Plants

Jerusalem artichoke was originally cultivated by the indigenous peoples of the Americas.

Until the 19th century, Mexico was the homeland of vanilla, as it was the only place with varieties of stingless bees of the Melipona and Trigona genera that pollinated the plants.

It is native to North America and Asia.

The genus name–Myosotis–derives from the Ancient Greek and means mouse ears.

There are also contraindications to the use of garlic.

Chestnuts are mainly a carbohydrate food and in some areas, they are called "bread trees".

Kale is grown in central and northern Europe, North America, and Asia.

The sycamore fruit is a double samara with a spherical nut and wings set at a slightly acute angle.

They were cultivated in ancient China as early as the 20th century BC and in ancient Greece around the 8th century BC.

It contains large amounts of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.