I saw this lovely little fruit on TV news a few years ago, and it seemed to be called wild watermelon at that time. I looked up its information on the internet. Its scientific name is Diplocyclos? Palma of Cucurbitaceae. There is information on the Internet that it is a kind of "gourd" and its Chinese name is "gourd". I don't know if it is correct. Its fruit is red when it is ripe and very beautiful.

Chinese name: two rounds of melons?

English name: Palmata? diploeyclos

Scientific name:? Diplocylos？ Palmates? （l .）？ c？ Jeffrey.

Division name:? Cucurbitaceae? (? Diplocylos, cucurbitaceae? )?

Alias:? Flower melon, wild watermelon, poisonous melon, excrement melon?

Origin: tropical Africa, Indian, Malaysian, Australian, Taiwan Province Province?

Use:?

1.？ Ornamental use: it can be cultivated and enjoyed.

Medicinal: taste: tuber: bitter, flat and poisonous.

Efficacy: tuber: cure sores and furuncles; Whole grass: cure drenching. ?

Stem:

Herbaceous lianas; Root block; Tendrils bifurcate. ?

Leaves:

Leaves alternate, rough surface, about length and width? 7- 14? Centimeter palm? 5? Deeply parted, with sparse serrations at the edge of lobes. ?

Flower:? Monoecious and dioecious flowers often cluster in the axils of the same leaf. These flowers are small and yellow. What are the male flowers? 3? Stamens, female flower stigma 3-lobed. Flowering period? 3-8? Month. ?

Fruit:? Berries are spherical. What's their diameter? 1.5-2.2? Cm, red with white stripes when mature; The seeds are oval and brown with a ring in the middle. Fruit hanging period? 8- 10? Month. ?

Others:? Fruit poison. Do children eat ripe fruit raw? More than 10 capsules cause headache, vomiting, diarrhea and spasm; Pigs, cattle, sheep and other livestock eat a small amount of fruit, which will cause breathing difficulties, convulsions and eventually death.

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An annual vine herb of Cucurbitaceae.

Alias: poisonous melon

Two-color gourd is distributed in South China's navy, Guangxi and Taiwan Province Province's low-altitude Shan Ye, with tuberous roots and tendrils underground. Leaves alternate, palmately 5-parted, lobes oblong, with sparse serrations. Flowering and fruiting from spring to autumn. Dioecious, pale yellow; Berries are spherical, bright red with white stripes when ripe, delicate and lovely. Fruit is poisonous and should not be eaten by mistake. It is suitable for shading shed or fence wall and fence beautification.

Breeding: Through sowing, spring is the suitable period.

Cultivation emphasis: Humus loam is better, and full sunshine and half sunshine are ideal. Strong sunlight leads to many results. Leaves that are slightly shaded are greener. Fertilize 1 time per month, with a small amount of fertilization and a strong trend. After being pulled to the shed, it is cored 1 time to promote its multi-branching, and the optimum temperature for high-temperature growth is about 22~30 degrees.

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