Plants

Rice (Oryza) is a type of cereal in the Poaceae family.

It contains many vitamins in small amounts.

The fruit consists of 90% water, so it is low in calories.

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.

Chen Pi is a sun-dried mandarine peel that has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries.

As an herbal raw material, it is an excellent source of vitamins, minerals, and other valuable components for health, a study conducted by scientists at William Peterson University has proven.

The pear tree is a small tree of the rose family.

Its leaves are green, thick, and fleshy, with small spikes on the edges.

It was introduced to central and northern Europe around the 7th century.

The broad bean fruit is a downward hanging pod, up to 12 cm long, containing 2-5 seeds separated by spongy compartments.