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Is Taiwan, China's jujube delicious? The new variety Shirley jujube is an excellent jujube tree variety
Positioned as a "high-quality early-bearing, early-ripening fruit," the new jujube variety "Tai Nong No. 13 - Shirley" has officially arrived! Do you know this jujube variety? Have you ever tasted it? Below we introduce this variety. Early-bearing, great taste, jujube farmers say: such a good
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Can ginger be steeped directly in water to drink? What are the benefits and effects of drinking it as an infusion?
Ginger is an excellent food as well as a medicinal herb, because after being taken it has the effect of promoting blood circulation and relieving constipation, while its effect of warming the womb is also very good. It is suggested that women who often feel cold hands and feet can regularly steep ginger in water and drink it. No
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Is cranberry useful for mold infections and gynecological inflammations such as cervicitis?
Cranberry, also known as lingonberry, is a plant that grows in North America (especially Massachusetts). In recent decades, it has been widely used to prevent or treat bacterial infections of the urinary tract and vagina. What are the benefits of this fruit? Is it really helpful for gynecological inflammation?
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What happens if you eat 6 jin of cherries in 5 days, and how many grams of fruit is appropriate to eat per day?
Do you know what happens if you eat too many cherries? A woman ate too many cherries and passed bloody stool more than 20 times in one night before fainting. She was taken to the hospital by her family. At 5 p.m. on the third day of the Chinese New Year, Ms. Wang had just gotten off the plane when she felt a sharp cramp in her abdomen. When she went to the restroom, she found that it was all
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Do all soy milk beverage brands meet the standards? Is Vitasoy soy milk high in sugar, and does it contain sucrose?
Rich and mellow soy milk contains nutrients such as protein and lecithin, and in recent years it has become a new healthy dietary choice for more and more people. However, when choosing, you need to pay attention to whether you are unknowingly taking in too much sugar. A survey by the John Tung Foundation at the end of last year of 115 soy-based drinks on the market found that supermarket
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What can't durian be eaten with? How much is appropriate to eat at one time
Do you like eating durian? But there are many things to pay attention to when eating durian, did you know? And it also cannot be eaten together with the following foods. 1. Eggplant cannot be eaten together with durian. Because eating eggplant and durian together will cause excessive internal heat. 2. Cola cannot be eaten together with durian
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Can macadamia nuts be grown in China? A detailed guide to growing conditions
Are macadamia nuts grown in China? Yes, there are. Yunnan's macadamia planting area reaches 75,150 hectares, 5 times that of Guangdong Province, which ranks second, with an output of 4,200 tons, 7 times that of Guangdong Province. China's macadamia output accounts for 3% of the world's total output. How to grow macadamia trees
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Argentine cherries imported to China: what are the natural conditions for growing them locally?
Growing cherries in Argentina is very successful, so for Argentine cherries imported to China, what are the natural conditions for cultivating cherries in Argentina? Do you know? Let's take a look. China and Argentina have officially signed the "Protocol of the General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China and the State Secretariat of Agricultural Industry of the Ministry of Production and Labor of the Argentine Republic on the Phytosanitary Requirements for the Export of Fresh Cherries from Argentina to China."
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Global insect numbers continue to decline, and many insects are beyond saving from extinction
Global insect numbers are falling rapidly, did you know? A group of international scholars recently published a large-scale study indicating that insect numbers worldwide are declining fast, and if the situation continues, they could become extinct within 100 years, further affecting the food chain and causing a "catastrophic collapse" of natural ecosystems
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What Are Mullet and Mullet Roe? Taiwan's Mullet Roe Rises to a National Competition
Do you know the mullet? The mullet, also known as the grey mullet, is a migratory fish. In the ten days before and after the winter solstice, when cold fronts arrive, mullet appear in large numbers near the Taiwan Strait to migrate and spawn. For hundreds of years this has never failed or paused, so it is called the "faithful fish." During the Xia and Shang dynasties
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