Almond is not almond. Almond (Badamu, Badamu) is the name of Xinjiang Uygur language, named after Persian Badam. Its fruit is called almond, which is a world-famous tree species of Rosaceae, Almond and Peach. Almond is a popular nut and is produced all over the world. The academic explanation of "Badam" is the meaning of "kernel". The Chinese word "badanmu" is a transliteration of the word "Baadaam", not a free translation. "baadAAM" is the name of almond in many countries in the world. 80% of almonds in the world are produced in California. In addition, almonds are also grown in India, Pakistan, Iran and Xinjiang, China. This name is well known to the local people because of its long cultural tradition. Apricot trees are rich in nutrition, and one ounce (about 30g/23) of almonds contains about 6g of eggs.