Western Tiger Swallowtail (Butterfly)

Coleomegilla maculata, Spotted Pink Ladybeetle

Polistes Carolina, Red Wasp

Eurema lisa, Little Yellow (Butterfly)

Celastrina ladon, Spring Azure (Butterfly)

Amphibians observed

Pseudacris crucifer, Spring Pepper (Frog)

Fungi observed

Trametes versicolor, Turkey-tail

Cladonia evansii, Evan’s Deer Moss

Arachnids observed

Oxyopes salticus, Striped Lynx Spider

Next step is to let the pressed plans dry, followed by labeling, dating, notes on GPS coordinates for each sample, as well as information on whether it it is edible, seasonal growth, and if I am feeling particularly brave I will attempt to draw them.

All of these samples were taken in Arkansas between Siloam Springs, Pea Ridge National Battlefield, and Bella Vista.

#plants #pressing plants #hiking #arkansas nature #oklahoma nature #pea ridge national battlefield #insects #fungi #arachnids #amateur naturalist #biology #personal #nature memo #nerd #nerd alert #nerd stuff

[le-blog-des-plantes-sauvages]

Comment reconnaître l'ail sauvages: Allium vineale

À travers cet article ” Comment reconnaître l’ail sauvages: Allium vineale “, je vous présente l’ail sauvage, une autre espèce un peu oublié contrairement à l’ail des ours (ALLIUM URSINUM), une plante très facile à reconnaître pour débuter et surtout multi-usage. COMMENT RECONNAÎTRE L’AIL SAUVAGE   Le schéma récapitulatif dav Famille AMARYLLIDACEES L’ail sauvage porte le nom d’ALLIUM…

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[rjalker]

#undescribed images #Rjalker takes pictures #gardening #Rjalker trains its gardening skill #march 25 2021 #Janem the Apple Tree #Squirrel the Apple Tree #roses #field garlic #allium vineale

[stefano-bonalume]

Allium vineale

#allium vineale #wild garlic #garlic #allium #plant #plants #green #meadow #grass #grassland #countryside #country #wood #woodland #forest #botany #botanical #stefano bonalume #nature

[deathtek]

6/6/21

#wild garlic #plant #flowering plant #Allium vineale #monocot #Asparagales #Amaryllidaceae #Allioideae

[dendroica]

Field Garlic, Allium vineale (by me)

#Field Garlic #Allium vineale #Allium #Allioideae #Amaryllidaceae #Asparagales #flowers #plants #spring #Ayres Beach #Highland Park #Middlesex County #New Jersey #mine

[the-dishwater-witch]

non tea related but garlic

#garlic #allium #allium vineale #onion family #bulbs #cooking #kitchen witch #wild food

[kon-igi]

Kon secondo te una tesi sulle proprietà dell'aglio può essere interessante?

Assolutamente sì.

Tesi in Agraria - differenze di coltivazione tra Allium acutiflorum, Allium ampeloprasum, Allium angulosum, Allium carinatum, Allium cepa, Allium ericetorum, Allium fistulosum, Allium flavum,Allium insubricum, Allium lusitanicum, Allium moschatum, Allium narcissiflorum, Allium neapolitanum, Allium oleraceum, Allium pallens, Allium paniculatum, Allium porrum, Allium roseum, Allium rotundum, Allium schoenoprasum, Allium scorodoprasum, Allium sphaerocephalon, Allium strictum, Allium suaveolens, Allium ursinum, Allium victorialis, Allium vineale e le loro singole caratteristiche fitoterapiche.

Tesi in Architettura: Donato Felice Aglio e la ricostruzione dell'abbazia di Klosterneuburg (1730) Tesi in Design: l'importanza estetico-funzionale dello sbuccia-aglio in una cucina anni '40.

Tesi in Beni Culturali: rilevanza della rappresentazione dell'aglio nelle Nature Morte di Caravaggio.

Tesi in Medicina Veterinaria: il principo attivo allina come responsabile dell'anemia emolitica del cane nutrito con alimenti ricchi di aglio.

Tesi in Scienze Statistiche: variabili di probabilità dell'incontro in metropolitana di un conoscente chiacchierone che la sera prima ha mangiato mezzo chilo di bruschette con l'aglio.

Tesi in Economia: Correlazione tra PIL e il volume di produzione di aglio (21.263.237 tonnellate nel 2021) della Cina rispetto ad altri paesi del mondo.

