pineapple [bō]

pineapple bō luó?

pineapple bō léng?

spinach bō cài?

Yellow pineapple huáng bō luó?

Pine edge bō léng?

Jackfruit bō luó mì

The pronunciation of "pine": [ bō ]?

"Release name" spinach ("Compendium"), Persian grass ("Compendium"), red root vegetables. ?

Shen Wei said: According to Liu Yuxi's "Jia Hua Lu", it says: The pineapple species comes from the West. A monk brought his son, who was originally from the country of Poling. The language is corrupted into wavering ears. ?

Shi Zhen said: According to the "Tang Huiyao", it says: During the reign of Emperor Taizong, the country of Nibalo offered balsamic vegetables, which were red and blue, but were actually like tribulus. When cooked, they would taste better. That's it. The alchemist's hidden name is Persian Caoyun.

Basic definition: 1. [～菜] An annual or biennial herbaceous plant with slightly triangular leaves, red roots, and sweet taste. The roots, stems, and leaves are all edible.

2. [～罗] a. Perennial herbs. The fruits are densely packed together, with a flaky exterior and sweet and sour flesh. They are produced in the tropics; b. The fruit of this plant is also called "pineapple".