Herbaceous, branched plant, up to 30 cm tall. It lives parasitizing the roots of other plants in thickets, mountain meadows and in cleared forests. Its leaves are sessile, oval and deeply toothed. The flowers are arranged in small, small, whitish-yellow clusters.
Aerial sumidad.
Active principles
Pregnancy and lactation.
No special precautions at recommended doses.
None have been described.
At recommended doses no side effects are expected.
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