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Psyllium sp. is a perennial herb native to Japan and Asia that blooms from spring to summer. It is found in sunny meadows and along roadsides, where it is used by people and animals to carry its seeds by attaching its sticky seeds to the soles of their feet. It grows in places where it dares to be stepped on. Since other plants cannot grow on ground that is hard to trample on, the plantain spreads its seeds by being stepped on strongly. This kind of place is favorable for plantain, which spreads its seeds by being stepped on strongly. It can be used for medicinal and culinary purposes, and is often used for cough suppressants due to its antitussive and diuretic properties. オオバコは...View all