Tesi in Biotecnologie: utilizzo di archeobatteri termofili nella difesa della coltivazione dell'aglio minacciata dal Ditylenchus dipsaci.

Tesi in Farmacia: usi farmacologici dell'(+)-S-(2-Propenil)-L-cisteina-sulfossido acido (2R)-2-ammino-3-[(R)-propil-2enilsulfinil]propanoico dell'aglio nei pazienti con alitosi.

Tesi in Filosofia: la fiatella d'aglio in metropolitana come Apeiron indifferenziato in rapporto all'empirismo e al nominalismo in Ockham.

Tesi in Giurisprudenza: la Convenzione sulla Proibizione delle Armi Chimiche di Parigi del 1993, entrata in vigore il 29 aprile 1997 e ratificata con la legge 18 novembre 1995, n. 496, modificata ed integrata con legge 4 aprile 1997, n. 93 è applicabile alla vicina di casa che cucina spaghetti aglio, olio e peperoncino anche per colazione?

Tesi in Ingegneria: resistenza intrinseca della buccia e capacità di carico alla deformazione nella sbucciatura dell'ultimo spicchio d'aglio recuperato in fondo alla dispensa di nonna. Tesi in Storia: correlazione tra il fallimento del movimento rivoluzionario della Carboneria e la cucina a base di aglio in ambienti troppo ristretti.

Tesi in lingue e letterature straniere: come la radice *adlī- dell'indoeuropeo accadico ha influenzato il termine ἄγλις (áglis) e allium. Tesi in Medicina e Chirurgia: efficacia ed effetti collaterali da danno mucosale del tessuto dell'ampolla rettale in soggetti che inseriscono per via anale uno spicchio di aglio come cura per l'infestazione da parassiti intestinali.

Tesi in Psicologia: percezione e autopercezione della prossemica nella distanza intima, personale e sociale dei soggetti che usano un'alimentazione a base di aglio. Tesi in Scienze Matematiche, Fisiche e Naturali: disposizione frattale dei vacuoli cellulari contenenti allina e misurazione angolare del taglio nel frazionamento dello spicchio d'aglio nella preparazione del sugo per gli spaghetti allo scarpariello.

Tesi in Scienze Politiche, Sociali, Internazionali e Diplomatiche: comparazione del fallimento di vari trattati di pace a causa della fiatella d'aglio di uno degli ambasciatori.

Tesi in Sociologia: il fenomeno del razzismo alimentare verso le popolazioni che consumano grandi quantità di aglio.

Tesi in Teologia: Porcoddio che fiato d'aglio!

Se nella lista non dovesse essere malauguratamente presente l'indirizzo di studi per cui avevi pensato la tesi, ti prego di farmelo sapere.

[grimiorething]

Onion / Garlic Grass

Wild onion and its magical (and mundane) uses.

It's spring here in north america. All around you'll see curly shoots of "grass" popping up out of the ground. Upon closer inspection, they may look similar to chives. They technically are. This plant is an allium vineale, which is apart of the same family as garlic, onions, and chives. Allium vineale does have a toxic lookalike- but no fear. They're uncommon, and easy to tell apart. Real allium vineale will smell of garlic or onion. These curly little plants are edible, and very useful in magic.

Properties of onion and garlic which are applicable to this plant:

All three are heavily associated with protection, healing/health, and prosperity. Uniquely, green onion corresponds to money and strength, garlic banishment and curse-breaking, onion with love and lust.

Personal and unique correspondence:

As these plants are the first to spring up (the bulb carries sunlight providing energy as winter fades), they are associated with the sun and springtime. Because of this, I correlate them to new beginnings and fresh starts.

Uses:

You can use them as you would any of its family members in cooking. If your herb garden has yet to take off as we struggle out of winter, pulling some from an area (that hasn't been treated with pesticides) can provide a nice splash of colour and flavor to your food.

Magically, you can use it to substitute both onions and garlic.

For specifics, I like to braid together the strands and hang it by doorways as a means of protection.

Here is an example I made just today.

They will wilt naturally, but you can dry them in the oven as you would any other herb. I find using these braids as protection very effective. If you don't mind smelling of onion, you could absolutely wear a braid as a bracelet.

If allium vineale grows near you, take a gander, and consider using it in your practice.

Have a wonderful day, evening, and night everyone.

#witchcraft #kitchen witchcraft #witchblr #herbs #correspondances #magic #protection #healing #prosperity #my posts #foraging #rambles