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Pioneers called horsetails "scouring rushes" because the plant's rough, abrasive stems were used for scrubbing and cleaning cookware and other surfaces. The silica content in the stems gave them a gritty texture, making them effective for scouring pots and pans. This practical use made horsetails a valuable resource for early settlers who relied on natural materials for household tasks.
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