Mentha spicata (Green Mint) is a low, creeping and rather invasive plant that is indispensable in a fragrant border. Mentha spicata blooms with small pale purple or pink flowers. It easily grows widely on all soil types and will certainly have to be kept under control. It is an herb with numerous uses, both kitchen use and medicinal. On the photo you can see covering hairs and glandular trichomes from which the typical aromatic substances are excreted.
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Multipurpose symbiosis
The black alder - Alnus glutinosa - lives in symbiosis with bacteria from the actinomycetes group. These are capable of withdrawing nitrogen from the atmosphere. Through this partnership, the alder, despite its relatively high nutritional requirements, can colonize nitrogen-poor locations.
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