What is the laudatory name of Sophora japonica? What is quality?

Sophora japonica, also known as Sophora japonica, also known as "Sophora japonica";

Sophora japonica in a broad sense refers to the flowers and buds of leguminous plants, but generally the open flowers are called "Sophora japonica" or "Sophora japonica" and the buds are called "Sophora japonica". It is often planted near houses and roadsides, and widely cultivated in China, mainly in the north, mainly distributed in the Loess Plateau and North China Plain. It usually blooms in April and May every year, and the flowering period is about 10- 15 days.

Quality: There is a folk proverb that says, "If you plant locusts in front of your door, your fortune will come naturally." As a native tree species, Sophora japonica can stand proudly and grow healthily no matter how harsh the environment and barren soil are.

It symbolizes the innovative and entrepreneurial spirit of the people of Yang Guo who strive for self-improvement and indomitable struggle. Sophora japonica and Sophora japonica leaves are still life-saving rations in poor times when materials are scarce, especially when crops fail. In the lean year, they helped Yang Guo's ancestors survive the famine, and were called "life-saving trees".

Extended data:

Sophora japonica shrinks and curls, and its petals are scattered. Calyx completely campanulate, yellow-green, apex 5-lobed; 5 petals, yellow or yellowish white, 1 larger, nearly round, slightly concave at the apex, and the other 4 petals are oblong. Stamens 10, 9 of which are connate at the base, and filaments are slender. Pistil cylindrical, curved. Lightweight. Slight breath and bitter taste.

Robinia pseudoacacia is a perennial flower with racemes and butterfly-shaped corollas, which overlap in clusters when blooming. Small flowers shrink and curl, and petals are scattered. Complete calyx bell-shaped, yellow-green, apex 5-lobed;

Petals 5, mostly yellow or yellow-white, also have other colors such as purple. Usually, 1 petals are large, nearly round and slightly concave at the apex, and the other four petals are oblong; Stamens 10, of which 9 bases are United and filaments are slender; Pistil cylindrical, curved. This entry mainly introduces the flowers of Sophora japonica, a leguminous plant. For the introduction of Sophora japonica, please refer to the entry of Sophora japonica, the introduction of its flower buds, and other Chinese medicines related to Sophora japonica.