Plants

Hawaii was a dominant producer of pineapples in the 20th century, but about one-third of the world’s production comes from Brazil, Costa Rica and the Philippines.

It became very popular in Japan and Korea, where they began to be grown in the form of miniaturized trees – bonsai.

For the ancient Celts, certain trees, especially oak, ash, and hawthorn, had special significance as ...

In ancient Rome, it was considered a luxury commodity. It only came into widespread use during the Middle Ages and quickly became one of the main ingredients in European cuisine.

It is used as an adjunct in the treatment of type 2 diabetes.

There is 632 kcal in 100 grams of seeds (one tablespoon is about 10 g and 63 kcal), as well as 5% water, 23% carbohydrates (including 12% fiber), 50% fat and 18% protein.

Today it is widespread on many continents as an edible, forage, and ornamental plant. It grows wild ...

It is called Succus Betulae and was already known in the early Middle Ages. It was consumed both as a refreshing and medicinal drink. Birch sap primarily has a positive effect on the urinary system.

Seeds can be obtained from fruit that we buy in the store. A plant grown from seeds does not retain the characteristics of a mother specimen but is an original exotic potted plant.

It was discovered by Indians living in the current area of Peru, who believed that pumpkins were cre ...