Goat milk in contemporary pharmacopaea

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A plough is also not a good option. You don't cultivate medicinal herbs with a plough.

A few of them are cultivated, but you are right, those that were cultivated were in the minority and, in general, most would not be associated with a plough.

The majority of those used in the Middle Ages were wild plants that were gathered. Quite a few were field plants (poppy, crocus, hyacinth, centaurea, thistle, teasel, dandelion, and many others), but there were also many that had to be hunted in less accessible places like rocky cliffs and swampy areas.