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🌳 ÓriĂĄsok nyomĂĄban – CsĂĄkĂĄnyosi SzomorĂș 🌿

by SzittyaReflex     Hungary > KözĂ©p-DunĂĄntĂșl > KomĂĄrom-Esztergom

N 47° 30.987' E 018° 28.115' (WGS84)

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 Hidden on: 27 July 2026
 Published on: 28 July 2026
 Last update: 28 July 2026
 Listing: https://opencaching.de/OC19071

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🌳 ÓriĂĄsok nyomĂĄban – CsĂĄkĂĄnyosi SzomorĂș 🌿

A fehér fƱz (Salix alba)

A fƱzfafĂ©lĂ©k (Salicaceae) csalĂĄdjĂĄba tartozĂł fƱz (Salix) nemzetsĂ©g legismertebb kĂ©pviselƑje. VesszƑi egĂ©szen a földig lehajolnak. Kora tavasszal megjelennek rajta a barkĂĄk, Ă©s csak azutĂĄn a keskeny, vilĂĄgosbarna levelek. LombhullatĂł.

A fehĂ©r fƱz (Salix alba) fƑbb jellemzƑi:

Termet: AkĂĄr 30 mĂ©ter magasra is megnƑhet. KoronĂĄja szĂ©les, szabĂĄlytalan, ĂĄgai gyakran lehajlanak (de nem tĂ©vesztendƑ össze a szomorĂșfƱzzel).

KĂ©reg: IdƑsebb korĂĄban mĂ©lyen, hosszantĂ­ irĂĄnyban repedezett, szĂŒrkĂ©sbarna.

LevĂ©l: LĂĄndzsĂĄs, 5-12 cm hosszĂș, fonĂĄkja ezĂŒstösen szƑrös - innen kapta a "fehĂ©r" nevet, mert a szĂ©lben ezĂŒstösen csillog.

Élettartam: Gyorsan nƑ, de viszonylag rövid ideig Ă©l (szĂĄz Ă©v felett mĂĄr matuzsĂĄlemnek szĂĄmĂ­t), bĂĄr a legnagyobb hazai pĂ©ldĂĄnyok a 200 Ă©vet is elĂ©rhetik.

GyĂłgyhatĂĄsa: A hazĂĄnkban is Ƒshonos vĂ­zparti fa, a fehĂ©r fƱz a leghatĂĄsosabb, de minden fƱz kĂ©rge gyĂłgyhatĂĄsĂș. Konrad von Megenberg a 14. szĂĄzadban a virĂĄgokbĂłl kisajtolt nedvet ajĂĄnlotta lĂĄz esetĂ©n, a kĂ©rget Ă©s a levelet összehĂșzĂł Ă©s erƑsĂ­tƑ hatĂĄsĂșnak Ă­rta le. DioszkuridĂ©sz mĂĄr az Ăłkorban leĂ­rta, hogy a kĂ©rge, levele Ă©s termĂ©se összehĂșzĂł hatĂĄsĂș. A levelek nedvĂ©t fĂŒlfĂĄjĂĄsra, a kĂ©rget bƑrkemĂ©nyedĂ©s Ă©s Ăłtvar ellen ajĂĄnlotta. A közĂ©pkori szerzetesek Ă©s orvosok lĂĄzcsillapĂ­tĂĄsra Ă©s fĂĄjdalomcsillapĂ­tĂłkĂ©nt is alkalmaztĂĄk. Adam Lonitzer, 16. szĂĄzadi nĂ©met orvos hatĂĄsossĂĄgĂĄt köszvĂ©nyrohamok esetĂ©n Ă­rta le.

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Ez egy virtuĂĄlis rejtĂ©s, fizikai dobozt nem talĂĄlsz a helyszĂ­nen đŸš«đŸ“Š. A megtalĂĄlĂĄs igazolĂĄsĂĄhoz kĂ©szĂ­ts egy fotĂłt a CsĂĄkĂĄnyosi SzomorĂșnĂĄl đŸ“· Ășgy, hogy a kĂ©pen lĂĄtszĂłdjon a jĂĄtĂ©kosneved đŸ·ïž (pĂ©ldĂĄul egy papĂ­rra Ă­rva 📝, a telefonod kijelzƑjĂ©n đŸ“± vagy egy tĂĄrgyadon) vagy te magad đŸ€ł! A kĂ©pet csatold az igazolĂł bejegyzĂ©sedhez (Log) 📝.

Kellemes tĂșrĂĄzĂĄst Ă©s jĂł vadĂĄszatot kĂ­vĂĄnok a CsĂĄkĂĄnyosi SzomorĂșnĂĄl! đŸ„ŸđŸŒČ💚


🌳 In the Footsteps of Giants – The Weeping Willow of Csákányos 🌿

White Willow (Salix alba)

The most well-known representative of the willow (Salix) genus belonging to the willow family (Salicaceae). Its twigs bend all the way down to the ground. Catkins appear on it in early spring, followed by narrow, light brown leaves. It is a deciduous tree.

Main characteristics of the White Willow (Salix alba):

Size: It can grow up to 30 meters tall. Its crown is broad and irregular, with branches often drooping (not to be confused with the weeping willow).

Bark: Deeply cracked longitudinally with a grayish-brown color when older.

Leaf: Lanceolate, 5–12 cm long, with silvery hairy undersides—giving it the name "white" as it shimmers silvery in the wind.

Lifespan: Grows rapidly but lives a relatively short life (over a hundred years is considered ancient), though the largest specimens in Hungary can reach up to 200 years.

Medicinal Properties: A waterfront tree native to Hungary, the white willow is the most effective, but the bark of all willow species has medicinal qualities. Konrad von Megenberg in the 14th century recommended juice pressed from its flowers for fever, describing the bark and leaves as having astringent and tonic effects. Dioscorides described back in antiquity that its bark, leaves, and fruit had astringent properties. He recommended leaf juice for earaches, and the bark against skin calluses and impetigo. Medieval monks and physicians used it as a fever reducer and painkiller. Adam Lonitzer, a 16th-century German physician, documented its effectiveness during gout attacks.

📾 Logging Requirement

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Enjoy your hike and happy caching at the Weeping Willow of CsĂĄkĂĄnyos! đŸ„ŸđŸŒČ💚

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