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Capsicum
* also aids in the absorption of the Cold Formula by acting as a mild vasodilator.
* brings up the heat and energy of the body.
* comes in either a stream spray or cone spray.
* increases metabolism by immediately influencing the venous structure.
* influences blood flow and is included as a catalyst in many herbal formulas
  - flow, which makes it a food for the circulatory system as well
* supports and stimulates circulation
  - healthy circulation and normalizes blood flow

Caragana
* arborescens Siberian peashrub Tolerates dry sites.
* is long-lived, bushy shrub with small leaves.

### plant | tracheophyte | bush | centaury:

Knapweed
* Most knapweeds produce chemicals that inhibit growth of surrounding vegetation.
* also are poisonous to horses causing chewing disease of which there is no cure.
* are a highly competitive plant, threatening many desirable forage species.
* have little nutritive value and possess a high amount of fiber.
* tends to be a long-lived biennial plant producing seeds for two or more years
  - dominate sites at the expense of community diversity or forage production

### plant | tracheophyte | bush | centaury | knapweed:

Russian knapweed
* creeping perennial that reproduces from seed and vegetative root buds.
* grows in most western states.
* has rounded bracts with pointed papery tips.
* is also on the state and local noxious weed list
  - native to southern Ukraine, southeast Russia, Iran, Kazakhstan and Mongolia
  - successful because it out competes most other broadleaf plants and many grasses
* is toxic to horses
  - livestock
* regenerates readily after cultivation.
* tends to form monocultures and usually eliminates other plants.
* woody perennial that can form dense colonies.

Spotted knapweed
* biennial or short lived perennial plant which reproduces by seed.
* biennial or short-lived perennial forb of the composite family
  - that is generally somewhat woolly
* has oval stalked cotyledons.
* is native to Europe
  - primarily a weed of pastures, hayfields, roadsides, and sometimes turfgrass
* short-lived, tap rooted perennial that reproduces by seed.
* stems branch on their upper half.

Chaparral pea
* are shrubs.
* is endemic to California
  - important browse for black-tailed deer

### plant | tracheophyte | bush | cinquefoil:

Horse cinquefoil
* grows on a fairly wide range of soil composition and texture.
* perennial herb with a heavy, branching crown.

Common burdock
* Some common burdocks have knees.
* grows in a wide range of soils from sandy clay to moist loam.
* has flower stalks rising knee to shoulder height.
* is an exotic plant.

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Cotton plant
* Some cotton plants grow at concentration.
* Some cotton plants grow at elevate concentration
  - ozone concentration
  - wild in tropical and subtropical areas of the world
  - produce fruit.
  * There are different types of cotton plants. Some cotton plants grow wild in tropical and subtropical areas of the world. This is how cotton was discovered many years ago. Most of the cotton gathered to make cloth comes from crops grown on cotton farms. Cotton farms can be found in Africa, Asia, Europe, Australia, and the Americas. All parts of cotton plants are useful
* are bushs
  - crop plants