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Scotchbroom, Genet a balais, Besenginster, Amaracciole, Giesta brava, Retama negra, Cytisus scoparius, Fabaceae Royalty Free Stock Photo
Erica scoparia L. Bruyère à balais, Brande Royalty Free Stock Photo
Erica scoparia L. Bruyère à balais, Brande Royalty Free Stock Photo
Erica scoparia L. Bruyère à balais, Brande Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Scotchbroom, Genet a balais, Besenginster, Amaracciole, Giesta brava, Retama negra, Cytisus scoparius, Fabaceae
Detail of a ginestra flower in a meadow Royalty Free Stock Photo
Night view of balai's beach Royalty Free Stock Photo
flower of ginetra Royalty Free Stock Photo
flower of ginetra Royalty Free Stock Photo
Flower of ginestra Royalty Free Stock Photo
flower of ginetra Royalty Free Stock Photo
Flower of ginestra Royalty Free Stock Photo
Cytisus scoparius, or Scotch broom, has been used for making brooms and ropes, fiber-based products like cloth and paper, and as a condiment or coffee substitute. It is also valued in folk medicine for its diuretic properties and used to treat conditions like gout, though it contains toxic alkaloids and must be used with caution. Additionally, the plant is used ornamentally and for soil stabilization, and its flowers provide nectar for bees.


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