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How organic crops cope with heavy rainfall and warm winter weather
What to do with organic crops under heavy rainfall and warm winters?
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Can Lycopene Help with Weight Loss and Skin Whitening? Sharing Tomato Drink Recipes
After tomatoes topped the list of the "Top Ten Trendy Foods" in the American magazine Time long ago, they caught consumers' attention, and together with the promotion of their cancer-preventing and weight-loss benefits, they became the hottest product for a time. So what nutritional value do tomatoes have? In the
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The History of Tomato Cultivation and How to Get Lycopene from Tomatoes and What It Does
Have you ever heard the story of the history of tomato cultivation? The most nutritious substance in tomatoes is lycopene, right? So how do you get lycopene from tomatoes? It is generally believed that the Peruvians were the first to cultivate tomatoes. From the 16th to the 17th century, when tomatoes had just been introduced to Europe (Spain), they were treated as food, but the part people ate at the time was not the fruit but the leaves. Because the toxins in tomato leaves poisoned those who ate them, tomatoes were regarded as an ornamental plant for a very long time. From the 18th century onward they began to be grown as a vegetable in Southern Europe.
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Which tomatoes have high lycopene content? Benefits of red tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, and Momotaro tomatoes
The benefits of tomatoes go beyond antioxidants; eating tomatoes helps lower the risk of high blood pressure and heart disease. Tomatoes are rich in antioxidants such as lycopene, which help reduce platelet activity, thereby reducing the occurrence of blood clots, heart disease, and stroke
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Taiwan, China's Momordica cochinchinensis fruit is rich in lycopene. How does this unusual plant reproduce?
What an unusual fruit! The fruit surface is spiky, and when mature it becomes a bright red-orange berry that looks like rows of lanterns from afar. Up close, the green unripe fruit looks like an oversized spiky passion fruit. It turns out that not only is its fruit shape unusual, but because its seeds look like a soft-shelled turtle,
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Cotton Planting Tips in the Malvaceae Family and How to Cope with Rain During the Seedling Emergence Stage
Cotton belongs to the Malvaceae family. Grown in tropical regions, it can reach 6 m in height, though it is generally 1 to 2 m. The flowers are milky white, and shortly after blooming they turn dark red and then wither, leaving behind small green capsules called cotton bolls. So what should be noted when planting cotton? What should be done if rain falls during the cotton seedling emergence stage?
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Food Security: Ban Ki-moon Calls on Copenhagen Climate Conference to Ensure an Agreement
[World Summit on Food Security] Ban Ki-moon Calls on Copenhagen Climate Conference to Reach an Agreement to Ensure
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Busy with planting and farming to cope, putting up warm sheds and raising water levels
Putting up warm sheds and raising water levels, busy coping with planting and farming
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Shandong Hit by Spring Drought: Water-Saving Drip Irrigation in Orchards to Cope with the Drought
Shandong Hit by Spring Drought: Water-Saving Drip Irrigation in Orchards
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