DUTCH RUSH
British Encyclopedia · 1933 · p. 21
Equisttum hyemale, one of the plants known as horse-tails, with a firm texture and so large an amount of silica in the cuticle that it is employed as a fine sand-paper for polishing delicate woodwork. The plant is found in marshes and woods in Britain; but for economic use it is imported from Holland, whence its popular name.
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