



Broadleaf plantain (Plantago major), also called waybread or rat's tail, is a cosmopolitan perennial weed with a rosette of broad, ribbed leaves and inconspicuous flower spikes. Found in lawns, paths, and disturbed soils worldwide.
| Family: | Plantaginaceae |
| Genus: | Plantago (plan-TA-go) |
| Species: | major (MAY-jor) |
| Synonym: | Plantago asiatica |
| Synonym: | Plantago halophila |
| Synonym: | Plantago intermedia |
| Synonym: | Plantago major var. asiatica |
Leaves are edible young (bitter when older). Famous for soothing insect stings, cuts, and skin irritations (chew and apply). Seeds are psyllium, a soluble fiber. Rich in vitamins and minerals.
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