A perennial herb with a very short,
thick, cylindrical, simple, woody stem sending out at the base numerous
stolons; roots fibrous and fleshy; leaves not very- numerous, sessile, densely
crowded on the short stem with wide, dilated bases, spreading below.
The most commonly used preparation from this herb is the aloe gel, a thick viscid liquid found in the interior of the leaves. The leaves are used in the treatment of burns etc
The most commonly used preparation from this herb is the aloe gel, a thick viscid liquid found in the interior of the leaves. The leaves are used in the treatment of burns etc
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