The auricularia alias curly ear, _, ling ear, ground anemone, _ ear, _ ear, _ ear, is an annual herb of the family of Asteraceae, whose varieties are mainly nearly thornless auricularia, obscene solid auricularia, which is planted in a wider range of areas in China, and is mainly produced in the provinces and regions of Jilin, Nei Mengniu, Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Sichuan, Yunnan, Xinjiang, and Tibet, etc. The auricularia looks like

The color is yellow or brown, and the root is fusiform or unbranched.

Cang Er looks like

Cang Er is yellow or brown in color, the root is fusiform, branched or unbranched, often grows in hills, plains, fields, low mountains and wilderness roadsides, etc., is a relatively common field weed, which has hooked spines, easy to adhere to livestock and humans, and then for the dissemination of dispersal, the whole plant can be used as medicine.

Leaf Morphological Characteristics of Aesculus: The leaves of Aesculus are ovate or cordate, entire, with inconspicuous lobing, acuminate at the tip, cordate or truncate at the base, coarsely serrate at the margins, and roughly ambiguous hairs overlying the veins, green in color on top, and pale white underneath.

The look of the seeds of Auricularia australis: the seeds of Auricularia australis have some barbs growing on the surface, these barbs are very thin and straight, it has long oval shaped seeds, the seed coat is greenish color, and then it will turn into yellowish-green or reddish-brown color.

Describe the auricularia sentence

Hometown of the river grows along the side of the auricularia, the leaves are bright green, grow everywhere, will also produce pure white flowers, the fruit is smaller than the walnut, but all the thorns, shaken by the wind down in the ground, everywhere.

Autumn when the color becomes dark, and the color of the land is very similar, if not tied people's feet, it is generally very difficult to find out, Cang Erzi as memories of lost love, the whereabouts of a very secretive, always inadvertently come out to will be stung.

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