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Imperial Palace Tribute Taro from Lipu Hits the Market at Ole' Premium Boutique Supermarket, Aroma Spreads Everywhere
NANNING, Nov. 17 (China News Service) -- Reporter Lin Hao -- Guangxi Lipu taro, long known as a tribute to the imperial palace in days gone by, has recently gone on sale at all national stores of China Resources Vanguard's Ole premium boutique supermarket. It is understood that Lipu taro is a traditional famous and premium specialty of Lipu County, Guilin, Guangxi, and has been cultivated artificially in Lipu County, Guangxi for more than 400 years, with Xiaotingshan being especially well known. Thanks to the unique climate and soil conditions of Lipu County, the Lipu taro grown there is large in size, rich in nutrients, fine in texture, soft and aromatic; the tubers generally weigh 2 to 3 jin, and the large ones can reach more than 10 jin, with quality far superior to taro produced elsewhere. Lipu taro was once chosen as Guangxi's first-choice tribute presented to the imperial court at the year-end grand ceremony, and it reached its peak especially during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, winning great favor with Emperor Qianlong. With the broadcast of the TV drama "Prime Minister Liu Luoguo" and CCTV's "Traveling Across China" program, Lipu taro became a household name across the country and was designated as the exclusive taro for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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Is aromatic hydrocarbon toxic? Effects on fish and whether contaminated fish can be eaten
The explosion at the No. 3 aromatic hydrocarbon plant of the Sixth Naphtha Cracker Complex in Mailiao Township has caused anxiety among residents near aquaculture fish ponds, who worry that their catch may be contaminated. On the 15th, scholars from the College of Public Health at National Taiwan University, who have long studied pollution issues related to the Sixth Naphtha Cracker Complex, together with the Institute of Toxicology, and the Changhua and Taixi experimental stations of the Fisheries Research Institute, went to 18 fish ponds in Changhua and Yunlin to take samples, hoping to understand the scope and extent of the explosion's impact.
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A Detailed Guide to the Cultivation Techniques and Management Methods of Artemisia selengensis
Artemisia selengensis is a wild vegetable with a fresh fragrance, and its tender stems and leaves can be served cold or stir-fried. In recent years it has become popular in the market, and quite a few farmers have started growing Artemisia selengensis, so what are the cultivation techniques for Artemisia selengensis? 1. Sowing Artemisia selengensis is generally grown by direct seeding or
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How to Grow Agastache rugosa from Seed? A Detailed Guide to the Planting Method
Agastache rugosa has the medicinal effects of transforming turbidity with its aroma, harmonizing the middle and stopping vomiting, and releasing the exterior to relieve summerheat, with very high cultivation value, and many people are growing Agastache rugosa. Let's take a look below at how to grow Agastache rugosa from seed. 1. Land preparation and sowing The seedbed for Agastache rugosa is best
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Key Cultivation Techniques and Planting Methods for Agaricus blazei Explained
Agaricus blazei has an almond aroma and a crisp, tender texture, and its economic benefits on the market are very good, so many people have begun to try growing Agaricus blazei. Let's take a look at the cultivation techniques for Agaricus blazei below. 1. Planting materials The most suitable planting material for Agaricus blazei is sugarcane bagasse.
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Chenxiang Grape Variety Introduction and Characteristics Explained in Detail
Grapes taste sweet and have a captivating aroma, and many people like to eat them. Different varieties taste different. There is a grape with yellow-green skin called Chenxiang, and many people like its flavor. What is the Chenxiang grape variety like? Introduction to the Chenxiang grape variety. Chenxiang belongs to the early-maturing Eurasian
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How to Grow Basil: Detailed Guide to Planting Methods and Daily Care Essentials
Basil is a medicinal and culinary dual-purpose aromatic plant, with a taste a bit like fennel. Its leaves are emerald green, its flowers are brightly colored, and its fragrance fills the air; it is actually a plant that can be grown as a potted ornamental. So how do you grow basil? How to grow basil? 1. Site selection and soil preparation. Basil is a deep-rooted plant, so it is best to choose well-drained, fertile, loose sandy loam. Before planting, apply sufficient base fertilizer to provide enough nutrients for basil's growth and speed it up. After applying the base fertilizer, rake the soil fine and level it, then make beds according to the terrain.
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How to Grow Cuban Oregano (Plectranthus amboinicus): Is It Poisonous?
There is a small potted plant that gives off a light fragrance at the slightest touch - it is the plectranthus. That is why many people place a few pots of it on home desks and in offices as decoration. Today we will introduce the growing methods for plectranthus! 1. Plectranthus
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Can Aromatic Crop Mint Repel Mosquitoes? Market Price, Planting, and Harvesting Time and Methods
Mint, also known as wild mint or night-rest fragrance, is a common aromatic crop. Because both its stems and leaves have high edible and medicinal value, it is quite popular among people. So can mint repel mosquitoes? What is the market price per jin? When should it be planted? When should it be harvested?
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A Full Analysis of the Latest Planting Methods for Small Aromatic Scallions
Small aromatic scallions have a strong fragrance and are a commonly used seasoning ingredient when making dishes; they can also be processed into dehydrated vegetables. Small aromatic scallions are generally a type of scallion cultivated in all four seasons, but the best planting time is in spring and autumn. At present, the planting yield is relatively good, and the market conditions are
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