A vegetable that is abundant in Vietnam is considered 'medicine for the poor': The world has used it to treat diseases for a long time!
Since ancient Greece and Rome, people have known the wonderful uses of this vegetable.
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Since ancient Greece and Rome, people have known the wonderful uses of this vegetable.
This vegetable is both delicious and nutritious. Eating a lot in winter helps the body benefit from enough sugar.
According to Oriental medicine, green cabbage has a spicy taste, temperate properties, has an effect on cold welding, communication, gas, sedation, analgesic, diuretic.
The Germans enjoy stollen desserts combined with dried fruits and almond flour, the Poles eat cabbage stew and the Romanian people eat meatballs at Christmas.
Alaska (USA) is famous for being a land full of giant vegetables. Cabbage weighing up to 63kg, 30kg melon or 15kg broccoli ... is no longer a surprise to Alaska farmers.
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Creating cats, glowing fish, Vaccine bananas, bovine breeders ... is one of many crazy human genetic modification experiments that have been performed recently.
Growing cabbage in the universe, growing mushrooms to make medicines, testing inflated housing are experiments that can help bring people to Mars by the US Aerospace Age…
Vegetables grown on the International Space Station (ISS) can be used without fear of food poisoning, according to research by Russian scientists.
Thanks to the unpleasant smell, the scent of Titan Arum or skunk cabbage can attract insects to pollinate.
Around the place where skunks grow up, there is usually a small pool of water, made of ice and snow melted by the heat of the trunk.
The giant cauliflower, 1.8m in length, planted by farmer Peter Glazebrook in the UK has reached the record of the world's largest cauliflower.
Like skunk cabbage in the West, Eastern cabbage cabbage has a habit of living and developing in marsh areas. In spring, Oriental cabbage flowers often bloom and these fl…
Scientists from the University of Exeter (UK) claim to have filmed the trees 'conversation' with each other. Thus, the long-standing suspicion of some experts has been c…
With a height of 1.47 meters and a weight of 34.2 kilograms, this cabbage has been recognized by Guinness as the world's largest cabbage plant. Appearing at the Alaska s…