kopsupõõsast
Kopsupõõsast refers to a group of plants, primarily within the genus *Pulmonaria*, known for their spotted leaves and early spring blooms. The common name "lungwort" in English, and similar names in other languages, is derived from an old belief that the plant's appearance mirrored the diseased lung, suggesting it could treat lung ailments. This association stems from the Doctrine of Signatures, a historical medicinal philosophy.
The plant is native to Europe and western Asia. It typically grows in shady, damp woodlands and
The flowers of kopsupõõsast appear in early spring, often before the leaves fully develop. They are typically
While historically used for medicinal purposes, modern scientific evidence for these uses is limited. Today, kopsupõõsast