Wrong. Z orán, read the second sound. Cumin (scientific name: cuminum cyminum L.), also known as cumin and cumin celery, is called fennel in southern Xinjiang. It is an annual or biennial herb of Umbelliferae and Cuminum with a height of 20~40cm. The whole plant (except the fruit) is smooth and hairless, with pink or white petals, rectangular, flowering in April and bearing fruit in May.

morphological character

Annual or biennial herbs, 20~40 cm high, the whole plant (except fruit) is smooth and hairless. Petiole length 1~2 cm or subsessile, sheath narrowly lanceolate; The leaves are pinnately divided twice, and the last lobe is narrowly linear, with a length of 1.5 ~ 5cm and a width of 0.3 ~ 0.5 mm. ..

There are many compound umbels, most of which are bifurcated branches, and the diameter of umbels is 2 ~ 3cm；; The involucral bracts are 3-6, linear or linear-lanceolate, with membranous edges, white, awn-like spines at the top, sometimes 3-parted, unequal in length, 1~5 cm long, and reflexed; There are 3~5 umbrella spokes with different lengths.