Beautiful sentences describing bracken

The beautiful sentence describing bracken is as follows:

1. Pteridium aquilinum is one by one, straight, with no leaves on the stem, only some fine hairs, which is a little different from other dishes.

2. The leaves at the top of bracken are rolled up like a shy little girl with curly hair and low head.

Some ferns are like sickles, some are like crutches, and some are like the waist of an old man. The shapes of ferns are varied and interesting.

Until recent years, bracken has become a delicacy on the elegant table.

When people are used to eating delicacies, birds and animals in the usual sense, people can't satisfy the feeling of plunder and start looking for the original coarse grain food, so coarse grains such as sweet potato, taro and corn are more and more admired by people, and some wild vegetables, such as shepherd's purse, bracken and water celery, are also beginning to be welcomed by more urban people.

These things are not only green food, but also contain no pesticides, and gradually become another kind of delicious food that people can enjoy on the tip of their tongue.

In fact, as early as more than two thousand years ago, in the earliest book of poetry in China, our ancestors recorded the collection of wild vegetables: picking Wei, picking Wei, and Wei also stopped. Back to the motherland, a year has passed. Wei here refers to wild vegetables such as bracken.

Pteridium aquilinum is a written language with different names in different places. Some places call it "Wolf fern", while others call it "Cai Meng". We coastal locals call it "cutting chicken brains".