Is Ni Hao and Lu Hao the same?
An article about whether Ni Hao and Lu Hao are the same, focusing on the knowledge of flowers and plants, and here is a comprehensive introduction.
Is Ni Hao and Lu Hao the same?
Ni Hao and Lu Hao are the same, with Ni Hao also known as Lu Hao, named for its earthy fragrance, often called Ni Hao by people. It is a perennial herbaceous plant, about 20cm tall, with leaves that have petioles and are opposite. The leaves are deeply lobed with pointed ends, and the underside is covered with many grayish-white fine hairs. Its fruits are slender and mainly harvested in summer and autumn.
Introduction to Ni Hao
Ni Hao, also known as Lu Hao, named for its earthy fragrance, is often called Ni Hao by people. It is a perennial herbaceous plant, about 20cm tall, with leaves that have petioles and are opposite. The leaves are deeply lobed with pointed ends, and the underside is covered with many grayish-white fine hairs. Its fruits are slender and mainly harvested in summer and autumn.
Introduction to Lu Hao
Lu Hao is a vegetable with a refreshing aroma, belonging to the Asteraceae family. Its main market season is in the first half of April, with the most common origins being Nanjing, Ningbo, and other places. It is planted more in southern cities of China.
Lu Hao contains abundant nutrients, such as the compound artemisinin, p-hydroxyacetophenone, etc., which can inhibit Staphylococcus aureus and some skin fungi.
It contains a volatile essential oil, which has a refreshing smell and has a certain appetite-stimulating effect. People with poor appetite can consume it regularly to promote appetite.
Lu Hao is also rich in trace elements that can replenish the deficient selenium and zinc in the body, as well as rich plant proteins and various vitamins, providing nutrition and improving the body's immunity.
The above shares a comprehensive introduction to whether Ni Hao and Lu Hao are the same, hoping to bring some knowledge about green plants to green plant enthusiasts.