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What kind of plant is tower yellow?

Hank Schrader
2020-11-16 11:23:35
If you want leek to be more aphrodisiac after eating, you can use it to scramble eggs. After washing it, cut it into pieces, then mix it with three eggs, and then pour it into the pot to stir fry, which not only tastes good, but also can strengthen Yang. It can also be used to fry fresh shrimps. First fry the shrimp, then add chopped leek, stir fry for a while can go abroad. In addition, it can also be used to cook porridge, aphrodisiac effect is also good. When cooking, first cook japonica rice, add leek and salt when it is almost ripe.

1. Understanding Ta Huang

Ta Huang is a plant belonging to the genus Liao of the Liao family. It is a perennial herb. It is named after the yellow pagoda that appears in the flowering period. It grows in the alpine cold zone above 4000 meters, resisting barren, low temperature, strong wind and super strong ultraviolet rays all the time.

2. the small world in the tower yellow

After flowering, the adult plant is about 2 meters high, and the yellow flowers (bracts) are staggered and stacked, getting smaller and smaller, forming an airtight pagoda shape, like a greenhouse built on a high mountain, protecting the small flowers hidden inside.After flowering, the flowers will emit a special fragrance, attracting the mushroom mosquitoes to pollinate, pollinated the tower yellow will bear a large number of fruits, although some of the seeds become food for the larvae of mushroom mosquitoes (mushroom mosquitoes come in to lay eggs), but if there is no mushroom mosquito to pollinate, the tower yellow can not bear seeds, let alone continue to reproduce!

3. Precious Pagoda Yellow

Although Talhuang has not been listed as a national key protected wild plant, its number is extremely rare because of its harsh growth environment.If you meet it on the way to travel, please do not destroy its growth environment, not to pull out, can not eat, really very precious, need each of us to love.

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