She lus jesheenagh ee barragh wuigh (Glaucium flavum). Ta rassyn yn-ee eck.[1]

Barrag wuigh

Barragyn bwuigh


Rang oaylleeagh
Reeriaght: Plantae
Rheynn: Magnoliophyta
Rang: Magnoliopsida
Oardagh: Ranunculales
Kynney: Papaveraceae
Genus: Glaucium
Dooie: G. flavum
Ennym daa-ennymagh
Glaucium flavum
Crantz
Glaucium flavum

T'ee dooghyssagh da'n Europey heear. T'ee er ny jannoo dooie da America Hwoaie myrgeddin, as she sarkyl t'ayn ayns shen.

Ymmyd

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Ta'n alkaloyd glauseen ayns Glaucium flavum.[2] Ta bree lheanaghey scowan as noi-loshtaght echey, liorish lhiettal phosphodiesterase as dooney keyllys chelkium,[3] as ta ymmyd jeant jeu myr medshin cassaght ayns kuse dy heeraghyn. [4] Foddee eh cur co-eiyrtyssyn ort, as adsyn goaill stiagh kuinaghey, neuvioyrid as branlaadee reayrtagh.[5][6] Ta feanish ayn jeu myr druggey-soccar.[7]

Imraaghyn

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