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Production of sambucus nigra in agroforestry systems HD

Authors: ROMERO-FRANCO R; RIGUEIRO-RODRÍGUEZ A; FERREIRO-DOMÌNGUEZ N; GONZÁLEZ-HERNÁNDEZ MP; RODRIGUEZ-RIGUEIRO FJ; ROSA MOSQUERA MR;

Production of sambucus nigra in agroforestry systems HD

Abstract

Le sureau est une plante ligneuse qui pousse spontanément dans presque toute l'Europe. Elle est présente dans les endroits clairs et froids et les lisières de forêts caduques, aux sols humides et riches, quelle que soit leur nature chimique. On retrouve également les sureaux proches des étables, car ils recherchent des sols riches en azote. La cueillette sauvage ne suffit pas à approvisionner le marché, sa culture en plantation est donc intéressante. C'est une plante facile à cultiver car elle se reproduit bien par piquetage. Le sureau peut être installé dans des systèmes agroforestiers. La Galice possède déjà une expérience dans la collecte, la culture et la transformation de fleurs et de baies de sureau (es.carabunhas.com). Le marché de la fleur et du fruit de sureau ainsi que de ses différents produits augmente chaque année. Il peut être utilisé à de nombreuses fins et ses fleurs et ses fruits mûrs sont utilisés en médecine traditionnelle (propriétés diurétiques, sudorifiques et émollientes), dans les affections respiratoires, la grippe, le rhume et les laxatifs doux. En application cutanée, il est utilisé pour traiter les dermatites, plaies, brûlures, pharyngites et conjonctivites. La pharmacopée européenne a reconnu officiellement les propriétés médicinales du sureau. Les fruits mûrs peuvent également être utilisés à des fins culinaires. La teneur élevée en vitamine C et en flavonoïdes des fruits permet d'inclure le sureau dans la catégorie des « super-aliments » en raison de ses propriétés antioxydantes.

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factsheet, Medicinal plants, medicinal herbs, fruits, AFINET

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