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Wuhan Fully Bans the Eating of Wild Animals: A Look at the Scope of the Ban and Bans in Other Places
The COVID-19 pandemic has once again turned attention to the wild animals that end up on dining tables, and recently, Wuhan issued a document confirming a full ban on eating wild animals! So which animals fall within the scope of the ban? And what other places have issued policies to ban the eating of wild animals? Below
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Where are the production areas of lingzhi (Ganoderma) distributed? A look at the latest situation
The production areas of lingzhi are mainly distributed in China, the Korean Peninsula and Japan. Wild lingzhi has already become very rare, and its quality is hard to control. Today, China's Hainan Island has the largest output and the richest variety of strains, and most of what is on the market is cultivated artificially. In China, the more famous
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What is the outlook for Dendrobium officinale cultivation? The latest analysis is here
Dendrobium officinale is a perennial epiphytic herb of the orchid family, listed as the first of China's nine great immortal herbs. In recent years, Dendrobium officinale has been deeply loved by people, and many have begun to pursue its cultivation. So what exactly is the outlook for Dendrobium officinale cultivation? Below, the editor analyzes it for you
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Where are the main mint-producing regions? A look at the latest growing-area distribution
Mint is a perennial herbaceous plant that grows by rivers in mountain wilds and wetlands, with rhizomes spreading underground. It is an aromatic crop with special economic value, widely distributed in the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere. It is found throughout China, with the largest yields mainly from Jiangsu and Anhui provinces.
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What is the outlook for Paris polyphylla cultivation? The latest analysis and interpretation
Paris polyphylla, also known as Dujiaolian, Baigansui, Zhihuatou and Jinxian Chonglou, is the rhizome of Paris polyphylla var. yunnanensis, a plant of the Liliaceae family. It is hard and brittle, white in cross-section, and has the effects of clearing heat and detoxifying, reducing swelling and relieving pain, and cooling the liver and calming fright. It is used for boils and carbuncles, sore and swollen throat, and venomous snake bites.
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Is there a future in growing jewel orchids? Take a look at the latest analysis
The jewel orchid is also known as the golden silk orchid, golden thread grass, and money grass, among other names. It is a plant in the genus Anoectochilus of the orchid family. In folk legend it is said to cure a hundred diseases, and it has long been known by the laudatory name "king of medicines." It is extremely rare and of extraordinary value, and was a dedicated imperial item for the royal palaces of past dynasties. It is now a high-grade ingredient in hotels, restaurants, and
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What are the uses of the Japanese pagoda tree? A quick look at the latest analysis
The Japanese pagoda tree has dense branches and leaves, forming a green canopy like a cover; it is suitable as a shade tree, and in northern China it is mostly used as a street tree. It is also very suitable for planting in parks, around buildings, in residential neighborhoods and on lawns. The dragon-claw Japanese pagoda tree is suitable for opposite planting or row planting in front of gates, or as a solitary specimen beside pavilions, terraces and rockeries. It can also
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Winter Jasmine Bonsai: How to Make One and a Look at the Latest Pictures
Winter jasmine (Jasminum nudiflorum) has slender, pliable branches, a well-developed root system, strong sprouting ability and tolerance for pruning, with golden flowers and green calyxes that are bright and eye-catching, making it excellent bonsai material. Today we will take you through winter jasmine bonsai pictures and introduce how to make a winter jasmine bonsai. Making a winter jas
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How to grow Monstera deliciosa? Take a look at the latest cultivation methods
Monstera deliciosa is an evergreen climbing plant, native to the tropical rainforests of Mexico. Monstera deliciosa has a graceful plant shape, uniquely shaped leaves, and deep green, glossy foliage, giving the whole plant a fine ornamental effect. In addition, it has the peculiar ability to absorb carbon dioxide at night, and keeping it in
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Is Jasmine Toxic? A Detailed Look at Jasmine Toxicity
Jasmine is native to India, with emerald-green leaves, pure white flowers, and a rich fragrance. It is a common fragrant ornamental flower for gardens and potted plants, and many people like to grow a few plants at home, but do you know whether jasmine is toxic? Is it suitable for placing in the bedroom? Let's take a look together below.
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