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<!-- Mucilage is edible, but tastes rather bland. It is used in [[medicine]] for its [[demulcent]] properties. Traditionally [[marshmallows]] were made from the extract of the mucilaginous root of the [[Althaea officinalis|marshmallow plant]] and due to the demulcent nature of the extract, worked as a cough suppressant. Some carnivorous plants with mucilage are used for the traditional production of a dairy product in Sweden, called [[filmjölk]].

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== Fonte nelle piante ==

==Plant sources==

Le seguenti piante sono conosciute perchè contengono una grande concentrazione di mucillagine che è tipicamente trovata in molte piante:

The following plants are known to contain far greater concentrations of mucilage than is typically found in most plants:

* [[Aloe vera]]

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* [[Ulmus rubra]] bark (slippery elm)

==An adhesiveAdesiva==

'''Mucilage''' isè alsoanche aun termtermine forche anindica un composto [[adhesiveadesivo]] composeddi ofuna asoluzione solutiondi ofun aprodotto stickydi vegetablecolla productvegetale or vegetableo [[NaturalGomma gumnatural|gumgomma]] vegetale in wateracqua, usedusata primarilyprimariamente toper sealincollare la [[papercarta ]] (e.g.per esempio, i [[postage stampfrancobolli]]s ande il risvolto delle[[envelopebuste]] flapsche se bagnato, ''attiva'' la colla ).

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