Cancer Plants for Arid & Desert Conditions
The plants mentioned on this page are suitable for very dry conditions. Some thrive in both heat and cold, but all are drought tolerant.
Boswellia
German doctors and naturopaths are getting excellent results — in ten days or less — with an Indian herb, Boswellia serrata, in the treatment of brain tumors.
Cancer Bush
Cancer Bush is native to the southern parts of Africa where it is a perennial. Though often used as a panacea for everything from the common cold to AIDS and cancer, it is actually a tonic herb, albeit one with antitumoral properties. The dried leaves and stems are used internally. This plant is very drought tolerant and requires little care; it does not however like frost.
Chapparal
Larrea tridentata is an ancient herb that thrives in the arid deserts. It can be readily found in the Mojave,
Guggul
The guggul plant is the source of a precious resin used in incense, but it possesses many valuable medicinal properties as well as having a lovely aroma. Guggul is a
Myrrh
Myrrh trees can be found throughout northern tropical Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. The tree reaches about 15 feet in height, is spiny, and drought tolerant. The gum is harvested by making cuts in the bark.
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Boswellia Serrata Tears
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© Jochenschneider
Myrrh Gum
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Cancer Bush Flower and Leaves
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© Catherine Eckert
Tinghir City, Morocco
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©Leonid Andronov
Chaparral Leaves
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© Valentyna Chukhlyebova
Guggul Resin
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