Pistachio is the fruit of a plant, generally referring to the fruit of Sapindus mukoraiensis, also known as Bodhi, Oilseed, etc. It is a plant of Dicotyledonous, Sapindaceae and Sapindus, and its fruit type is drupe, and Pistachio is its fruit.

Is Buddha's heart a seed?

Pistachio nuts are not the seeds of plants, but the fruits of plants. These plants are mostly found in sparse forests, forests and forest margins, and their environmental adaptability is very strong.

The ripening time of the fruit of Momordica charantia is September 9- 10/October every year, and the value of Momordica charantia is mostly used as a wenwan ornament.

What does Buddha's heart fruit look like?

Momordica charantia is the fruit of Sapindus mukoraiensis, which is a deciduous tree. The fruit grows on the tree, and its drupe is spherical, yellow or brown when it matures, with a diameter of about 15-20 mm, and the seeds grow in it in black.

Efficacy and function of Buddha's heart fruit

Pistachio nuts originated in the south of the Yangtze River in China, and are now cultivated in Indochina Peninsula, India, Japan and other places. The plants contain natural saponin, which has many functions such as bacteriostasis, anti-desquamation, skin moisturizing, whitening and spot removing.